Makaha Resort & Spa (Waianae, United States of America)

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Hotel Policies & Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.

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Advanced reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. There are no room charges for children 12 years old and younger who occupy the same room as their parents or guardians, using existing bedding. All guests staying in hotel guestrooms must be registered with the hotel.

Policies

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Pets not allowed
Minimum check-in age is 18
Early departure fee charged
Check-out time is noon
Resort fee charged at hotel/condo
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
No elevators
American Express accepted
Diners Club accepted
Discover accepted
JCB International accepted
MasterCard accepted
Visa accepted

Mandatory Fees and Taxes

The following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
- Resort fee: USD 10 per accommodation, per day
Hotel resort fee inclusions:
- Internet access in common areas
- Newspaper (daily)
- Use of pool
- Use of fitness center
- Use of sporting facilities or equipment
- Use of business center/computer
- In-room coffee
- Self parking
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change.

Accessibility Options

To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the “Special or Accessibility Requests” section of “Trip Preferences” when you book your hotel.

Accessible path of travel
Accessible bathroom
Handicapped parking

In-room accessibility
Accessibility equipment for the deaf

Property Amenities

Set in the foothills of the Waianae Mountains and overlooking the Pacific, the Makaha Resort & Spa is two miles from Makaha Beach, long popular with surfers.

The main building, which has complimentary wireless Internet access, features a wraparound verandah and opens onto a sun deck and 3,600-square-foot outdoor pool. Downstairs is a hair salon and a game and exercise room with pool tables, treadmills, and stair machine; Hawaiian cultural activities, including lei-making, are offered in the lobby. Two tennis courts also are available. This Waianae resort has a restaurant, and the lounge hosts live music on weekends. Business facilities at the resort include meeting rooms for 70 people and banquet space for 200.

Outdoor parking is complimentary.

Swimming pool - outdoor
Concierge services
Complimentary newspapers in lobby
Billiards
Fitness facilities
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Bar/lounge
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Parking (free)
Banquet facilities
Multiple large conference rooms
Event catering
Audio-visual equipment
Internet access - wireless
24-hour front desk
Porter/bellhop
Doorman/doorwoman
Security guard
Safe-deposit box at front desk
Total number of rooms - 173

Number of floors - 2
Hair salon
ATM/banking
Currency exchange
Laundry facilities
Television in lobby
Arcade/game room
Patio
Golf course on site
Tennis on site
Wedding services
Multilingual staff
Picnic area
Pool table
Room service (limited hours)
Beauty services
Wireless (high-speed) Internet access - complimentary
Massage - spa treatment room(s)
Spa services on site

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Makaha Resort & Spa, Waianae, United States of America, Property Amenities Pool

Rooms

Five main buildings and 12 two-story cottages are spread over 15.8 acres; together they contain 173 air-conditioned guestrooms accessed via open-air pathways and corridors. All accommodations at the Makaha Resort & Spa have private, furnished lanais with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors and views. Other amenities at this Waianae resort include refrigerators, coffeemakers, cable TV, and dial-up Internet access. Second-floor guestrooms have vaulted ceilings.

Room Amenities

Premium television channel(s)
Pay movies
Lanai
Climate control
Access via exterior corridors
Blackout drapes/curtains
Voice mail
Dial-up Internet access
Refrigerator
Coffee/tea maker
Wake-up calls
Designer toiletries

Hair dryer
Extra towels/bedding in room
Shower/tub combination
Cable television service
Iron/ironing board
Daily housekeeping
Clock radio
Window opens
Rollaway beds available
Cribs (infant beds) available
Smoking permitted

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Dining

Kaiona Restaurant - Located in the main building with views of the garden, golf course, ocean and pool; wraparound verandah. Casual menu featuring local ingredients. Open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner, with live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights (subject to change).

19th Hole Snack Bar - Open-air snack bar adjacent to the pro shop.

Pumana Lounge - Drinks and pupus (appetizers); views of mountains and golf course. Open daily, late afternoon to late evening. Live music on weekend nights (subject to change).

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Makaha Resort & Spa, Waianae, United States of America, Dining Restaurant

Recreation

Meandering across the foothills of the Waianae Mountains, with views of the ocean, the resort's 18-hole, 7,077-yard golf course was designed by William F. Bell and includes a driving range, open-air snack bar, and pro shop; private and group lessons are available (surcharges). Other recreational facilities include a 3,600-square-foot outdoor pool with sundeck, game and fitness room with pool tables, stair machine, and treadmills, and two tennis courts.

The western side of Oahu is known for its remote beaches, high waves in winter, and humpback whale-watching. Makaha Beach, two miles away, draws surfers, and a nearby stable offers horseback adventures. Koolina, a 20-minute drive from the resort, offers swimming, boating, and snorkeling.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.

Snorkeling nearby
Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
Scuba diving nearby
Rowing or canoeing nearby
Whale-watching nearby
Boat launch nearby
Yoga classes/instruction nearby
Running track/path nearby
Hiking/biking trails nearby

Horse riding/rental nearby
Fishing nearby
Basketball on site
Golf - driving range on site
Golf lessons on site
Golfing on site
Playground on site
Sports center on site
Swimming on site

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Spa

The hotel's on-site spa provides massage, couples massage, hot stone massage, facials, waxing, manicure and pedicure services. Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Number of treatment rooms - 3
Couples treatment rooms
Manicures and pedicures
Aromatherapy treatments

Massages
Body treatments
Facial treatments

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A Traveler from Washington state

2.0

out of 5

“Makaha is closing Oct 31, 2011”

Location is 34 miles from Waikiki, you need to have a car in order not to waste your precious vacation time. Down south about a mile away is a squatter area for the homeless which is by the beach. When i took a shower on the first day, the bath tub was clogged - I called the front desk for the maintenance person to fix it. The guy came less than 5 minutes. Resort was tranquil and the breeze coming from the ocean mixed with the smell of plumera was very refreshing. Staff was not friendly - they hardly look at the guests to greet and give a smile. On our last day, I grabbed the morning newspaper and the headline says "Makaha Resort closing Oct. 31." That explains the mood of the staff. Also this was our first vacation in Hawaii. It's hard to enjoy vacation here when you know and hear there's a great animosity between the locals and the "whites" and tourists. Locals always remind the tourists Hawaii is theirs. There are signs on the street protesting American occupation of the island.

A Traveler

1.0

out of 5

“HORRIBLE HOTEL”

I booked the king sized bed for our honeymoon and after much exhaustive travel we arrived late at night to discover 2 separate beds!!! We were too tired to worry about it so the next day we told the front desk and they said they were all out and too bad for us!!! They made no offer of concessions, no apologies and no remorse. Our room was frequently left unkempt. We had to reuse towels for days. They ruined our honeymoon. I will never recommend this hotel to anyone anytime. This place is horrible. They have no customer service. We wasted our time and money. DO NOT BOOK.

A Traveler

4.0

out of 5

“Amazing quiet location, worth the drive.”

People in Waikiki complained about waking up to cars and sirens, we woke up to birds. Nuff said.

A Traveler from Hawaii

3.0

out of 5

“" Want to return, but there are alot of issues to be addressed "”

The surrounding are beautiful, but what a waste when the interior of the rooms are shabby, rundown, and electrical outlets not working....the staff is friendly and pleasant, I hope to visit again, with a much more uplifting interior.....

Area recommendations

I need to be in the West side of Oahu, mainly the Waianae Coast....That is why I like Makaha Resort.....

Bill S from Centreville, MD

4.0

out of 5

“Peaceful”

If you are looking for a peaceful vacation away from the noise and congestion of Honolulu this is the place. Not flashy or overtly "tourist", the resort is quiet and simple. Everything you need without too many frills. Staff is helpful, polite and full of the aloha spirit.

Rose B from Las Vegas

4.0

out of 5

“Will go back.”

Great place to spend some quiet time on the peaceful side of the island. The beaches are beautiful and not crowded. We felt safe and enjoyed the friendly and courteous service at the resort.

Samya D from California

1.0

out of 5

“Won't come back at all.”

- The rooms are completely outdated. - Maids didn't clean our room on the first day and when they did, they did not replace the sheets they simply made the beds with the old ones. - Food, completely awful. We know in Hawaii there's the Hawaiian time, but seriously... it took 45min to get 2 EGGS and 2 cups of coffee... - Back to the room, the carpet was VERY old and was stinking. I have found bed bugs. Neighborhood..... Waianae. AWFUL! Do not go to this hotel no matter how good the deal is.

Area recommendations

Windward and North Shore. PERIOD.

When to go

Mid August/Sept.

henry ki

1.0

out of 5

“too many bug in room just a bad experiment”

the hotel need up grades it too old and the bigs were taking over the room i was in

Jack C from Brookyn, NY

4.0

out of 5

“An average experience; A Value Stay”

The hotel is friendly. The food is really so so. The location is a bit far from the city. But it is a good deal. I will probably go back.

Area recommendations

If you like a quiet place, then it is the one. If you prefer to be at the center of everything, then this will not be the one.

When to go

Polynesian Cultural Center Dole Plantation Ko Olina Pearl Harbor

Getting around

Need to rent a car!!!!!!!!

Shopping

Al Moana Mall

Dining

Japanese places in Waikiki

Events and shows

Polynesian Cultural Center

Outdoors or beach

Ko Olina

Marsha from Tracy, CA

5.0

out of 5

“Wish we were still there!”

It was a great resort with friendly staff, clean rooms. There were tons of private beaches where we were. Locals were pretty nice. There are shuttles that will pick you up and drop you off on hotel grounds, at anytime 24 hours a day. It's probably the best place for people not wanting tourists around.

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