Hawaii Adventure Vacation Packages

We stayed in the Palace Tower and were disappointed to find our “newly renovated” room was not renovated, and the entire building was under construction—something we weren’t told in advance. Loud jackhammering from 9am–7pm made it hard to relax, and we only received notice about construction and balcony closures on our last night. On the bright side, the staff was very friendly, the grounds were clean, and parking was $48 per night. Without the construction, I would recommend this hotel.

The staff here are outstanding (especially Victor at the Front Desk!); they make you feel welcome, relaxed and taken care of. Photos do not do the property justice as not only is it gorgeous but peaceful, and you can hear the waves from just about anywhere. The rooms are spacious, comfortable and clean. The in-room coffee maker makes a nice cup of coffee - perfect for relaxing on the lanai. Make sure you sign up for the classes before arrival as they will enhance your experience. This resort is a true gem, and the only place I stay when visiting Kauai.

The Outrigger was an amazing place to stay. We walked out the door and to the beach about 100 yards away. We went snorkeling right off the beach and saw turtles, and so many beautiful fish and coral. The people who ran the Outrigger had many complimentary, fun things to do at the hotel every day, like weaving baskets, hula dancing lessons, and learning to play different instruments. All of the people working there were very friendly and helpful. If we have the chance to go back to Maui, we would definitely stay there again.

We stayed in the Palace Tower and were disappointed to find our “newly renovated” room was not renovated, and the entire building was under construction—something we weren’t told in advance. Loud jackhammering from 9am–7pm made it hard to relax, and we only received notice about construction and balcony closures on our last night. On the bright side, the staff was very friendly, the grounds were clean, and parking was $48 per night. Without the construction, I would recommend this hotel.

Wonderful Staff, Chef Ignacio at Banyan Tree is the Best, Guests, Energy, Location Food, Everything was so nice.

The staff here are outstanding (especially Victor at the Front Desk!); they make you feel welcome, relaxed and taken care of. Photos do not do the property justice as not only is it gorgeous but peaceful, and you can hear the waves from just about anywhere. The rooms are spacious, comfortable and clean. The in-room coffee maker makes a nice cup of coffee - perfect for relaxing on the lanai. Make sure you sign up for the classes before arrival as they will enhance your experience. This resort is a true gem, and the only place I stay when visiting Kauai.

This is a quiet little gem. Off the tourist path and scenery is spectacular. Enjoyed listening to Uncle Danny kanikapila. Tea, banana bread and coffee were yummy. Driveway, parking and stairs are a bit intimidating but just go slow. It is worth it. Am afraid to tell others about this wonderful place because I don’t want it to change. I will come again.

Excellent dining options at the Auberge at the Canoe House and the Halani. Well situated to walk to the nearby protected cove for snorkeling passing ancient Hawaiian fish ponds along the way. Heading in the opposite direction is the beach trail to the Fairmont Orchid which also has a nice sheltered cove for snorkeling and an excellent restaurant (Browns) for a special dining experience. At the Auberge we got to see a turtle swimming in the water near the beach. We also loved the morning complementary yoga classes and it was a nice surprise that there was also an adult only pool. Mahalo to the staff who were everyone of them very friendly.

The staff here are outstanding (especially Victor at the Front Desk!); they make you feel welcome, relaxed and taken care of. Photos do not do the property justice as not only is it gorgeous but peaceful, and you can hear the waves from just about anywhere. The rooms are spacious, comfortable and clean. The in-room coffee maker makes a nice cup of coffee - perfect for relaxing on the lanai. Make sure you sign up for the classes before arrival as they will enhance your experience. This resort is a true gem, and the only place I stay when visiting Kauai.

This is a quiet little gem. Off the tourist path and scenery is spectacular. Enjoyed listening to Uncle Danny kanikapila. Tea, banana bread and coffee were yummy. Driveway, parking and stairs are a bit intimidating but just go slow. It is worth it. Am afraid to tell others about this wonderful place because I don’t want it to change. I will come again.

Excellent dining options at the Auberge at the Canoe House and the Halani. Well situated to walk to the nearby protected cove for snorkeling passing ancient Hawaiian fish ponds along the way. Heading in the opposite direction is the beach trail to the Fairmont Orchid which also has a nice sheltered cove for snorkeling and an excellent restaurant (Browns) for a special dining experience. At the Auberge we got to see a turtle swimming in the water near the beach. We also loved the morning complementary yoga classes and it was a nice surprise that there was also an adult only pool. Mahalo to the staff who were everyone of them very friendly.

This is a beautiful property and we enjoyed our 5 night stay, very much. The staff was lovely, which is so important. Amanda at the pool bar was awesome and deserves recognition for being very aware of our parties needs, everyday! Our housekeepers were sweet and one was always singing quietly, which I loved because it reminded me of my mom. The things I thought could be improved would be the mattresses, the price for self parking and price/quality of some of the food we had at the lounge and the restaurant. Our mattress was very uncomfortable and slanted a bit at the top. We had a few good food items but also a few items that were not great and overpriced, specifically the steak and eggs and the fish and chips. The steak was tough and lacked flavor and I asked if the fish and chips were good abd beer battered and was toldby our waiter they were, which they were not. I received a pile of fries with 2 tiny, breaded fish strips that appeared to be store bought and not tasty at all. Not what I was expecting

It was a great place to stay

This is a quiet little gem. Off the tourist path and scenery is spectacular. Enjoyed listening to Uncle Danny kanikapila. Tea, banana bread and coffee were yummy. Driveway, parking and stairs are a bit intimidating but just go slow. It is worth it. Am afraid to tell others about this wonderful place because I don’t want it to change. I will come again.

Excellent dining options at the Auberge at the Canoe House and the Halani. Well situated to walk to the nearby protected cove for snorkeling passing ancient Hawaiian fish ponds along the way. Heading in the opposite direction is the beach trail to the Fairmont Orchid which also has a nice sheltered cove for snorkeling and an excellent restaurant (Browns) for a special dining experience. At the Auberge we got to see a turtle swimming in the water near the beach. We also loved the morning complementary yoga classes and it was a nice surprise that there was also an adult only pool. Mahalo to the staff who were everyone of them very friendly.