Naniloa Volcanoes Resort (Former Hawaii Naniloa Resort)

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  • 93 Banyan Drive
    Hilo, Hawaii 96720
    (808) 969-3333 Website
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Naniloa Volcanoes gave me peace of mind!

  • November 10, 2007
  • Rated 4 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
The staff is very accomodating and I noticed the manager is around monitoring operations. My room overlooking the shoreline was clean & had good environmental control. The cash breakfast buffet was full of fresh food choices. The satff stored my luggage free of charge after I checked out so I can finish exploring Volcanoes National Park. This hotel is located close to tourist attractions. I am pleased with my experience at Naniloa and would stay at this resort again if given the opportunity.

Beware! Stay away!~!!!!!

  • October 10, 2007
  • Rated 1 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
.This hotel was sold and the new owner started renovations without permits. They are "trying" to do the renovations bit by bit, and according to the local paper, they are far short of the money needed. This place was nasty! Mold! Mildew! Stains on the carpets! They had the nerve to tell me that in my disgusting room that smelled fungus that I wasn't allowed to smoke. I can't believe that Travelagent actually books this troubled property. I got burned. So they have "remodeled rooms". I sure didn't get one. What an embarrassing scene for me with my friend on her first trip to Hawaii. Never again?.

Disappointment in Hilo

  • July 28, 2007
  • Rated 1 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
Just like Cindy B. (review #2.) we made reservations via Internet relying on the pictures. Our room #504 was not only small and bad looking but filthy dirty. It smeled and the windows do not open, so rather than staying 3 nights as planned we advise reception we were moving next door were we had a very nice room for less money.

WOW!

  • June 5, 2007
  • Rated 4 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
The newly renovated rooms are beautiful! Very contemporary and relaxing atmosphere. I cannot wait for the rest of the hotel to get finished. I will definitely go back.
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Hawaii Naniloa Resort

  • November 20, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by missjacksonatc from Charlotte, North Carolina
Hawaii Naniloa Resort

I stayed at the Naniloa Resort in Hilo, Hawaii over Thanksgiving weekend. Hilo is a pretty small city overall. At least the downtown part is small. The hotel was only minutes from the main downtown area and was in a nice location right on the ocean. There wasn't a beach at the hotel but they had a really nice pool with a waterfall which was cool. And another pool not too far from the ocean. The water was pretty cold though so I didn't go in. The views all around the hotel were absolutely amazing. When I looked out on my balcony, I could see the ocean and a small island called Coconut Island just off the coast.

The rooms were normal hotel sized and there wasn't anything really different about them except mine had a small balcony with chairs and a GREAT view of the ocean. The decor all around the hotel was very tropical in nature and the hotel was well decorated. There was at least one restaurant in the hotel and the food was delicious. This hotel also has a small gift shop with some pretty unique Hawaiian gifts and clothes as well as snacks and drinks. I bought several gifts in that shop as presents. There is a small store right next door also if the gift shop is closed and you want a snack.

The hotel is only a short drive to Volcanoes National Park too. I highly suggest visiting there because it is really something to see. I have never seen anything like it before in my life and I didn't even get to the actual lava. I would also suggest visiting the waterfalls. There are several little parks around that have really cool waterfalls. Ask anyone around there and they can give you easy directions. They were maybe 10 minutes max away from the hotel.

The hotel was a little older but still in good condition. I would highly suggest this hotel to everyone. I don't think there was anything special for children but the pools are always a good draw. The only problem I had was that Hilo is one of the rainiest cities in the USA so if you are looking for typical "Hawaiian" weather, you went to the wrong place. Hilo is more volcanoes, waterfalls, and rainforest than sun and beach.

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