This is a very nice reasonably priced hotel in Waikoloa. We have stayed at the Hilton resort and it was just too large and expensive. This hotel is open and lovely with a beautiful pool area and beach. The pool area although large is always packed and if you need a little shade you better get there early. Rooms were... More

So this is the first time I ever to Hawaii and booked this through a Travel Website and it was supposedly pays for everything and when I got here I paid the $150.00 resort fee which I knew about but what I did not know about is the $75.00 room fee. When I asked about this they said oh its... More

Stayed at this resort back in 2006, and returned again last month based on that experience. We just love this resort! First of all, the location is wonderful. If you want to eat off property, there are 3 great restaurants across the street (our favorite is Roy's). If you want to go shopping, there is a mini-Macy's, Tiffany, Tommy Bahama,... More

Of course Hawaii is amazing. But this hotel showed us exactly how amazing it could be! The open hotel lobby, outdoor bars, beautiful pools and jacuzzis, authentic amazing luau, shockingly clean grounds and rooms, the beach access, boardwalk, tiki lighting, sunset views, rentals and more... I couldn't have asked for more!!

We took a chance on the Marriott after reading the reviews………….and………..WE LOVED IT. I could find little things to nitpick, you could at any resort, over all this place is GREAT. We traveled at the end of the Easter break 2012 and it was quite at the Marriott, very relaxing. It has a great location, one of the few with... More

My wife and I visited the Waikoloa Beach Marriott in early April, our third trip to the hotel. The pool area is great but to get an umbrella, you need to be there by 7:00 AM. The food was very good IF you have the breakfast plan, otherwise it's $29, and take advantage of the 1/2 price for dinner on... More

The drinks and food is very overpriced. Breakfast brunch us 19.00 for a continental buffet

The Waikoloa complex on the North-west coast of the big island is an oasis and has a lot to offer vacationers. The Marriott isn't quite as flashy as their next door neighbor, the Hilton but is a nice hotel none-the-less. The beach area is fantastic, though not quite what I'd call a good swim beach due to the lava rock.... More

Stayed at this hotel for 3 nights, was charged the $25 resort fee, which included Internet. The internet service was terrible I had to use my own data vs. the hotels wifi, then I discovered a $20 extra fee to my debit card, and I'm having a hell of a time getting ahold of the accountant, apparently the're never available... More