Ocean View is the best and most costly. The buildings are called Hale and number 1-8. Hale 1 and 8 are the closest to the beach. An Ocean View in either of these buildings is the best in my opinion.
I prefer a first floor unit in Hale 8. Just walk out to the ocean or pool area - no elevators.
You can't go wrong here; only good and better.
Aloha
pete110 wrote:Ocean View is the best and most costly. The buildings are called Hale and number 1-8. Hale 1 and 8 are the closest to the beach. An Ocean View in either of these buildings is the best in my opinion.I prefer a first floor unit in Hale 8. Just walk out to the ocean or pool area - no elevators.
You can't go wrong here; only good and better.
Aloha
We were in 72xx, odd number, ocean view but it was mostly parking lot for the beach, with Brenneke's a bit further out. Bit of blue ocean too. Anyone know where "Island" view starts/stops vs "Ocean" view ? Hale5 perhaps ? http://www.wizardpub.com/kauai/krmarriottwaiohai.html
Thanks
The very best is Hale 1 ocean view, which overlooks a broad lawn and looks directly out onto the water. On the first floor you can just walk out onto the lawn so that kids can play soccer or whatever. Higher floors give gorgeous sunset views...just a good as the ones at the Beach House without the crowds.
In my opinion Hale 1 and 8 are the best locations, particularly ground floor rooms 1103, -05, -07, or -09, which open to the lawn/beach and are relatively quiet. Accordingly, you have to make a building/room request when scheduling your weeks/s. However, you have to schedule 2 weeks or more of concurrent or consecutive usage to have much chance of getting your reservation in these buildings (though no guarantees). This means you have to own (or rent) 2 or more weeks at Waiohai. I learned this little wrinkle on my recent stay, so I bought a 2nd ocean view unit.
Jim
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