Alii Kai Resort 3830 Edward Road, Princeville, HI 96722

"They remodeled the resort a year ago and I decided to see it myself. From the time you check in to going to the restaurant to eat it's all open concept to maximize the views of the ocean and the mountains. It was Saturday around 1030am and they had both a menu and a buffet breakfast going. French press coffee available. After finishing, I was able to get to the beach and put my feet into the pacific ocean. They also have infinity pools that overlook the ocean. Air conditioning was available in the hotel. The view from the windows looked over the cove where the water was breaking and waves were coming in. They really did a great job remodeling this place. If you can stay here, you should. This review is for the hotel."

"This is our 4th visit in 22 years to Kauai and each time we've stayed at a Ali'i Kai condo. This time was as good as all the others: condo was clean, inviting, well appointed, and homey. We'll undoubtedly return."

"This is the most miserable resort we have ever stayed in because none of the condos have AC and the damn roosters are everywhere so 7/24 you will hear them constantly crowing. These units all have jalousie windows so the noise level is constant from cars locking to constant roosters making obnoxious sounds day and night. Bring ear plugs if you are dumb enough to stay here. These time share units built in the 70’s are falling apart and I suspect termites are the cause. We see rotting wood around the building we are in and the wood fence around the pool could be pushed over it is so rotten."

"The Alii Kai Resort was built way back in time. The buildings are lined up and resemble army barracks. I would not classify this as a resort. Has a basic motel pool and no other amenities for guest to experience. This would be a place for those who rather pay less for lodging."

"Loved the location and the condo was modern. It was not the most well stock condo I've rented, but it worked out great. Even a great sea cave below at the oceans edge (10 minute hike) that was magical at sunrise and sunset just below building 4."