This is a small intimate hotel that somehow still has a feel of a luxury hotel. Services, food, everything was fantastic. The key is getting a good deal for a package that includes food/resort credit. It makes a world of difference when you're not worrying about the cost of breakfast and can sit there and enjoy breakfast. I had a... More

Hotel sits. In the middle of chain resorts, nice , quite, peaceful, staffs are all helpful, most of them are pretty too, I guess the hotel picks good look staff. Food is ok, I would recommend to go out locals for food. Most of the guests are young, with iPhone, iPad, etc, free wifi all over. You can rent the... More

This was our first trip to Hawaii so used the Trip Advisor to give us good hotel guidance and they certainly did not fail us with Koa Kea. What a wonderful hotel/resort. The rooms are very comfortable, the grounds beautiful, the staff wonderful. We stayed for 5 days and wished we had spent the entire vacation at this wonderful place.... More

We stayed four nights at the Koa Kea and loved every minute. Having stayed at much larger hotels on Maui and the Big Island, the Koa Kea was a welcome change! There are a number of things worth mentioning: 1) The first thing you will notice is that the property is small and intimate. It seemed that there were mainly... More

This is just a unique place. So new, contemporary, classic... just a jewelbox on the the south tip of Kauai. 120 or so rooms surrounding a shaded lagoon pool with separate jacuzzi. From everywhere, you can see the Pacific, and walk down to great beach. No need to get your car to walk toward several good restaurants and island shopping.... More

We decided to stay at this hotel based on its 4.5 star rating and the glowing Trip Advisor reviews. I must say that I was disappointed and underwhelmed with my stay, as I am unclear how the hotel received its 4.5 star rating and why folks are raving about this hotel. Our room was quite small, and it reminded me... More

This hotel may not have the luxuries of some of the higher end hotels but we really appreciated the quite atmosphere given the smaller size. I had read that it was a mostly adult hotel but there were some kids during our visit but the lack of children running around everywhere is definitely a plus. The rooms are nice, clean... More

What was said in my first review about 2 years ago still mainly holds true today. The positives: - friendly and unobstrusive service - not overcrowded, but designed in a way that even with 80% of the rooms booked, you don't feel like in a massive crowd. Everyone has his/her private space and freedom - breakfast still more than sufficient... More

The property, staff, and service of the Koa Kea was excellent. We were surprised that the food was wonderful as well. We would have liked the option to self-park however the valet service was attentive to our needs. We were impressed by the quiet quality of the hotel; truly a place to relax without a crowd. We understand why the... More