Hotels in de buurt van Neal S. Blaisdell Park (Pearl City)

'Fijn dichtbij luchthaven. Prima shuttle service. Fantastisch ontbijt '

'Erg behulpzaam personeel en locatie was perfect '

'Good hotel next to the airport, rooms are a bit outdated but functional for several nights. Parking is easy to acces from the loop but crowdy. Please arrange roomcleaningservice directly with checkin, it is not automatically provided.'

'Restaurant and café were also very good and a voucher towards the purchase was generous. The only thing was that the room was set to 65-68f and not changeable (thermostat control does not work). Even when I turned off the fan, I could feel cold air coming in. So it's perfect for people who like the room to be cool. But for me, it was VERY cold.'

'Just okay'

'Everything was outstanding'

'Het was een oude accomodatie, kamers werden niet schoon opgeleverd, en er werd ook niet schoongemaakt tenzij je $15 per keer betaalt. '

'Spacious room, breakfast was great friendly staff enjoyed my stay. I will be staying there in the future trips'

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'Marks all over the bathroom and some of the washed towels are still dirty. Loud ac, only the bathroom has a mirror and no microwave. Staffs were nice and accommodating tho which is always⭐️'

'I really liked the friendly service and the cosey hotelbar. The room was o.k. and clean when we arrived, but for me housekeeping came a little bit to early in the morning. I've mentioned that a couple of times at the receptiondesk but still they came at 8 am in the morning. So after a couple of days we hang up the do not disturb sign until we left the room (usually between 9 and 10 am) but they never came back at a later time so there was no more cleaning after that. (We probably had the room...

'Staying at First Cabin was something different! Let’s start by its evidently amazing location. You’re right by the plaza, just across the street from the Royal Hawaiian. Countless restaurants, coffee shops, and stores. a short 7 min walk from the beach. My first impression as I walked into First Cabin smelled rather interesting. The place felt musty and somehow humid. I was kindly greeted by the girl in the front desk, but none of them looked up at me the remaining of the week. I originally...

'If you want to be nickled and dimed for everything, this is the place for you. $65 resort fee (for what? Maybe for all the construction they had going on throughout the property), $80 per day valet if you want to park a car, multiple taxes on the room. Not to mention, the buffet for dinner is $90 per person lol what a laughable joke. The only great part about this property is Lisa who normally works the morning breakfast buffet. She was incredible and made the $50 per person breakfast worth it.'