Kulalani at Mauna Lani Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Kona Village is a beautiful property and we had a wonderful and relaxing time. Generations of my family have been going there since the 1970s and it's retained a special charm. The service and room quality were excellent and we appreciated that they were accommodating with a late checkout. However the prices for food are exorbitant. At over $1,200/night for the lowest tier room, that price does not include breakfast. Once at breakfast, a juice at 1/2 the normal size costs $12, an egg dish at $35 has an omelette and three potatoes and won't fill you up. You can expect to easily spend $50-80 per person at breakfast. A 12 oz cappuccino is $11. Plain steamed rice is $10. A hummus appetizer is $30 - all of these prices without tip. We went to their communal dinner and as vegetarians and pregnant I could not drink, so we spent $463 on dinner for two people that was basically grilled corn, vegetables, and dessert and were still hungry - we could have spent this amount to go out to a Michelin star meal elsewhere. You need to budget at least $200 - 500 per day in incremental charges if you plan to eat at the resort. A couples massage for one hour is $650 without tip. Overall a beautiful property and still a great experience but the way the insane prices don't feel like they embody hospitality.

The room was smaller than expected. The front desk said that the area shown online was plus the area of ​​the balcony. The children's club can only be hosted if you are 5 years old or above. The activity room is not as big as the Four Seasons. There are many stones on the beach, which is not delicate and cannot be stepped on. However, the view from the hotel is still very beautiful and feels richer than the scenery in the Four Seasons. Kalei from Concierge was very considerate and helped us contact the car rental agency and drove the car directly to the hotel. Generally speaking

A review of the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort: My family and I recently completed a vacation stay at the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort. Overall, the resort is wonderful with a few rough edges. The resort is located on the west side of the Big Island, about 30 miles north of the airport -- with ”island traffic” plan on 30-45 minutes if you need to travel down into Kona. This resort takes full advantage of its beach location, which is consistently rated one of world's best. Hapuna Beach is an amazing long crescent-shaped beach great for swimming and snorkeling (near the coral at the edges of the beach. We saw turtles, octopus, and a wide variety of fish). The beach is perfect for families with children, though the water can get a little rough if the trade winds are blowing. Check-in was smooth and efficient. My elite membership was recognized as well as my birthday during our visit. We were offered points of elite breakfast credit, which included continental breakfast for two in Ikena Landing. Upon arriving to our room, we were greeted with a lovely bottle of wine and assorted goodies for our celebration. Our room was clean and well-appointed. We were staying on a points redemption, so no SNA option. We had a ”partial” ocean view room but I suspect we were given an ocean view room because we had a wonderful view of the ocean and resort grounds. According to front desk personnel, the resort did have a handful of ”lanai” rooms near the ground level with no view whatsoever, including a small number of no-view suites. We had a spacious bathroom with shower and tub; also a wonderful lanai with a table & chairs along with a comfortable outdoor couch perfect for lounging in the evening with a beverage while watching the sunset. All service requests through the chat function were promptly met and taken care of throughout our visit. Note, this resort also had a free guest laundry facility with detergent and other supplies -- perfect if you pack light or just want to clean off your swimsuits before you head home. Our main gripe relates to the food & beverage offerings and service. The resort's dinner restaurant, Meridia, takes full advantage of the resort views and location. Unfortunately, that's about all it has going for it. For the price point, the food was marginal and service was lacking. For a similar price point, I'd suggest heading up-country to Merriman's for terrific farm-to-table food and great service. As I mentioned, we received elite continental breakfast for two at Ikena Landing, each morning. Upgrade to the full buffet was offered for an additional $25 per person. Prices were steep for breakfast. Servers were friendly but took a while to get food out at times. I would recommend, particularly families working within a budget, to try Piko Coffee Bar. Piko has much better coffee options throughout the day and also offers a variety of hot/cold grab-and-go options (at breakfast, eggs, hash browns and breakfast meats, pas

The hotel was fixed, but because the trip was cancelled, there was no check-in, and the first day’s payment was deducted. Unfortunately.

Hotel is very nice with many swimpools and beach. But service is not that great and hotel breakfast is expensive and not good. I paid so much for each day and you don’t get too much service. If you book early I think it’s still worth it to stay this hotel. Location is very good, near by have markets and shop is very unique. I would like to thank you Ctrip for all you hard work make our holiday very special.

Good sized 2BR with nice appointments and kitchen supply. The Front Desk, Housekeeping and Maintenance provide excellent service and are responsive. We have used the HGV shuttle to go all over the Waikoloa Resort and have really enjoyed visiting Hawi, Waimea, Kailua Kona from this location. It is close to several beautiful beaches and the location has really worked out for us. We stayed in building 19 and would definitely stay here again.

When I opened the door, it felt like a Chinese hotel from more than a decade ago. I was shocked by the light switch button. However, the room was quite large. I didn't expect that there was no hair dryer.  The hotel facilities are quite good. You can play with dolphins at your own expense. There is also an inner bay where you can snorkel and see turtles. The speed of the hotel train is not as fast as walking. Sky-high parking fees, coupled with the extremely slow service. A rove beetle came into the room and called the front desk for 20 minutes before it came.  It feels suitable for traveling with children. If you are traveling as a couple, you can actually choose other rooms nearby with newer and better facilities.

I was surprised at how big the resort hotel was. There was a tram, but no boats. The service to make inquiries in Japanese ended in March. The shuttle bus to the nearby shopping mall was $5 one way, so I walked there (just over 20 minutes). The room was spacious, but the water flow in the bathtub was not so good. From the room, you could see the golf course and the sea. The grounds are large, so I got up early in the morning and took a walk, which felt great. The best spots to see the sunset were written on the map of the grounds, so I was able to see a really beautiful sunset. There were sea turtles and dolphins, and a fun pool, so I had a wonderful time.