Hawaii All inclusive Vacations

The property itself is neat. There are several amenities and stores at the village making it convenient. The rooms are average rooms, nothing luxurious. The staff are not great. They’re short in their responses and sometimes appear to be clueless themselves. Their check in/out lines are long and have long wait times. They struggled to find the room you select online. I thought I had booked an upgraded room and was told I didn’t but was offered to “upgrade” complimentary and that the room would be “much nicer”. There wasn’t anything “much nicer” about the room. I originally booked a room with one king bed and ocean view. The one I was “upgraded” to had two beds, partial ocean view and the bathroom was an ADA bathroom. I didn’t return to the front desk again to ask for my original booking because I was already frustrated that I had to spend so much time in line just to get checked in, to stand in line again and argue about be given false information to convince me to change my original booking. Definitely not a way we wanted to start our anniversary trip.

Possibly the nicest resort on Oahu. The Disney hospitality puts it over the top. It gets very crowded but service never suffers.

Relaxing.

Possibly the nicest resort on Oahu. The Disney hospitality puts it over the top. It gets very crowded but service never suffers.

Relaxing.

Excellent staff and the resort grounds were beautiful, even after Hurricane Lowell.

The property itself is neat. There are several amenities and stores at the village making it convenient. The rooms are average rooms, nothing luxurious. The staff are not great. They’re short in their responses and sometimes appear to be clueless themselves. Their check in/out lines are long and have long wait times. They struggled to find the room you select online. I thought I had booked an upgraded room and was told I didn’t but was offered to “upgrade” complimentary and that the room would be “much nicer”. There wasn’t anything “much nicer” about the room. I originally booked a room with one king bed and ocean view. The one I was “upgraded” to had two beds, partial ocean view and the bathroom was an ADA bathroom. I didn’t return to the front desk again to ask for my original booking because I was already frustrated that I had to spend so much time in line just to get checked in, to stand in line again and argue about be given false information to convince me to change my original booking. Definitely not a way we wanted to start our anniversary trip.

Relaxing.

The property itself is neat. There are several amenities and stores at the village making it convenient. The rooms are average rooms, nothing luxurious. The staff are not great. They’re short in their responses and sometimes appear to be clueless themselves. Their check in/out lines are long and have long wait times. They struggled to find the room you select online. I thought I had booked an upgraded room and was told I didn’t but was offered to “upgrade” complimentary and that the room would be “much nicer”. There wasn’t anything “much nicer” about the room. I originally booked a room with one king bed and ocean view. The one I was “upgraded” to had two beds, partial ocean view and the bathroom was an ADA bathroom. I didn’t return to the front desk again to ask for my original booking because I was already frustrated that I had to spend so much time in line just to get checked in, to stand in line again and argue about be given false information to convince me to change my original booking. Definitely not a way we wanted to start our anniversary trip.

Relaxing.