Businesses in Kohala Coast - Waikoloa

Very nice 3 day stay here, 5 days would have been better to fully explore the area. Lovely spot. Quiet. Snorkeling near by. There is a small 'mall' 2 minutes away called "The Shops" where there is a supermarket etc if you don't want to pay resort fees for food etc.

We stayed for our 10th wedding anniversary and they resort was beautiful, the grounds are amazing. The beach is the best on the island and it is on the sunny side. The staff were very nice and friendly. We ate at the cooper bar and the main restaurant and both were very good. Out room was large and had lots of space including a walk in closet. My husband loved the golf course, especially hole #3 on the ocean. There were manta rays swimming at night that you can watch from the main overlook area. The resort has beautiful art all around and has a interior garden area with a Coi fish pond. We would stay at this resort again. It felt very open, large, relaxed, and not crowded at all. The beach and golf course are better than the Ritz which is just up the road. My husband grew up on Hawaii and he said this is the best beach on the islands.

This resort was fantastic, the grounds were beautiful, the staff went out of their way to be helpful, the only downside (and it was a big one), was that the food was VERY expensive, and there were no other close options. Burgers cost $18!! Snorkel use was included in the daily resort fee ($30), and the beach and reef were great, we swam with turtles every day.

Room was on the 8th floor. Beautiful view. Could hear the waves crashing on the beach.

Waikoloa Beach Marriott has a good standard of accommodation and facilities. The prepaid breakfast selection is excellent. Staff are helpful and courteous when needed. We found it an ideal location for visiting other areas of the Big Island. Shops across the road are useful for daily needs, gift or special purchases. There are several good restaurants and a food hall on the complex. Waikoloa Beach Marriott has it's own beautiful beach which seems to be used by residents only. It has easy access with sunloungers and watersports available. If you like a busy resort then think about Hiloor Kona instead.

Paradise, expensive but it's great. The rooms are big and clean, but beds not so confortable. Breakfast buffet with a lot of stuff.