Kauai is an expensive place and the Kauai Palms Hotel was one of the cheapest hotels I could find. Still the price was really high compared to other places I have visited. We stayed in a small cottage. Nothing was missing, the accomodation was really nice. I can recommend it.

From one point everything was where it should have been, which is a plus but on the other hand the cottage was so small that we almost felt cramped. We kinda new how those cottages look like and feel like, but you just can't get a good view how is it actually by looking at the pictures. We just hoped that the kitchen annex would be a bit bigger, that there will be some space for things to put, to dry clothes. But everything was there, including an electric stove and it was kept clean and also there were beach towels you could use free of charge.

We did not met Ron. The walls were so thin, you could hear everything around and because of that you don't have much privacy. Kauai is expensive, no argue in that. But we do feel that for the price we paid, there could be a bit more the motel could offer.

Bonus that there was coffee freshly made and available at reception and you can fill water too; staff is lovely very clean and tidy. It's super close to the airport and restaurants etc are close by. You can go to the beach and get a daypass at the resort there highly recommend (still less expensive than staying at the resort)

It's nosy there is no real insolation so take earplugs. Not the hotels fault but nothing is really walkable the beach is only 30min walk but it's basically on a highway 😂 my bad but reccomend a car.

Love the feel of this little hotel. Plus none of the exorbitant resort fees. Super clean. We had a room with no AC which was just fine. Loved the garden area and balcony overlooking it - plus chairs available to sit outside. Appreciated morning coffee. It has an incredible mini-museum display of artifacts and gorgeous replicas. You need to stay here just to see if you can arrange one of Ron's talks on the artifacts and island history. Fascinating presentation on the history, stories, landmarks and weaponry. Thank you so much for that Ron. It was one of the highlights of our trip.

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For an older property, both the room and the outside area were kept very clean. We had a stove and the oven was much cleaner than mine! All the staff were kind and friendly. Rini is a real gem as she seemed to know what we needed and offered before we ask. She was very helpful. We liked the idea of a small local place and its location is ideal no matter what direction you go.

Parking can be difficult if all rooms are rented. A few more hangers in the closet would be helpful. Also a hanger on bathroom door.

Everything was great, not sure why not all reviews are good, but we had an amazing experience! The hotel itself represented Hawaii for us, it is so authentic and surrounded by a beautiful tropical garden. The staff was great, the lady at the reception helped us a lot (thank you again!) with our special request of keeping a cake into the fridge after we checked out and she was so friendly and kind. We had also AC in the room which helped a lot with the heat and parking lot with easy access. The hotel gives also free coffee in the morning but unfortunately we didn’t have time to join 🥲

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The lady at the front desk, Rini, made us feel right at home! The moment we arrived we immediately knew we were in for a treat. The room was very nice and clean, with working airconditioning and a spacious bathroom. We had some nice conversations with Rini and she let us stay longer at the lounge on our request. This was a very nice stay and we can definitely recommend it.

It's a great location in Lihue. We needed a place for the first night we arrived before heading up to Princeville. This room was exactly what we needed. The property is close to downtown and the airport and featured a very comfy bed. Check-in after hours was easy and there was coffee in the morning. For a quick stopover, this was perfect.

There's no AC in our room, but fans were provided. It wasn't a problem for us, but fair warning to others. We slept cool and comfortably after our long flights.

Very easy check in, nice location close to a beach and some coffee/ breakfast shops, pretty comfy bed. Had a good night's sleep here.

The lighting in the room is so harsh and hurts my eyes. Some mood lighting/warm colored lighting that you can adjust up or down goes a long, long way. It would be cool if they gave us a heads up that the water in the lobby was drinkable. We showed up after a long flight, so thirsty with no car and grocery stores were a long walk away. All we needed was someone to tell us where we could get some fresh water to drink.

During my delightful 10-day stay at KPH, I had the pleasure of encountering an exceptional team that truly enhanced my experience. A visit to Hawaii is always fantastic, and it's the people who make the place special. Gratitude is extended to Lei, the Housekeeper Manager, and Ron, the General Manager of the hotel, along with all the staff members who exuded the Aloha spirit throughout my stay. My accommodation, Room #24, featured a clean room with a convenient mini kitchenette, allowing me to store and reheat food as needed. Although daily coffee was provided, I preferred getting it from the lobby, relishing the pleasant company of the friendly and knowledgeable staff. Special mention goes to the charming chickens and the affectionate orange cat, Mango, who added to the unique charm. What truly stands out in my memory is the genuine connection formed with the hotel's extraordinary people. A heartfelt appreciation goes to Lei, Ron, and their dedicated team for exemplifying professionalism and courtesy, going above and beyond to ensure guests feel welcome and thoroughly enjoy their stay. Ron's captivating lesson on ancient Hawaiian history was particularly enlightening and instrumental in planning my days. Lei, your kindness is truly commendable, and I cannot thank you enough for your generosity. Consider yourself a valued friend, and I look forward to returning to the hotel soon. Mahalo, and may the positive vibes continue!