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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1000
Local currency: USD
Enjoy stunning vistas and an exotic, idyllic setting on exclusive oceanfront property on Kauai's North Beach. From magnificent ocean views to unprecedented amenities, this resort is in harmony with Hawaii's culture and environment. Kauai's gentle climate and fabled surroundings form the framework for a relaxing yet invigorating experience. Recharge by engaging in water sports or nearby championship golf. Find rejuvenation in Kauai's natural splendor. Spacious, richly appointed one- and two-bedroom villas offer generous lanais with ocean views, stone flooring and other distinctive touches that truly reflect the unique Hawaiian culture and help you rejuvenate.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1000
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(44 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3838 Wyllie Road, Princeville, HI 96722
Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii
Lihue Airport (LIH)
The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas rests on a cliff on Kaua‘i's breathtakingly beautiful North Shore. Suspended high above the crystal clear waters of the Pacific, the resort is set against the majestic mountains of Namolokama and Makana, and is just a few miles from Hanalei Bay and the world-famous Napali Coast. Escape to this tranquil Hawaiian hideaway to renew your mind, body and spirit amid the stunning natural beauty of Kaua‘i.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Visit the Princeville Market to find an impressive array of grocery items as well as baked goods, deli sandwiches, salads and side dishes. In addition to groceries, the Princeville Market features a selection of fresh island fish and marinated meats so you can cook in the comfort of your villa or enjoy a relaxing evening at one of the poolside grills. Specialty items like homemade pizzas and paninis are also available, and can be carried out or delivered to your villa. Cuisine : American Atmosphere : Market/Delicatessen Setting : Quick Meals & Groceries Dress Code : Casual Smoking Permitted : No Hours : 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Located adjacent to the main swimming pool, the Wailele Bar (or Waterfall Bar) features an array of refreshing beverages and delectable poolside dining. As you savor a delightful meal or snack, fruit smoothie or sip on a tropical drink, you will be able to enjoy the spectacular waterfalls that are often seen cascading down the majestic mountain peaks of Namolokama, Hihimanu and Mamalahoa. Cuisine : Cocktails & Snacks Atmosphere : Outdoor Setting : Poolside Dress Code : Casual Smoking Permitted : No hours : 11:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Please note: Hours of operation are subject to change based on season.)
Located next to one of our plunge pools, the Ke Kai Bar (or Ocean Bar) features refreshing beverages. Cuisine : Cocktails Atmosphere : Outdoor Setting : Poolside Dress Code : Casual Smoking Permitted : No hours : 11:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Please note: Hours of operation are subject to change based on season.)
Located on the first floor of The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas Clubhouse, the Nanea Restaurant & Bar offers an array of casual dining options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Whether you wish to enhance your dining experience with intimate indoor seating or enjoy your meal outdoors as you gaze upon the sparkling Pacific Ocean, the Nanea Restaurant & Bar offers menu items that are sure to please everyone's palate. Buffet and ala carte options are available for breakfast and for dinner, you can look forward to feasting exceptional island inspired cuisine that utilizes the bounty of Kauai's North Shore. Tropical cocktails and an array of delectable pupus, or appetizers, are also available at this establishment. Cuisine : Regional/Local Atmosphere : Relaxed Setting : Indoor/Outdoor Dress Code : Casual Smoking Permitted : No Hours : 6:30 AM - 10:30 AM; 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM; Bar and Bar Food Menu 5:30 PM - 11:00 PM
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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1000
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(44 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Best Place to Stay on Kaua'i
Jemz Nov 15, 2009
When we arrived at the Westin Princeville it took our breath away. It is such a gorgeous hotel with lush gardens and ... watefalls. Check-in was fast and we got to our room right away. The concierge called us upon arriving to our room to give us information about everything to do on the island, a list of restaurants, and a map. They also gave us a free bottle of champagne for being on our honeymoon. All staff were extremely personable and helpful. The hotel offers massages, pool side restaurant service, and grills all over the property. It was great to be able to grill our own feasts whenever we wanted. The massages were a little expensive, but were worth it! After exploring the whole island, we were so happy we had decided to stay on the north shore. Hanalei Bay is a great surf town only 5 minutes away. We went down to Kaua'i Back Country Adventures outside of Lihue to go tubing which was one of the funnest things we did. We also went on a dinner cruise with Holo Holo Tours which was on the southwest part of the island. There are so many great things to do that we missed like Kilauea Light House, zip lining at Princeville Ranch, and sun bathing on the South shore. When we come back the only place we'll stay will be the Westin Princeville Resort!!!
Traveler type: Couples
The hotel restaurant (Nanea) was super expensive. We bought our own food to grill and used the oven/microwave in our suite. The hotel supplies all kitchen utensils you'll ever need! There are also several great less expensive restaurants in Hanalei.
Score
4 out of 5
Laid-back paradise
Mollie Oct 12, 2009
We stayed here for our honeymoon, not really knowing what to expect as we're not world travelers or anything, and it was ... great. The hotel's location on the North Shore was definitely preferable to us - we were surrounded by breathtaking views of inland mountains, cliffs dropping to the sea, and clear blue ocean as far as the eye could see. We did alot of kayaking, hiking, etc. and our location was close to numerous options for all the outdoor activities. The hotel seemed to have a mix of families, older couples, and honeymooners staying there. The amenities were great - there are 3 pool locations, so your pool experience could be as relaxing or social as you wanted it to be, and the propane grills located throughout the grounds were a great moneysaver. Instead of eating out every night, we could grill our own dinner, and eat outside overlooking the ocean. The only slight problem we had was trying to coordinate getting the room cleaned with times when we would be out - Housekeeping was not very happy when we asked them to come back later in the day. We had a great experience here though, and would recommend this hotel to anyone interested in viting Kauai.
Traveler type: Couples
There is a gorgoeus hiking trail (fairly rigorous though!) at the end of the main road that runs along the island (past Hanalei). The trail takes you into the mountains and along the cliffs at the waters edge. The most stunning views i have ever seen firsthand - absolutely amazing. The trail is about 14 miles long, and there is a waterfall at the end, but you dont have to go the whole way to get amazing views - they start right away. Gorgeous!
Score
4 out of 5
Great place to stay
Rob and Tove Oct 5, 2009
Great place to stay. I will defenetly stay at The Westin again. ...
Traveler type: Couples
The restaurant was not open every day,especially for breakfast.
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The hotel restaurant (Nanea) was super expensive. We bought our own food to grill and used the oven/microwave in our suite. The hotel supplies all kitchen utensils you'll ever need! There are also several great less expensive restaurants in Hanalei.
--Jemz, Aurora, CO Nov 15, 2009
There is a gorgoeus hiking trail (fairly rigorous though!) at the end of the main road that runs along the island (past Hanalei). The trail takes you into the mountains and along the cliffs at the waters edge. The most stunning views i have ever seen firsthand - absolutely amazing. The trail is about 14 miles long, and there is a waterfall at the end, but you dont have to go the whole way to get amazing views - they start right away. Gorgeous!
--Mollie, Richmond, VA Oct 12, 2009
The restaurant was not open every day,especially for breakfast.
--Rob and Tove, Port ST. Lucie FL Oct 5, 2009
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(44 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Best Place to Stay on Kaua'i
Jemz Nov 15, 2009
When we arrived at the Westin Princeville it took our breath away. It is such a gorgeous hotel with lush gardens and ... watefalls. Check-in was fast and we got to our room right away. The concierge called us upon arriving to our room to give us information about everything to do on the island, a list of restaurants, and a map. They also gave us a free bottle of champagne for being on our honeymoon. All staff were extremely personable and helpful. The hotel offers massages, pool side restaurant service, and grills all over the property. It was great to be able to grill our own feasts whenever we wanted. The massages were a little expensive, but were worth it! After exploring the whole island, we were so happy we had decided to stay on the north shore. Hanalei Bay is a great surf town only 5 minutes away. We went down to Kaua'i Back Country Adventures outside of Lihue to go tubing which was one of the funnest things we did. We also went on a dinner cruise with Holo Holo Tours which was on the southwest part of the island. There are so many great things to do that we missed like Kilauea Light House, zip lining at Princeville Ranch, and sun bathing on the South shore. When we come back the only place we'll stay will be the Westin Princeville Resort!!!
Traveler type: Couples
The hotel restaurant (Nanea) was super expensive. We bought our own food to grill and used the oven/microwave in our suite. The hotel supplies all kitchen utensils you'll ever need! There are also several great less expensive restaurants in Hanalei.
Score
4 out of 5
Laid-back paradise
Mollie Oct 12, 2009
We stayed here for our honeymoon, not really knowing what to expect as we're not world travelers or anything, and it was ... great. The hotel's location on the North Shore was definitely preferable to us - we were surrounded by breathtaking views of inland mountains, cliffs dropping to the sea, and clear blue ocean as far as the eye could see. We did alot of kayaking, hiking, etc. and our location was close to numerous options for all the outdoor activities. The hotel seemed to have a mix of families, older couples, and honeymooners staying there. The amenities were great - there are 3 pool locations, so your pool experience could be as relaxing or social as you wanted it to be, and the propane grills located throughout the grounds were a great moneysaver. Instead of eating out every night, we could grill our own dinner, and eat outside overlooking the ocean. The only slight problem we had was trying to coordinate getting the room cleaned with times when we would be out - Housekeeping was not very happy when we asked them to come back later in the day. We had a great experience here though, and would recommend this hotel to anyone interested in viting Kauai.
Traveler type: Couples
There is a gorgoeus hiking trail (fairly rigorous though!) at the end of the main road that runs along the island (past Hanalei). The trail takes you into the mountains and along the cliffs at the waters edge. The most stunning views i have ever seen firsthand - absolutely amazing. The trail is about 14 miles long, and there is a waterfall at the end, but you dont have to go the whole way to get amazing views - they start right away. Gorgeous!
Score
4 out of 5
Great place to stay
Rob and Tove Oct 5, 2009
Great place to stay. I will defenetly stay at The Westin again. ...
Traveler type: Couples
The restaurant was not open every day,especially for breakfast.
Score
5 out of 5
This is a beautiful resort !
fan of Kauai Oct 2, 2009
Beautiful and clean all the way around. Food is a bit expensive as well a gas in the area so we shopped in Kappa. The Resort ... offered us a courtesy room after check-out because we were taking the red eye flight home. This allowed us to stay at the pool all day and use the room to clean up and shower before having to leave for the air port. It was a very pleasant and beautiful stay and I would stay there again.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
first class facility and service
Jim and Maria Sep 24, 2009
Great place to relax and get away but the lack of restaurants in this area was a definite negative. The facility is great if ... you do your own cooking. We would definitely return if the restaurant scene improves.
Traveler type: Couples
dining at the hotel was very limited. Average food.
Score
4 out of 5
Westin Princeville
First Timer Sep 20, 2009
Would definitely recommend for the price. The north shore is beautiful and relaxing. If you did not want to you would never ... have to leave the north shore as there are plenty of activities and eating options available. For the money the Westin was an extremely nice hotel and fit the needs of my new wife and I great!
Traveler type: Couples
The Chevron gas station in Princeville has a grill inside that serves burgers from the princeville ranch.
Score
5 out of 5
New clean hotel with fully equipped room
Luc Sep 11, 2009
Great new hotel in Princeville location (2008). Rooms are clean and very roomy with kitchen and washer/dryer. Location isn't ... the best since no direct beach access but it's only minutes away from everything (Princeville shopping center and Hanalei Bay). The bluff does give you ocean views and view of the lighthouse and the pool area is pretty nice. Missing was breakfast/buffet at the hotel. There are BBQ's around the hotel where you can cook your own meat.
Traveler type: Couples
Checkout is at 10am but you can request a hospitality room for 45min (i.e. to shower after snorkeling).
Score
4 out of 5
The real Hawaii
Outdoor lover Sep 9, 2009
I didn't stay much at the hotel but the staff was very helpful with the things to do in the area and in helping you book ... activites, if yours didn't work out. It was peaceful and nobody overwhelm you with things they wanted you to do. I loved the room. I'm sure there are better places but with that said, I didn't expect it to be so nice. I felt like I got a great deal. Nice veiw of the ocean, great parking, the grounds were very nicely kept, staff was helpful, and the room had everything I needed to minimize the time I would have had to go out. I enjoyed the water and the beach (snorkling, swimming), Kayaking, hiking, a little shopping (my least favorite) scuba was canceled for my wife due to swells from weather, zip-lining and we skipped some of the other activites to enjoy some more intimate time together away from other, which was very easy to do. Overall I would say that this trip was one of the best I've had. If I ever go back to Kawai I know were and with whom I want to stay. Thank you Orbitz! Rick Garcia
Traveler type: Couples
I picked Time beacuse it = money. Research and reserve the things you really want to do early. The ealier you get in the less you pay for most things. Noting is really that far from the other. In one day you can go from one side of the island to the other, and still enjoy a few activies while you take in some great scenery. Leave yourself a few days open to reschedule just in case things don't go the way you planned. Look around for a better deal. We found some cheaper deals on activities by talking with the locals. Hikinig cost nothing except some energy and drinking water, and you can go on some really nice trails there on the both South and North Shore. bring your energy this Island is a little more rustic that the others, I hope it never changes.
Score
4 out of 5
Beautiful Hotel / Great Location
The Newleyweds Aug 24, 2009
The Westin is a beautiful hotel with great pools, clean rooms and friendly staff. Only bad experience we had was the rooms ... have thin walls. We had a family staying next door with a screaming baby - we heard everything and felt like they were in the same room. While visiting the island (be sure to bring hiking/walking shoes), we explored the Waimea canyon, Wailua Falls, Queen's Bath, the Secret Beach, Hanalei Bay and drove from one end of the island to the other. When exploring, be sure to bring drinks and something to snack on - roads are long and winding. Another tip: bring mosquito repellant (we came back with some major bug bites). Overall, the trip was fabulous! Wish we had stayed longer than the 10 days we had booked.
Traveler type: Couples
We bought food items from Foodland - prices are outrageous compared to mainland prices. The Westin has great grilling stations so be sure to take advantage of them.
Score
4 out of 5
Westin Pricevill
DanPed Aug 19, 2009
I was traveling for work, great hotel, great staff. Beautiful Views, I think the only thing I didn't like about the hotel, is ... there is no beach access.
Traveler type: Business
Restaurant was great
Score
5 out of 5
Best on the Island!!!
Matt Aug 19, 2009
This was the best place on the Island... We even brought people there from other resorts to hang out with us! It was soo ... nice i wouldn't go anywhere else!!!
Traveler type: Friends
The front desk and hotel concierge were very helpful in telling us great places to go for hiking and the little amount of nightlife there is on the island
Score
5 out of 5
Great for a Honeymoon
Chris Kauai fan Aug 19, 2009
We loved our room at the Westin! It had a great whirlpool tub, great shower, nice kitchette with all the needed pans and ... utensils. (we didn't use them but they were there). The staff was friendly and the rooms were very clean. The bed was super comfortable too! We found a path to the beach below the hotel. It is very steep so good shoes are helpful. We wished we were closer to the beach, but in building #4 you face the ocean so you do have an ocean view. The poolside bar was nice, they have a drink special at happy hour for $6.
Traveler type: Couples
We shopped for lunches and snacks at Foodland in Princeville shopping center. They had great sandwiches there to pack up for the beach. Ask for a membership card to get the discount. Dont forget to pack a colapsable cooler for drinks, beer and food. We had to buy a styrofoam one and ended up throwing it away on our last day. Cant pack that!
Score
4 out of 5
Amazing Experience
Kippy Aug 5, 2009
Hotel was great. A very helpful and friendly staff. Service was excellent and the grounds were kept up very nicely. No ... complaints from us.
Traveler type: Couples
If staying in Princeville don't miss the chance to visit Queen's Bath. It's in a non-discrete location in Princeville with sparse parking. Worth the hike down the trail to witness this unique swimming hole.
Score
5 out of 5
Wonderful and Relaxing
honeymooner Aug 3, 2009
This was our honeymoon, and the staff went out of their way to make it as special as we had hoped it would be. There were ... many things that we enjoyed about the hotel, but here are just a few. There was complimentary valet service the first night we were there...it was so nice to have our bags brought to the room and the Jeep parked after a long day of travel, and not only did they park the Jeep but they also put the top up on it, which was impressive because we had a hard time figuring it out.The concierge, [...], was so helpful with her local knowledge and scheduling of our events. Utilizing her expertise saved us so much time, and got us trips and locations that were very fun, wonderful service, and in excellent locations.The location is great, so close to Hanalei Bay and the beginning of the Napali coast....great beaches that aren't overpopulated by people, resorts or houses, so that you can truly enjoy the beach, the water and the scenery.
Traveler type: Couples
There is a grocery store nearby, Foodland. Given that there is a Kitchenette in the rooms there and grills outside for your enjoyment, you can cut down on meal costs by shopping there and cooking at the hotel. Also, when you go to the Foodland get there saver card (you can get a temporary one at the customer service counter) which will cut the price on many items in the store in half. Be prepared for high prices on everything, it is an island after all.
Score
4 out of 5
Pristine hotel, quiet getaway
Adventurer Jul 28, 2009
The setting is stunning. We had the basic hotel room and it was very spacious, very clean. The on premise restaurant was ... pricey and decent. The on premise store was very expensive, but did sell fresh food cooking dinner at the very clean BBQ stations (mahi-mahi, chicken, etc). We had a rental car, recommended for this site, and snorkeled, surfed and swam elsewhere. Directly accessible beach was not good for swimming or anything. Hotel offers a free shuttle to Anini Beach, which is better. Rains nightly at this hotel, weather okay in the daytime though. Room comes with all kitchen necessities, but only one complimentary coffee serving. The rest of the pots are on your own dime.
Traveler type: Family
Recommend the Princeville Adventure group up the road (1/2 mile). Fantastic time on the hike/kyak/zipline adventure. Super fun.
Score
5 out of 5
Westin-Princeville Villas - Kaua'i
Erik Jul 15, 2009
It was great to have our own kitchen. We enjoyed using the nice grills to make our own meals...saved some money for other ... activities on the island and allowed us to have quiter, more romantic lunches/dinners together. If you're looking to relax, this is a perfect place.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Fancy place
Sam Jul 3, 2009
Great place to relax and enjoy peace and quiet. 3 pools to relax at. You could never leave the hotel if you wanted to as ... there is a restaurant, store/market, and bar on site, but all are expensive. Wish there would have been a beach closer by. The hotel is up on a cliff and the beach is a bit of a hike to get to or a drive, depending where you want to go. Great trip overall. Exactly what we were looking for, quiet, peaceful, and restful.
Traveler type: Couples
Check out the great hike near Ke'e beach at the end of the road that goes through Hanalei.
Score
4 out of 5
Family friendly but still disorganized
MM Jul 2, 2009
Nice hotel with good facilities - especially for families. Lots of gas BBQ's to cook your own meals (if that is what you want ... to do on vacation). Beautiful setting. Only 1 real place to eat & I would have expected it to have worked out the kinks with restaraunt reservations by now. They couldn't get us out of there fast enough at check out time and were rude about it. At these prices and in this economy I expect better service. Like most of the island, there are wild chickens & roosters everywhere and they crow at all hours of the day.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas
Sue Jul 1, 2009
I loved the ambiance of the hotel . . a feeling of spaciousness and relaxation. I loved the 1 bedroom villa which was ... beautifully decorated because it was fairly new. It was so clean, and the Heavenly bed with the white duvet covering a quilt was wonderful. We didn't have much privacy because of the location of our room - cars were parked out front and people could walk too close to our room. However, if we had paid more for a room, I'm sure that we could have gotten a better view.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
should be a lot better than it really is
road warrior Jun 30, 2009
Princeville is a resort town with no charm at all. The Westin Princeville is completely fitting with its surroundings. Like ... the rest of Princeville, it just feels fake. The room was spacious and useful. I especially liked having a kitchenette with a full-size fridge in the room. Other than the kitchenette and in-room laundry (obviously for the timeshare crowd), it was remarkably like every other Westin I've ever stayed in. The on-site restaurant leaves a lot to be desired. The Sunday brunch is gross and overpriced ($40/person). The food served in the restaurant the rest of the week is poorly prepared, and the service is lacking. The poolside bar has one cocktail special daily, so you can get liquored up on mai tais relatively cheaply. The cleanliness of the hotel also leaves a lot to be desired. My bathroom smelled strongly of mildew all week. When housekeeping cleans the rooms, they leave plastic bags of trash and dirty linens in the hallway. These bags aren't picked up until late afternoon. It's pretty gross to have to walk past trash and dirty laundry all day long.
Traveler type: Couples
If you're a foodie, leave your expectations behind when visiting Kauai. There isn't a great restaurant anywhere on the island. There are a few that are okay, but nothing great.
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The hotel restaurant (Nanea) was super expensive. We bought our own food to grill and used the oven/microwave in our suite. The hotel supplies all kitchen utensils you'll ever need! There are also several great less expensive restaurants in Hanalei.
--Jemz, Aurora, CO Nov 15, 2009
There is a gorgoeus hiking trail (fairly rigorous though!) at the end of the main road that runs along the island (past Hanalei). The trail takes you into the mountains and along the cliffs at the waters edge. The most stunning views i have ever seen firsthand - absolutely amazing. The trail is about 14 miles long, and there is a waterfall at the end, but you dont have to go the whole way to get amazing views - they start right away. Gorgeous!
--Mollie, Richmond, VA Oct 12, 2009
The restaurant was not open every day,especially for breakfast.
--Rob and Tove, Port ST. Lucie FL Oct 5, 2009
dining at the hotel was very limited. Average food.
--Jim and Maria, Redding, Ca Sep 24, 2009
The Chevron gas station in Princeville has a grill inside that serves burgers from the princeville ranch.
--First Timer, Nebraska Sep 20, 2009
Checkout is at 10am but you can request a hospitality room for 45min (i.e. to shower after snorkeling).
--Luc, Seattle, WA Sep 11, 2009
I picked Time beacuse it = money. Research and reserve the things you really want to do early. The ealier you get in the less you pay for most things. Noting is really that far from the other. In one day you can go from one side of the island to the other, and still enjoy a few activies while you take in some great scenery. Leave yourself a few days open to reschedule just in case things don't go the way you planned. Look around for a better deal. We found some cheaper deals on activities by talking with the locals. Hikinig cost nothing except some energy and drinking water, and you can go on some really nice trails there on the both South and North Shore. bring your energy this Island is a little more rustic that the others, I hope it never changes.
--Outdoor lover, Loma Linda, CA Sep 9, 2009
We bought food items from Foodland - prices are outrageous compared to mainland prices. The Westin has great grilling stations so be sure to take advantage of them.
--The Newleyweds, San Francisco, CA Aug 24, 2009
Restaurant was great
--DanPed, Salt Lake City, Utah Aug 19, 2009
The front desk and hotel concierge were very helpful in telling us great places to go for hiking and the little amount of nightlife there is on the island
--Matt, Vancouver, WA Aug 19, 2009
We shopped for lunches and snacks at Foodland in Princeville shopping center. They had great sandwiches there to pack up for the beach. Ask for a membership card to get the discount. Dont forget to pack a colapsable cooler for drinks, beer and food. We had to buy a styrofoam one and ended up throwing it away on our last day. Cant pack that!
--Chris Kauai fan, Haxtun, Colorado Aug 19, 2009
If staying in Princeville don't miss the chance to visit Queen's Bath. It's in a non-discrete location in Princeville with sparse parking. Worth the hike down the trail to witness this unique swimming hole.
--Kippy, NC Aug 5, 2009
There is a grocery store nearby, Foodland. Given that there is a Kitchenette in the rooms there and grills outside for your enjoyment, you can cut down on meal costs by shopping there and cooking at the hotel. Also, when you go to the Foodland get there saver card (you can get a temporary one at the customer service counter) which will cut the price on many items in the store in half. Be prepared for high prices on everything, it is an island after all.
--honeymooner, Massachusetts Aug 3, 2009
Recommend the Princeville Adventure group up the road (1/2 mile). Fantastic time on the hike/kyak/zipline adventure. Super fun.
--Adventurer, Fremont, CA Jul 28, 2009
Check out the great hike near Ke'e beach at the end of the road that goes through Hanalei.
--Sam, Honolulu, HI Jul 3, 2009
If you're a foodie, leave your expectations behind when visiting Kauai. There isn't a great restaurant anywhere on the island. There are a few that are okay, but nothing great.
--road warrior, Silicon Valley, CA Jun 30, 2009
Instead of going down to the hotel market, plan out any possible breakfast, lunch, or dinner choices; make a trip down to Foodland and stock up the fridge.
--Todd the honeymooner, Phoenix, AZ Jun 21, 2009
If you book a tour to the Na'Pali coast ensure they operate from Hanelei. We booked through Orbitz and had to drive over an hour to the South Shore to meet a boat at 6:15 in the morning. There are tour companies that leave from the North Shore that are 10 minutes from this hotel. Also, keep in mind the North Shore is somewhat remote so prices in town are very expensive.
--Drnkonrum, Honolulu, HI Jun 19, 2009
Get groceries at the market in Princeville to grill at the hotel.
--Texas Island Lover, Austin, TX Jun 17, 2009
ZIPLINING at the Princeville ranch was so much fun, and the concierge at the hotel was able to book it for us to save us the hastle.
--FANTASTIC HONEYMOON, DENVER, CO Jun 17, 2009
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