Top Hotels Near Onekahakaha Beach Park in Hilo from NZ$173

"Location is good for a short driving to Walmart for grocery, adding gas and eating at McDonald. But we heard two planes flew over around 6am which woke us up. The room has no air conditioning (most small hotels have no air conditioning in Hawaii). and it can be difficult to sleep if you go to bed early. Parking is good and room is big and has a simple kitchen to use."

"The community spaces were very nice. The rooms were somewhat like a dormitory with a common space. Staff was excellent. Most importantly it was very clean, well maintained and comfortable."

"I thought it was good that the hotel was near the airport. The hotel generally looked old and dingy, parking spaces are too small, tile trim falling off, shower curtain didn’t extend the length of the shower, the complimentary soap next to the sink was hard to wash off, the lanai furniture was old and felt dirty. We were located on the beach side 4th floor of the hotel and it was unappealing to see the roof below with the paint peeling. I understand that your hotel was sold out on the day we arrived and I’m not sure if the demand determines the price per night, but at $355 per night, I’ll probably go to an Airbnb next time."

"Good"

"The bungalow was clean with kitchen area for food prep that met all of our needs. Will stay there again. Mahalo "

"Everything was perfect"

"This property was great!"

"Didn’t use the cute screened-in lanai because it was so humid. But the AC was perfect! Great non-slip material on all those stairs. Perfect security car entrance, security gate. Nice motion activated lights for the property, stairs, and hallways. Room was spotless. Having a fridge, microwave, Keurig, paper plates, utensils, dishwashing soap sponge sure made eating cost friendly and convenient. Almost got to see the volcano eruption but the Park was closed. Loved not having kooky-loos to worry about and could open the drapes for natural light. "

"We absolutely loved the location. Close to Carlsmith and Richardson, and most importantly right next to Onekahakaha. "