Kaumakani Hotels from ₹15,440

"Internet was ok, and the same with staff. The laundry is working. I would recommend this place if you are thinking it’s a 4 star resort, I would say it would be a 2 stars. The units are outdated and the photos are deceiving. It’s multiple level unit that we stayed and rooms are very small when compared with photos online. "

"Our ocean view was peek-a-boo, but the setting and hotel are very nice. We enjoyed our stay."

"We don’t have any pets "

"Very nice little old Hawai'i hotel. Perfect place for a quick trip to Kaua'i. Will definitely be back soon. "

"It was a clean room but everything seemed to have been washed and dried in fabric softner (towels and bedsheets and pillow cases). The smell was so strong I had to wear a mask. Otherwise everything was OK"

"great location "

"Everything was great. One drawback was food by the pool "Lava" got to be repetitive after a while, not a lot of variety, but we did stay for 9 nights. The other drawback was no microwaves in the rooms, which I guess could have been accommodated for an additional $10 a night, but should have been included."

"This place is amazing!! I will only stay here when I come back to this island. So peaceful and beautiful.. The staff is attentive. I would give it 10 stars!!!!!"

"This resort is much under construction & required much backtracking for us to get where we were going… it was ‘up this first elevator, then walk down a hall, around a couple corners to where a second elevator would then take us down to where we’d again be able to walk down a long hall & turn some corners (for us to get to the room) then for us to get to lobby or car, we’d reverse all those steps. As a disabled Veteran (with a TBI it was a bit confusing & not clearly marked. Even a map at elevators would have helped. Though complicated, this backtracking around the property was “manageable”.. it was the problematic stench caused by the construction that I had issue with. At first I thought the 3-4 “Luxury Port-A-Potties” (all banked together) that sat directly in the drive thru/drop off section to check in & out and to gain access to the property were for construction workers but found out they are for lobby guests). but the thing I found most disconcerting was realizing that the Outrigger empty’s and drain’s the 3-4 “Luxury Port a Potties” The potty’s directly in the actual “drive thru & drop off” loop section of the Lobby, Bellman & Store. With favorable winds blowing the horrific, stomach turning stench into the front desk/lobby area & the only on property ‘shopping hub’ area of the resort it was extremely unpleasant & the odor languished for quite a long time. "