Hoolehua Airport Hotels from NZ$402 (MKK)

"Property was very good. Def worth the price. Dont expect a Four Seasons Hotel or a Marriott. Its a nice area.. close to the food and shopping, and you def get your moneys worth staying here."

"Quiet and peaceful!"

"Everything was good except the bathroom was ridiculous. Comfy bed"

"I loved the amenities. There is a mandatory 30 check in fee, just to give a warning. Everything was clean and nice. Plenty of parking. Loved the living room, all furniture was comfortable and relaxing."

"The condo was excellent- would definitely recommend to anyone!"

"I didn't like the fact that what I thought I booked was a hotel room, but in fact was a unit independently managed by Vacasa. That should be disclosed before the booking, not after."

"First time to Molokai after 20years of visiting the other islands. It was a blast to the past—in so many ways the island is clearly 20 years behind the civilized world. Not a stoplight on the island, many roads turn to dirt without warning, no air conditioning in the condo, sketchy cell coverage (at best) around the island, pay phones and an airport without TSA.The condo was exactly as described online and the property manager was very responsive to when a couple little things came up. We appreciated the thoughtful setup such as providing condiments in the kitchen and beach gear for days out at the ocean. There are many repeat visitors at the Molokai Shores resort—people who come back every year for decades. That makes for easy conversation around the pool or when grilling for dinner. Pro tip:stop at Costco in Maui or Honolulu before heading over to pickup meat and dairy for the stay and you’ll come out way ahead cost-wise. You don’t have to go through TSA to catch the commuter plane so liquids are OK as long as you don’t go over weight limits. "

"Clean and perfect for one or two people."

"Overall this stay was wonderful! The unit was well-appointed with an ocean view. The unit has no AC but there are ceiling fans throughout and a great breeze off the ocean. And the lanai is lovely with lots of seating options. It is also nice that it is a top floor unit so you don't have the noise of people above you. Some of the furniture is different from the description- for example the description has multiple seating options in the living room along with a photo of a large wraparound couch. It looks like that has been removed and now the only seating at all is a small couch. There is no dining table and no barstools. Also, if you plan to cook there, you should know that there are no cooking staples: no salt and pepper, no oil or spray, no tinfoil or saran wrap, no tupperware or ziplocs, no coffee filters. So, you will want to stock up on everything at the store. "