Hotéis que aceitam animais de estimação em Molokai

"Wi-fi didn't work properly. Front didn't seem to care about that. We asked if we could be moved to a part of the hotel where the wifi was working, but they said everything was full, when it clearly wasn't - a lot of rooms were empty for our entire stay. Cleaning of the room left a lot to be desired. Our floor was really dirty for two days. Restaurant was great with terrific service. Room was nice and cozy."

"We had a dreamy stay at Pu'u O Hoku Ranch! We really enjoyed slowing down and enjoying each other's company in a beautiful setting. Coming from the hustle and bustle of Oahu, it was exactly what we were looking for. We spent countless hours hanging out by the lodge pool and soaking up the old Hawai'i vibe. The convenience of farm-to-table meals prepared by the ranch team was ideal. The local venison, beef, and veggies were delicious. Our kids loved having breakfast together then heading out to...

"The property and rooms are very nice. Very lush and beautiful landscaping and easy walk to the beach. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The issues that we had is that the air conditioner in the room was either not working properly, or undersized for the room. We had it set at 68 and it was hot in the room. We tried to turn it down to 66 and eventually 64, and I have a temp meter and the room was reading 80 degrees at night. It was very uncomfortable to sleep. We couldn't open the windows...

"Primeiro cobraram $40 dólares para estacionar o carro por noite , a recepcionista com uma má vontade , no dia 9 de Fevereiro acabou a luz do hotel e não tínhamos elevador e não funcionava nada no quarto , tivemos que descer e subir pela escada e com malas , um absurdo não ter um gerador de energia , até a hora do check out não havia retornado, além de nos colocarem em quarto errado . "

"Hotel maravilhoso. A localização para mim é o ápice geográfico da ilha. Pela segunda vez ficamos hospedados no Hyatt. Nivel de serviço premium."

"The hotel is absolutely crowded. Too many people to be served, a few employees to serve. Particularly at the Ulu Restaurant are the breakfast. The luau does not worth the value and concierge was not able to deal with our needs. We spent 1.2k dollars Ina helicopter tour to see volcano and road to Hanna and we didn’t see it. That part of the island is very windy. Maybe a good option is to stay in Wailea. Less windy, more upscaled."