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Located beachfront along the sun-splashed Kohala Coast on the Big Island of Hawaii, the spectacular Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa welcomes guests with the gracious style and service of Hawaii’s rich heritage. Guests seeking relaxation and rejuvenation will find it all at this newly renovated contemporary elegant resort.
Featuring refurbished guestrooms with private lanais, world-renowned Mandara Spa, state-of-the-art fitness center, heated infinity pool and ocean view dining in the newly remodeled Hawaii Calls Restaurant & Lounge. The resort also boast 36 holes of championship golf, ocean activities and over 60 world class shops and 15 restaurants at your fingertips.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(32 reviews)
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Hotel address: 69-275 Waikoloa Beach Dr., Waikoloa, HI 96738
The Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa is beachfront along the sun splashed Kohala Coast within the world class Waikoloa Beach Resort across from over 60 boutique shops and 15 restaurants at the Waikoloa Kings’ Shops and Queens’ Marketplace.
KOA-Kona International Airport.
Amidst the sunny Kohala Coast of Hawaii’s Big Island lies the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, a luxurious beachfront resort that reflects the tranquility and soul of its unique setting at ‘Anaeho‘omalu Bay. Beautifully landscaped walking paths, the gleaming golden sand, and ancient Hawaiian fishponds fringed with swaying palms make the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa a paradise like no other. Waikoloa also provides a variety of recreational activities for adventurers and leisure travelers alike. Guests can walk to the beach for ocean activities including scuba diving, snorkeling and catamaran rides. Plus, 36 holes of championship golf at two renowned courses; Waikoloa Beach Course and Kings’ Course. Guests can also take a stroll across the street for world-class shopping at the Waikoloa Kings’ Shops and Queens’ Marketplace, which includes a 3,000 seat outdoor amphitheatre featuring concerts and festivals.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Merriman's uses the freshest ingredients from local Big Island farmers to bring you the unique flavors of Hawaii in Italian and Mediterranean style cuisine served in an outdoor cafe. Located within walking distance in the Waikoloa Kings’ Shops.
Contemporary sushi and new wave Asian inspired dishes served in a lively setting is what makes Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar a critic’s favorite. Located within walking distance in the Waikoloa Queens’ Marketplace.
Serving breakfast, coffee and light meals. Located within walking distance in the Waikoloa Kings’ Shops.
Serving an extensive breakfast and dinner menu, from 6am – 11am and 6pm to 10pm.
Providing panoramic ocean views and outdoor seating on our newly expanded lanai, our signature restaurant offers Pacific-Asian cuisine. Featuring an elaborate daily breakfast buffet & ala care menu. Salads, sandwiches and tropical drinks available for lunch served in our seated dining area or poolside. Dinner features fresh Big Island produce and local seafood. The lounge also offers cocktails and a light bistro/pupu (appetizers) menu for late-night dining.
Offering convenient light breakfast to-go including homemade pastries, muffins, breads and fresh fruit. Plus local Kona coffee blends and other “eye-opener” beverages.
Gather as the sun sets over ‘Anaeho’omalu Bay for some classic Polynesian entertainment including music, traditional dances of the South Pacific and a delectable selection of Hawaiian food.
Roy’s features the finest Hawaiian seafood, with a focus on delicacies from the oceans surrounding Hawaii. You will discover a fusion of the world's finest flavors, deliciously wrapped in the Hawaiian state of mind. Located within walking distance in the Waikoloa Kings’ Shops.
Several meeting and conference facilities to choose from including Ali'i Ballroom, Paniolo Ballroom, Paniolo Ocean Terrace, Coconut Grove, Lehua Ballroom, Kamehameha Boardroom, and the Volcano Grounds.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(32 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
An excellent choice!!
The Corwins Oct 10, 2009
We had a wonderful time on our trip to the island of Hawaii, and our stay at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott made it even ... better. The staff was so helpful, the rooms were so comfortable and very clean. Loved the balcony to enjoy coffee and pastries from the coffee shop downstairs every am. All in all, a perfect choice to celebrate 25 years!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great place to stay
lucy Sep 21, 2009
We had a wonderful stay. Blue Hawaiian Air for the helicopter was great, we took the two hour tour on the ecostar going over ... the lava flow and up the Hamakua Coast to see all the waterfalls. Watching sunset and star gazing at the observatory was owesome. Eating away from the hotel at restaurants that locals use was the best. Can't wait to visit again. Before going to Hawaii do your research so that you don't miss out on all the pearls of the island. Explore the island. We didn't have enough time to see the southern coast. You need a good 5-6 days to see most of the island. Use the snorkel gear that comes with the daily resort fee. We saw alot of fish and sea turtles. Make sure to swim out away from the beach area. Next time we would like to golf. Looked like the golf courses were very nice.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
as expected
1st timer Sep 15, 2009
the pool area is nice and the beach is just 50 yards past the pool. the rooms are very ordinary and "ocean view" is still ... 100+ yards away. only 1 of the concierges "judith" we spoke to actually was helpful and listened to our requests. most of the staff was ok but didn't make us feel special. the resort area is 25 miles from the airport and 25 miles from the next town so you need a rental to get anywhere. nothing great really stands out but then again nothing bad happened either
Traveler type: Couples
the Blue Dragon restaurant 15 miles away is a free- standing, locally owned, fun place with great food and entertainment
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the Blue Dragon restaurant 15 miles away is a free- standing, locally owned, fun place with great food and entertainment
--1st timer, las vegas Sep 15, 2009
Eat at Sansei's, they have great sushi.
--laurm23, Oakland, CA Sep 10, 2009
Unlike many other resorts, the beautiful beach is immediately in front of the fishponds which border the hotel grounds. It is easy to take the kids to the beach - no driving required. Younger kids also love the water slide at one of the three pools.
--Mr. Sabbatical, Edmonton, Alberta Aug 20, 2009
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(32 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
An excellent choice!!
The Corwins Oct 10, 2009
We had a wonderful time on our trip to the island of Hawaii, and our stay at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott made it even ... better. The staff was so helpful, the rooms were so comfortable and very clean. Loved the balcony to enjoy coffee and pastries from the coffee shop downstairs every am. All in all, a perfect choice to celebrate 25 years!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great place to stay
lucy Sep 21, 2009
We had a wonderful stay. Blue Hawaiian Air for the helicopter was great, we took the two hour tour on the ecostar going over ... the lava flow and up the Hamakua Coast to see all the waterfalls. Watching sunset and star gazing at the observatory was owesome. Eating away from the hotel at restaurants that locals use was the best. Can't wait to visit again. Before going to Hawaii do your research so that you don't miss out on all the pearls of the island. Explore the island. We didn't have enough time to see the southern coast. You need a good 5-6 days to see most of the island. Use the snorkel gear that comes with the daily resort fee. We saw alot of fish and sea turtles. Make sure to swim out away from the beach area. Next time we would like to golf. Looked like the golf courses were very nice.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
as expected
1st timer Sep 15, 2009
the pool area is nice and the beach is just 50 yards past the pool. the rooms are very ordinary and "ocean view" is still ... 100+ yards away. only 1 of the concierges "judith" we spoke to actually was helpful and listened to our requests. most of the staff was ok but didn't make us feel special. the resort area is 25 miles from the airport and 25 miles from the next town so you need a rental to get anywhere. nothing great really stands out but then again nothing bad happened either
Traveler type: Couples
the Blue Dragon restaurant 15 miles away is a free- standing, locally owned, fun place with great food and entertainment
Score
4 out of 5
Bad location
matt Sep 11, 2009
the food at the restaurant was not good. the same dishes all the time and very expensive ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Waikoloa Beach Marriot
laurm23 Sep 10, 2009
The hotel was beautiful with an open air lobby & wonderful infinity pool. Every night at sunset, one can stand on the balcony ... above the pool area and get a perfect view of the setting sun. The hotel has great snorkeling (when visibility is ideal)& plenty of sea turtles. Kilauea, kona, Waipi'o valley & the various beaches & lava tubes were all exciting. Kilauea was the most awesome experience I've ever had! I went to Oahu last year & it doesn't even compare to this trip. I would do it again in a heartbeat.
Traveler type: Couples
Eat at Sansei's, they have great sushi.
Score
4 out of 5
Beach Holiday
Mr. Sabbatical Aug 20, 2009
Fabulous location with beautiful beach and three pools. Friendly and helpful staff. Good food in restaurant. Useful sundry ... shop in lobby. Not crowded. Clean. Short, easy, and interesting walks to another beach on south and towards the Hilton (crowded and no beach) on north. Shack on beach with friendly staff and very good snorkeling equipment included in the resort fee. Long distance calls, room internet access, and towel exchange also included in $20/day resort fee. Beautiful sunsets.
Traveler type: Family
Unlike many other resorts, the beautiful beach is immediately in front of the fishponds which border the hotel grounds. It is easy to take the kids to the beach - no driving required. Younger kids also love the water slide at one of the three pools.
Score
4 out of 5
Family friendly
DesiDad Aug 14, 2009
Great place. I would recommend this for families and for romantic vacations. If you plan to go out hiking or visiting lava ... sites and come back hungry better stock up on snacks and drinks beforehand. Everything closes by 11.It is at least a half hour drive to the nearest place you can get any food or drink. All in all a very pleasant stay. By the way, use the valet parking. It is only six dollars a day and nothing compared to what you would be spending the entire stay. Those folks who stay out in the hot sun can certainly use those valet dollars.
Traveler type: Family
If you want to save on the expensive dinners, a Macaroni Grill and other options are within a five minute walk. Starbucks, McDonald's are also within five minutes.
Score
4 out of 5
family getaway
gil Aug 13, 2009
beach,ate,..superior service ...
Traveler type: Family
close to everything
Score
4 out of 5
Great time at the Marriott
Anik Aug 4, 2009
The Marriott is a beautiful hotel adjacent to a great sandy beach. The rooms were small but nicely decorated. The staff was ... friendly and very prompt in providing extra towels, hangers, etc. The pool area was nice and relaxing. We were a family of four with two teenagers, we all enjoyed our stay.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Waikoloa Beach Marriott
Dan Jul 29, 2009
Pros: Location is great grounds of the property are very well kept. Pools are great beach was very nice great sunsets over ... the bay. Service was good. Cons:Shower could use better exhaust fan, drainage, and water pressure. Climate control in room could have been better.
Traveler type: Couples
Queens shops are close by. Island Gourmet? is a grocery store/deli with good food for lunch and reasonably priced snacks, soft drinks, beer wine etc. We went to the Safeway in Kailua before checking in to the hotel and stocked up but I think we would have done just about as well going to this store.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Hotel
Cara Jul 22, 2009
My family really enjoyed this hotel. The room was the perfect size (double beds - one adult - two 15 year olds). The boys ... really enjoyed the pools, but were not so impressed with the beach. There are zero waves which killed their hopes of going boogie boarding. I wished I would have known that the attractions on the Hilo side were so far away - I would have stayed a couple nights on that side of the island. Also, we did not hear our neighbors - but could hear the noise in the hallways loud and clear. This was especially annoying when I laid down to take a nap and the cleaning crew was screaming up and down the hallways. The restaurant was very overpriced - so we chose not to eat there. Instead, we ate at the restaurants in the two outdoor shopping areas next to the Marriott. They were also pricey - but more reasonable than the hotel's restaurant. Be aware - the closest McDonalds is 40 minutes away. There is a small food court with Arbys and Dairy Queen - but other than that you will be paying a bit of food. We bought snacks, water, etc from the local grocery store which helped save money. I would avoid the luau at the Marriott - there must be a better one somewhere on the island. The food was okay - buffet style. The performers didn't seem to take it that seriously - though the host was fantastic. I would have been much happier using this time at the observatory. Also, be aware that the rental car companies do not allow you to take their cars on specific roads. The roads that lead to the observatory and South Point are off limits.
Traveler type: Family
This hotel is quite a distance from Volcano National Park and other attractions on that side of the island. Some may want to stay a night or two in Hilo or the park to hit all of the attractions over there - otherwise it is a good 2 1/2 hours drive one way.
Score
3 out of 5
Great location
kim35 Jul 20, 2009
I'd recommend this hotel to families, especially those with little kids, but not to couples. The location of this hotel is ... great and there were a lot of families there with little kids so while it was noisy for us and our older kids, it seemed family-friendly in general. Right on the beach with water sports rental facilities on the beach front. GREAT snorkeling too right in A-bay. There is also a really cool petroglyph field down the road. The location is also between Waimea, a great place to visit up north, and the busier, more crowded beach towns further south, and Kona. Down sides - this hotel is really nothing special as far as service - standard Marriott fare. They also charge "rental" fees for EVERYTHING; including ping pong paddles for a table they have by the pools. It made the whole experience feel more Wisconsin Dells then a Hawaii resort. Housekeeping was pretty bad too. The lobby and pool were very clean and maintained, but I felt like our room was never really cleaned. Also, avoid staying on higher floors - water pressure, including toilet flushing, is almost nil. Finally, if you don't want to be stuck at the resort for your entire trip, rent a car! This resort, while the beach front location is great, is pretty isolated from other towns and resorts on the coast. You cannot walk anywhere outside of the little resort shopping area.
Traveler type: Family
Food is expensive in Hawaii. Marriott has one hotel and the food was pretty good, but it's not any cheaper or more expensive then anywhere else on the island. To save some money, go to a local grocery store in Kona (NOT the grocery stores on the resort properties) and buy some fruit, lunch meat, bread, etc. for quick meals in your hotel room or on the road, otherwise you'll be spending hundreds a day in meals, depending on the size of your group.
Score
5 out of 5
Waikoloa Beach Marriott, July 09
chris Jul 15, 2009
I had an awesome experience. The front desk receptionist [...] was very helpful. I booked the hotel thinking I will get a ... mountain view. I told [...] about my bad experience with another hotel the previous day. She accomodated me with a nice room with the best view.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location
Jim & Barbro Jul 13, 2009
Wonderful location. Great beach! Nice pool area. Many places to walk to. Many eating places and shops in shopping centers and ... Hilton Hotel nearby.
Traveler type: Couples
The Island Gourmet in the Queen's Shopping Center was great for food, drinks and gifts. The hotel's bar was very expensive. Ask for the daily special. We didn't find out about it till the last day. We missed the poolside snack bar and bar. The restaurant had nightly specials, some of which were good, some of which were cut down from the regular menu items so were not that great. No nightly entertainment or Happy Hour at the hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Waikoloa Beach Marriott, great value
Frank Jul 1, 2009
Location is on a nice beach and near many other great beaches. Pool area and views from balconies are everything you expect ... in a resort setting. Fitness area is adequate. Daily activities that are included in resort fee are nice. Snorkeling available right off the beach at the resort is actaully quite good. Limited dining options on site, but near shopping and other restaurants.
Traveler type: Couples
King and Queens shopping centers offer some nice sit down and fast food options.
Score
5 out of 5
Beautiful facilities
Annetravels Jun 23, 2009
Beautiful facilities! The pools were amazing, the beach spectacular and the staff couldn't have been more helpful and ... pleasant. And, the breakfast buffet is the most elegant buffet I've ever experienced. Room was very nice, quite clean, and featured a small but lovely lanai.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
An Okay Honeymoon Choice
The Honeymooners Jun 22, 2009
We spent five nights of our honeymoon at this hotel. Maybe we'd been spoiled by the previous two hotels we stayed in on the ... trip, but this property was a big letdown. Our "ocean view" room was on the third floor, smack behind two trees so that the only view we had of the ocean was a few peeks of blue through the leaves. The hotel is set so far back from the water that even rooms without obstructed views don't have amazing vistas. There was only one dining option on site and as we had expected, it was very expensive. The bar menu was good, though. We would have eaten there more often if they'd had more food choices. The business center charged a ridiculous amount of money to use the internet. The least expensive hotel of our trip offered free internet in the lobby, yet this far more expensive hotel charged an arm and a leg. The layout of our guestroom was awkward and it seemed like they spent too much money and effort on having decor that looked "different" instead of having decor that was functional. We were constantly finding ants in the room, including on our freshly changed linens. The best things about this hotel are the fact that the pools and hot tubs are open 24 hours so you can enjoy them any time. Also, we attended the luau that is offered twice a week and very much enjoyed the food, drinks, and entertainment. They did offer us each a complimentary glass of champagne when they found out that it was our honeymoon. We probably would not stay at this property again if we return to the Waikoloa area. Our stay at the Marriott resort in Lihue, Kauai was far better than our stay at this property. It surprised us that both properties were Marriotts. This one did not live up to the brand name at all.
Traveler type: Couples
The Romano's Macaroni Grill in the Queens Shops near the hotel had better food with bigger portions for far less than the restaurant at the hotel.
Score
5 out of 5
Unbeatble location for a family getaway
Eileen Jun 19, 2009
My kids enjoyed the beach which is a just a few steps away from the hotel. ...
Traveler type: Family
King's Shop and Queen's market are within walking distance
Score
4 out of 5
Great location for the perfect beach
First time in Hawaii Jun 15, 2009
We enjoyed the exclusive beach that was not crowded and peaceful. We also enjoyed snorkeling in that beach where the waves ... were not high. The Luau was great for the price as well.
Traveler type: Couples
Shopping for ANYTHING was all walking distance. From fresh produce (fruits, vegetables) and franchise fastfood/restaurant to Macy's all in the walking distance. Great!!!
Score
4 out of 5
Overall very good location and value
bambino Jun 13, 2009
Hotel is away from the traffic of Kona, walking distance to some shops and restaurants so you are not limited to the hotel. ... Nice beach and close to several other nice beaches and hotels. Look for happy hours at various restaurants for good food at reasonable prices.
Traveler type: Couples
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the Blue Dragon restaurant 15 miles away is a free- standing, locally owned, fun place with great food and entertainment
--1st timer, las vegas Sep 15, 2009
Eat at Sansei's, they have great sushi.
--laurm23, Oakland, CA Sep 10, 2009
Unlike many other resorts, the beautiful beach is immediately in front of the fishponds which border the hotel grounds. It is easy to take the kids to the beach - no driving required. Younger kids also love the water slide at one of the three pools.
--Mr. Sabbatical, Edmonton, Alberta Aug 20, 2009
If you want to save on the expensive dinners, a Macaroni Grill and other options are within a five minute walk. Starbucks, McDonald's are also within five minutes.
--DesiDad, Saratoga, CA Aug 14, 2009
close to everything
--gil, brea Aug 13, 2009
Queens shops are close by. Island Gourmet? is a grocery store/deli with good food for lunch and reasonably priced snacks, soft drinks, beer wine etc. We went to the Safeway in Kailua before checking in to the hotel and stocked up but I think we would have done just about as well going to this store.
--Dan, New Jersey Jul 29, 2009
This hotel is quite a distance from Volcano National Park and other attractions on that side of the island. Some may want to stay a night or two in Hilo or the park to hit all of the attractions over there - otherwise it is a good 2 1/2 hours drive one way.
--Cara, Fairfax, VA Jul 22, 2009
Food is expensive in Hawaii. Marriott has one hotel and the food was pretty good, but it's not any cheaper or more expensive then anywhere else on the island. To save some money, go to a local grocery store in Kona (NOT the grocery stores on the resort properties) and buy some fruit, lunch meat, bread, etc. for quick meals in your hotel room or on the road, otherwise you'll be spending hundreds a day in meals, depending on the size of your group.
--kim35, chicago, IL Jul 20, 2009
The Island Gourmet in the Queen's Shopping Center was great for food, drinks and gifts. The hotel's bar was very expensive. Ask for the daily special. We didn't find out about it till the last day. We missed the poolside snack bar and bar. The restaurant had nightly specials, some of which were good, some of which were cut down from the regular menu items so were not that great. No nightly entertainment or Happy Hour at the hotel.
--Jim & Barbro, Las Vegas, NV Jul 13, 2009
King and Queens shopping centers offer some nice sit down and fast food options.
--Frank, Ohio Jul 1, 2009
The Romano's Macaroni Grill in the Queens Shops near the hotel had better food with bigger portions for far less than the restaurant at the hotel.
--The Honeymooners, Bethlehem, PA Jun 22, 2009
King's Shop and Queen's market are within walking distance
--Eileen, St. Louis Jun 19, 2009
Shopping for ANYTHING was all walking distance. From fresh produce (fruits, vegetables) and franchise fastfood/restaurant to Macy's all in the walking distance. Great!!!
--First time in Hawaii, Bakersfield, CA Jun 15, 2009
On Friday nights there's an All You can eat Seafood Buffet at the Hapuna Prince Resort.Great place to eat and they have a pleasant view of the sun setting while you are dining
--Inah, Piscataway,NJ May 31, 2009
Two small markets at Queens and Kings shopping centers, have necessities for in-room breakfast. Exp. fruit, sweetrolls,orange juice etc. Queens also has a great selection of "fast food" eateries. And also a Starbucks!
--LAM, Tulsa, OK May 28, 2009
Cafe Pesto & Lava Java were our two favorite restaurants
--harmonyhd, Walnut Creek, CA May 21, 2009
with 2 shopping malls right across from the resort it's very convenient for shopping and dinning.
--Dominic, El Monte CA May 19, 2009
It was a short distance to both shopping and other restaurants in the area. Other conveniences as well from Postal service to gift shops and entertainment in the Queens Markei Court area.
--Curlie, Woodstock Ontario, Can May 12, 2009
Try the food court a block away at the Queens's Shops! The shops there are also fun to browse through.
--Manal, Peterborough Jan 5, 2009
Select the Kamehamea tower because it is far quieter and the view is better than the other tower. If you want quietude, go with the Garden view room which costs less anyway. The ocean or resort view overlooks the pools/hot tubs which means some noise at night.
--Christine, West Linn Jan 4, 2009
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