This was our first time to Hotel Molokai and we definitely will be back again! It's a GREAT location- right on the beach. The staff are amazing- friendly, helpful and caring. Carolyn at the front desk was awesome during our reservation period and also during our stay at the hotel. Reyford and Howard the bardenders were 10+, and all the... more

The staff at the hotel were friendly. I was a bit nervous about staying here after some of the reviews, but it was fine for one night. The bathoom was extremely tiny. The bed was comfortable with nice linens. Our room was near the road so it was a bit noisy at times, but there really isn't that much traffic... more

After reading the reviews here, I was nervous about staying at Hotel Molokai but inasmuch as its the sole hotel on the island, I figured that I'd just have to make it work. For the most part, it did work, to my relief! I paid for a unit with kitchen to try to get a room with A/C (guessing that... more

Hotel Molokai is infested with mice! Glue traps were all over the room, and we even saw the rodents dash across the floor. Door was misaligned and glass was broken giving easy access for mice. You can't leave food out, or it will be chewed on. There were also carpenter bee nests all over the deck (however management did provide... more

My boyfriend and I decided to go back to visit a childhood vacation spot of mine for our first real vacation away together. I had been there 12 years previously and had still not got the beautiful island out of my head. When my family and I were there, the Sheraton hotel as well as the Molokai Ranch were still... more

This is our 2nd visit to Hotel Molokai. We were there in March of 2006. We are members of the Travel Advantage Network (TAN) who owns the hotel. We had hoped that things had improved since the renovations they had done but it is as loud as before. We wish we had not wasted another week visiting. The main problem... more

You're either going to love Molokai or you're going to hate Molokai. If you looking for an active night life, shopping, swim up bars with large slides and the surf crowd from Honolulu, you're not even close. Molokai has no buildings taller than two stories. There are no traffic lights on the entire island. Coming to Molokai is like visiting... more

We spent the better of 2 weeks at Hotel Molokai and just loved the atmosphere and the serenity and peacefulness of the island. This place is for people that just want to get away and are not into the commercialization of the other islands. There are NO TRAFFIC LIGHTS in Molokai!! It is known as the "original Hawaii" and is... more

Hotel Molokai is actually a condominium complex in which the majority is owned by Hotel Molokai. There are some privately owned units...and these are where you should stay because the owners of these units care about your experience. Our friends stayed in a hotel unit and theirs did not compare to ours. We stayed in a private unit and it... more