North Shore Kauai Waterpark Holidays

Location was good. Hotel lobby was under construction ( not informed) made in inconvenient to access pool. Rooms need updates. Leaky shower.

It’s a cute boutique hotel, tastefully furnished, good staff. However it is a 3 star at a 4* price (I’ve been to many 4 and 5 star hotels in Hawaii), it is tiny and there are no amenities: single restaurant, no outdoor breakfast, no pool staff helping with loungers and umbrellas, no beach service, no bikes, only valet parking (a hassle when you’re in Hawaii and need to take the car 4 times a day, a hassle having to manage a stash of 10$ bills to tip the valets). When you look at it from the boardwalk, it doesn’t look any different than the adjacent 3* Marriott, other than the price.

The resort is beautiful and in a great location for the beach or walking around. The room was comfortable, clean, and well maintained. The staff were all very kind and helpful! The key cards were bracelets which was so helpful for swimming and adventuring. I would recommend a room with an ocean view as the pool view is incredibly loud from dawn until after dark. And definitely plan on walking or driving a ways if youre not spending an arm and a leg for food/water.

the room was wonderful except it was very near the street so a bit noisy

This was our first time staying on the east shore and it was a great experience overall. Service was good but the building and amenities could use some updating. We stayed for a week over the thanksgiving holiday in a king suite with ocean views and the location was a great bouncing off point for daily activities. The staff are super friendly, helpful, and sweet. They made our stay welcoming and seemed on top of everything. We went to the pool every day and ate at a couple of the restaurants on site. Moa Moa was better than the Crooked Surf IMHO and we only ate there out of convenience. I much prefer dining off site at one of the local restaurants. My (and my husband agrees) biggest complaints for our stay were 1. AC unit was super loud and the thermostat didn’t seem to work properly. If we left it on overnight, it would wake us up every time the fan turned on and we’d be freezing. We tried turning off the AC and enjoying the ocean breeze but then I’d get too hot. We ended up leaving one door partially open with the AC unit on and thankfully the sound of the waves mostly drowned out the loud AC. 2. the bed and pillows were uncomfortable. The bed felt a bit lumpy and too soft for my preference. The pillow filling redistributed unevenly every night and wasn’t the most comfortable. I think most people wouldn’t notice if you’re only staying a couple of nights but we stayed for a week and were very excited for our own bed by the end of the trip.

Location was good. Hotel lobby was under construction ( not informed) made in inconvenient to access pool. Rooms need updates. Leaky shower.

It’s a cute boutique hotel, tastefully furnished, good staff. However it is a 3 star at a 4* price (I’ve been to many 4 and 5 star hotels in Hawaii), it is tiny and there are no amenities: single restaurant, no outdoor breakfast, no pool staff helping with loungers and umbrellas, no beach service, no bikes, only valet parking (a hassle when you’re in Hawaii and need to take the car 4 times a day, a hassle having to manage a stash of 10$ bills to tip the valets). When you look at it from the boardwalk, it doesn’t look any different than the adjacent 3* Marriott, other than the price.