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Watch the torch lighting from hotel beach at sunset!
Kind service. Comfortably accommodated rooms. The only downside is the food at the pool bar. It's ok, overpriced but convient if you don't feel like legging it to Whalers. Attractive surrounds. Rooms comfortable, balconies, fridge, clean, friendly.
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Best experience ever, in the middle of the worst tragedy ever!
This place...these people, were nothing short of amazing, under the worst conditions imaginable! It began with "Noah" at the front desk. (He lost everything in the fire, by the way!) He was the most gracious, most professional, kindness person I have ever met! His personal loss never affected his ability to serve his guests! Rooms were spacious, view was great, and customer service impeccable. And this was with many amenities out of service, because of the tragedy! (Also be aware! Heard a rumor there may be some negative reviews by a few disgruntled federal employees staying there, that could not be pampered during the tragedy. But I will not mention FEMA's name, hehe!) Great job Sheraton...Lahaina Strong!
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Highly recommend; Jennifer helpful
Great experience this property. The staff is friendly - Jennifer is very helpful and courteous, professional. Location is ideal, right in the middle of everything and the views of beach and Diamond Head are highly recommended
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Buyer Beware
The facility was nice although a little dated. The staff was friendly. My issue was that I was quoted a certain price for an ocean front room and when I checked in they pulled the bait and switch. The put me in a poor partial ocean view room where you had to go on the balcony and turn your head to the left to see any ocean. To get the room that we were promised, I was forced to pay an additional $120 per night plus taxes which ended being over $500 on top of the 3,000 that I had already paid for 4 nights. One additional complaint is that there are poor food choices at the facility. Luckily, there are good restaurants at Whalers Village which is about a 10 minute walk.
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Horrible experience
We paid top $ to stay at the hotel for its location and service. Unfortunately non guests of hotel were utilizing the amenities, the restrooms and grounds of the hotel. Also hotel misrepresented its amenities by saying they provide beach chairs. Turned out we had to pay top $ to get a chaise lounges on the sand beach in front of the hotel. If I knew, I would have stayed in a cheaper property , come to the area, rent the chaise/umbrella on the beach and use the pool and grounds for free like other tourists. Food was below average in all outlets. Fast food style daily. During the fire emergency, I waited for the long line to get shorter before proceeding to breakfast, by the time I came back (am), they closed breakfast and where not willing to provide any solution. I spoke with the GM and he was extremely rude and didn’t care that my family and I had not had dinner from the night before, breakfast or snacks. I begged him to sell me snacks from the hotel grocery store to hold me during the crises but he refused. I would have expected better treatment for paying guest. But in a state of emergency when food is behind glass doors , one should expect to be offered for anyone hungry/thirsty . The refrigerator in the sand bar by the lobby had a lock on it while clearing seeing beverages and food through the glass. It is sad that the GM couldn’t manage the crises properly. He allowed feeding some of the guests while ignoring those who were unaware of his strict schedules. Won’t recommend the stay to anyone