Stayed at property on Spring Break 2012 (3/30 - 4/6) with party of 2 grandparents, 2 parents, and three children (7, 11, 13). This same...
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Stayed at property on Spring Break 2012 (3/30 - 4/6) with party of 2 grandparents, 2 parents, and three children (7, 11, 13). This same grouping had stayed at Maui Ocean Club over the same period in 2010, and considered this property to be vastly superior overall to the Maui Property. That must be put in context ... this is not a full featured resort. Unlike Maui, it does not have a restaurant, multiple pools, a spa, an on-site beach, or an ocean shopping walk. But ... because there are only slightly over 70 villas, it is not noisy, crowded, you do not have to scramble for pool lounges or grills, and the smaller number of guests gives it a family feel and much more social atmosphere. We considered our view of the golf course and bay to be spectacular, and were not at all bothered by airplanes, helicopters, or mosquitos. Restaurants and beach facilities are readily available at the nearby Marriott Kauai Ocean Club. As previously noted, the location has better access to all parts of the island than either Poipu or Princeville, and is close to both shopping (think Costco and Walmart) and medical facilities. My only complaint is it required almost 2 weeks of NCV points to get one week at Lagoons. We can't wait to go back!