I really enjoyed visiting the island of Molokai for the beautiful and often empty beaches. I did not enjoy the hotel accomodations, the food, and sometimes the not so friendly "friendly isle". We had a single King Garden veiw room, this was ground floor with a lanai with 2 chairs and a table. The construction is just a wood frame,... More

I didn't enjoy my experience here. I found the room filthy (they didn't even clean it one night), hot, and staff were generally unfriendly and unhelpful. On Friday, the locals come for the "entertainment" meaning, they will take all the parking spaces and you will have to park on the side of the highway. The good things about the hotel... More

Hotel Molokai was fun, funky, quaint and very relaxing. The rooms are a bit over priced... but very clean and nice. The restaurant is good and has nightly very Hawaiian entertainment. Overall it was a nice 3 day stay. People are very friendly... not a 5 star hotel but nice. A bit noisy at night. Stay away from Friday PM's...... More

The Hotel Molokai is the only hotel on the island. There are some time shares and condos/timeshares/VRBO's in Kaunakakai and the west end. I agree with all of the previous reviews - nice bar/restaurant, friendly management. The Hotel Molokai did send me 2 emails asking me to recommend them on TripAdvisor. Just a point. More

I've just returned from a wonderful 5 day vacation on the beautiful Island of Molokai. My Hotel of choice was Hotel Molokai with good reason. I arrived and was warmly greeted by the front desk clerk Sumu. He was very friendly and prompt and offered me amazing service as he got my reservation processed and showed me to my room... More

We stayed here one night in Jan 2011, prior to hiking down to Kalaupapa the next morning (entry permits and tour arranged through the great folks at Kalaupapa Mule ride, www.muleride.com). Got in late on a nice little flight from Maui, picked up our rental car (which you'll want to rent well in advance - not many rental cars on... More

I will start by managing expectations, there are not many hotels on Molokai and the Aqua Hotel Molokai is probably a little older and not exactly a luxury accommodation. The rooms are more like bungalows or cabin-like dwellings. There isn't central air or king size beds but the evening breeze is really cool and the rooms are dated but clean.... More

Hotel Moloka'i is a nice place to stay and.....pretty much one of your only options on the island! Overall, I was pleased with my stay even though my room was rather average compared to similar properties in the islands. However, I was not pleased that I paid nearly $200 a night for a simple room on a noisy parking lot,... More

The hotel is a great interesting place! Beautiful and homely! Be sure to rent a car. Also take in the idea that you are able experience the Island's spiritual, physical, and emotional feelings. Sumo at the front desk rocks and is extremely helpful. Props to him! I went there and wound up going back 1 week later! The locals are... More