Top Hotels Near Mililani Golf Club in Mililani from AU$223

"This was an awesome weekend getaway hideout lol.."

"Great resort with shops within walking distance."

"Great breakfast and a very decent hotel if you’re seeing family or doing business on the west side. Have stayed here more than once and would again. "

"Loved that we were within walking distance of food, a grocery store and parking was free and really easy. "

"Beautiful home, close enough to Pearl Harbor and Waikiki to visit all the attractions but far enough away to feel Zen in their lovely salt water pool. Vicky was a gracious host, making sure we had everything we needed and even shared some delicious homemade jam. Don't know when next we'll be in Oahu, but hope this wonderful place will be available. "

"Breakfast was fantastic, shuttle to airport, loved the deep pool, price was decent!"

"Great location and room was comfortable."

"We had a wonderful stay at this Ko Olina Hillside Gem! The townhouse is exactly as described, comfortable, quiet and convenient to restaurants, shops and the nearly hotels and wonderful lagoons and beaches. The beds were comfortable, the kitchen was well stocked and the appliances were new. Communication with the owners Julie and Todd was excellent as they made sure our stay was just as we had planned. The nearly manger Jen was a terrific resource sharing recommendations and taking care of all of our questions and needs. We highly recommend this gem and hope to return again!"

"The communication leading up to the visit was not the greatest. There was quite a delay in response to questions and no enthusiasm. During the visit, they checked in via VRBO app messages and seemed a bit more enthusiastic, which was nice. The home was very clean and had a lot of extra towels, not many extra blankets so keep that in mind. There’s a few boogie boards, beach mats, yoga mats, beach chairs, a cooler, scuba gear, and sand toys in the garage which is awesome! Dishes and all necessary items in kitchen, which is also very convenient. Also are some baby items like a baby bath, booster seat pack and play. Anyone being sent over deserves a heads up. It caught us off guard when a stranger shows up saying he needed to change batteries on front door. Made me feel uneasy and it was an unplanned interruption.Suggestions: make clear to use the door for code provided at check in, not the lock box, was confusing. **make guests aware of maintenance visits, make guests aware of camera on back patio (as well as front door) ** Be sure you follow rules about garbage, placing remotes back in their spots, all things turned off to avoid being fined. Basically have house in mint condition (like we left it) or plan on getting fined.be sure to wear clothing on back patio unless you want to be on camera. My husband noticed it after I stepped out there in my sports bra.. super awkward. "