Molokai Hotels

Hotel Molokai

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • five minutes to town
  • some kitchenettes
  • authentic Hawaiian entertainment

    Cons

  • not many frills
  • lower-priced rooms are small and plain
  • late-night live music can be loud

Hotel Molokai Review

At this local favorite, Polynesian-style bungalows are scattered around the nicely landscaped property. Part of the Aqua Hotels and Resorts group, the hotel has many units that overlook the reef and distant Lanai. The rooms are bright and comfortably furnished, and the pool is quite pretty. The airy Hula Shores restaurant faces the ocean and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and libations—with local entertainment nightly. Note: at this writing Hula Shores restaurant is closed due to a fire. Plans call for it to reopen in 2013. The full-service bar is still operational and a very popular hangout. Live music is Friday only featuring Na Kapuna, a lively local ukulele jam session, from 4 to 6 pm. The full-service activities desk in the lobby will book any island adventure.

    Hotel Details

  • 40 rooms.
  • Rate includes no meals.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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