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Friendly helpful staff except snack/breakfast bar.
Cleanliness, friendly staff, fast check in. Unexpected upgrade and unexpected free parking. Love the pool and longe areas as well, clean and comfortable.
Walking distance to Polynesian Cultural Center
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What I liked best about the hotel was the cleanliness of the hotel. The structure of the hotel was beautiful. The overall look was very beautiful.
Staff was great from checking in to valet guys and  at the pool Bar¿she is the best!
Lovely location with beaches right outside the hotel, it's a quiet & secluded spot. Hotel was clean with refreshed spaces. Nearby towns are a 10-15 minute drive away, easy to find stores, groceries, etc. It's a nice spot on the north shore.
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Nespresso coffee maker
the singer and the morning bread & coffe
The hotel is great. Location with amazing views from the mountains and lake, surrounded by nature. The room was great with full kitchen and balcony. The staff is really friendly and supportive. Great amenities and classes like yoga class by the deck.
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Both, its location and price.
Hospitality
They have a manager, she goes beyond being the manager she works hard and does everything she makes this hotel a 5 star hotel
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The free breakfast.
Excellent and fast service all around from front desk to house keeping
The breakfast is the very best and the views are amazing!!
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Bathroom worked well
Convenient
Convenience cleanliness staff was friendly ground were clean room was clean the gift shops hrs were perfect for those oops I forgot moments
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The breakfast was great and the staff was friendly.
Nice central location with a lot of options nearby.
The location
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Disney theme
The pools and the scenery it was just beautiful.
Horrible hotel. Totally overpriced.
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Friendly staff, excellent breakfast.
Pool, breakfast
Continental bfast
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Everything about the Four Seasons is top notch. From pulling up to the valet to the beach, dinner, adult pool, oyster & champagne happy hour, and *complimentary* ocean front upgrade, this stay was awesome!
Everything about the Four Seasons on Oahu is an absolute dream. The room was beautiful, the view was labeled as a garden view has glimpses of the ocean, the location albeit a drive it?s so secluded and quiet. But the heart and soul is the staff.
The staff !!
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View and location
Ko Olina area is well manicured and we loved that the lagoons and area were more private. Marriott specifically was a lot less crowded then Aulani side of lagoon which we loved.
Staff friendly,grounds beautiful, very clean
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So many amazing things to do.
So many amazing amenities and the staff was so nice.
The Disney experience. Our kids loved it.
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Courtesies from all staff
Location in Kapolei in great proximity to stores and different eateries, staff was great, and basic amenities available at market and good hot breakfast selection in the morning.
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Affordability and great breakfast deal
I liked the area of the hotel. The room was clean and comfortable. I liked that nobody was able to just come into the room and it was a non smoking hotel. I also liked that the hotel had a laundry room available.
Location soft beds
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Clean, new, location was close to a lot of shopping. Staff was very friendly. The club lounge had good food.
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It had a kitchen and was close to where I was going to work.
Good location.
Everything about this place just felt like a home away from home. We didn¿t want to leave.
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Convenient comfortable quiet room
Very high end, modern style look, updated.
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Staff and cleanliness of the room.
I like everything at this hotel.
Everything, except no breakfast buffet available
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Very clean and a great location! Beds are very comfortable, staff was very friendly and helpful, and it was very affordable.
Location in easy access to Waikiki n it’s beaches=and easy exit to enjoy the rest of the island n it’s Beauty.All of its staff n in particular one of the managers who listened to a complaint about off site parking n who credited us a free night parking
Overall, this hotel was fantastic. The staff was amazing, the rooms were clean and reasonably priced (for the Wakaki area) and the hotel was located 5 minutes from the beach.
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If divide the few big room into single room at lower price for single occupant would help more people and raise revenue
Cute and well located
Convenience, clean and exceptional staff. I would return to the same hotel on my next visit to Honolulu
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The location is very, very good... with proximity (connected) to the mall, it makes shopping or last minute food needs within a quick walk.
Nice place for vacation
2 out of the 3 staff we encountered were nice.
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The location was good, it was pretty much a 30min drive anywhere except the Polynesian cultural center was an hour drive, but so worth it.
Hotel employee was wonderful with helping provide 1st aid for my husband who cut himself shaving and was bleading profuciously, bringing Gause & tape. And follow up call, next day on status. He is fine now.
Amazing staff, rooms were clean and bigger than the normal standard hotel room, the beds were clean and comfortable, the warm cookies from the front desk were delicious. Valet service seems pricey, but totally worth it! Amazing valet staff!
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The oceanfront view was amazing!!
Lovely large rooms and the view over the marina.
The front desk staff were very courteous and helpful.
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The options of dining near the hotel were varied and delicious. Nikki, the activities coordinator was amazing. So helpful and didn’t oversell anything. Worked with my budget and helped tremendously.
The room was real nice and being on the top floor was nice.
Location, Accessibility to the beach. Front desk staff was very nice and courteous. Free ice cream and 2 bottles of water everyday. Free DVD rental. Kitchen is a big plus. Ocean view from the room.
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I did appreciate how close the hotel was to shopping areas as well as the beach.
Great people. Had free water to drink every day. Parking garage was very convenient.
El personal de mantenimiento.
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Nearness to canal walk and public transit
It wasnt to Far from the airport
Bed was comfortable
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Convenient location, local hotel staff, free internet, free coffee, nice pool with a view, modern gym, convenience store offers good selection, very safe place to stay, great restaurant with a view with a fantastic happy hour, available laundry facilities
ala moana mantra staff was excellent!
Location was across from the Convention Center, which was best for me. Also, bus service to major places available. Taxi/Uber/Lyft were also easily available. Free wi-fi included and login was secure, good connection.
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Check in smooth and easy
The staff, close to lots of activities and restaurants.
not for couple
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Size of room
The location and ocean view
The view for the luau was a nice surprise.
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Where to stay in Laie
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Price by Week Day
Average hotel price on Monday is just under $480.
In Laie, hotel prices generally fluctuate throughout the week, starting high on Mondays at just under $480 and dropping to around $380 on Fridays. Prices rise slightly on weekends, peaking at around $425 on Saturdays before declining again on Sundays.
Price by Month
Lowest month: March at around $375.
In Laie, hotel prices fluctuate throughout the year, with a peak around July at nearly $480 and a low in March at approximately $375. Prices tend to rise in mid-summer and lower in early spring.
How far in advance should I book?
Same-day booking prices in Laie average around $368.
In Laie, as the number of days before check-in decreases, hotel prices tend to rise due to increased demand and decreased availability for premium accommodations. While lower quality hotels may see price drops last minute, they offset the higher prices typically found for same-day bookings compared to earlier reservations. Three weeks prior to check-in, the best hotels are often fully booked.
Price by Hotel Class
Most popular stars category: just over $375.
In Laie, the distribution of hotels shows a clear trend where prices generally increase with star ratings. The most popular category is 3*, priced at just over $375. Small price differences may exist between adjacent levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Top Tips
- Book hotels 3 to 6 months ahead for stays between mid-April and mid-June or September to mid-December to access rates 15% to 25% lower than during peak periods. Set a calendar reminder to compare multiple providers for best value.
- Select hotels with free parking to avoid daily parking fees of $15 to $20 USD found at many Laie locations. Confirm parking policies at booking to prevent unexpected costs.
- Explore vacation rentals outside central Laie for lower nightly rates—expect $120 to $200 USD per night and expanded amenities like full kitchens. Filter by verified guest reviews for peace of mind.
- Many hotels add a daily resort fee of $15 to $30 USD for amenities such as Wi-Fi, parking, or beach access. Review your total breakdown before payment to understand all charges.
- Respect Hawaiian cultural etiquette, especially at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Remove shoes at entrances where posted, and seek guidance on protocol if unsure. Participating in these customs ensures a positive, welcoming experience.
- Plan around annual events like the Matsuri Festival, as hotels hike rates 10% to 20% and rooms fill faster during these times. Check local events calendars ahead of booking.
- Frequent Laie travelers can earn loyalty points or up to 10% in discounts by enrolling in hotel rewards programs. Enter your membership number during booking to activate benefits.
- Ocean currents and rip tides may be strong along Laie's beaches, especially between November and March. Always follow lifeguard instructions and local signage.
- Reserve hotel rooms at least 6 months in advance for whale watching season (December to April), when rates can increase 20% to 30%. Confirm cancellation policies due to high seasonal demand.
- Hotels located 1 to 2 blocks from the shoreline often cost 40% to 60% less than beachfront options and still provide easy access to the ocean. Use map tools to compare exact walking distances.
- Decline optional amenity packages at check-in unless their cost matches your needs. Some Laie hotels may proactively offer add-ons with limited value.
- Maximize hotel loyalty program perks. Input your member credentials when reserving in Laie to unlock free breakfasts, late checkout, or potential room upgrades. For details on eligibility, check program rules.
- Fly into Honolulu (HNL) for fares typically 20% to 30% lower than Kahului Airport (OGG), factoring in a 2-hour drive to Laie. Confirm ground transportation schedules in advance.
- Book 2 to 4 months ahead if attending special events. Hotel prices can surge 20% to 40% in December to January for Polynesian Cultural Center festivals. Review event calendars to plan effectively.
- Account for Hawaii’s hotel taxes (10% to 13.5%) and expected total extras of $15 to $40 USD per night. Check your booking summary for an itemized breakdown including the Transient Accommodation and General Excise Taxes.
- Prioritize bookings in Laie neighborhoods near Brigham Young University–Hawaii, where crime rates run 20% to 30% below Hawaii’s average. Read recent guest safety reviews for added context.
- Verify Wi-Fi speeds if planning remote work. Laie hotels typically deliver 50 to 100 Mbps, but speeds may fall during storms (November to March). Request recent speed test results if critical.
- From November to March, humidity rises to 70% to 80% with frequent rain. Choose hotels with air conditioning and ask for top-floor rooms to reduce moisture exposure.
- For environmentally conscious travel, stay in Green Seal-certified properties. Laie hotels adjacent to the Polynesian Cultural Center often use water-saving features. Look for badge icons when booking.
- Book Polynesian Cultural Center lodging 6 to 12 months ahead for peak months (June to August, holidays), as rates jump 20% to 35% for late bookings. Set travel alerts for upcoming release dates.
- Budget for a $15 to $30 USD daily resort fee covering amenities. Review if this includes parking, Wi-Fi, and calls prior to confirming your reservation.
- Choose lodging with kitchen facilities, as groceries from Foodland or local markets can be 40% to 60% cheaper than restaurant dining. Compare the savings with local food prices in advance.
- Check for BYU–Hawaii student housing availability during summer breaks (May to August) for budget stays. Beds fill quickly and are limited to the academic off-season.
- Most Laie restaurants close by 9 to 10 PM, so plan evening meals accordingly if you’re staying off-resort. Check local dining hours online for accuracy.
- Laie's tap water meets potable standards, but bottled water—readily available at grocery stores and vending machines—remains preferred by many visitors.
- Seek accommodations with air conditioning, as year-round temperatures average 75°F to 85°F (24°C to 29°C), combined with high humidity. Verify AC availability if booking economy or non-branded hotels.
- Pack insect repellent. Mosquitoes and sand flies are active at sunrise and sunset, especially in green areas. Ensure guest rooms have screens or ask the hotel about pest control measures.
- Ride-sharing services have fewer drivers in Laie, leading to longer waits than in Honolulu or Oahu’s west side. Check apps for estimated pickup times before requesting a ride.
- Major Polynesian Cultural Center events can fill hotels quickly. Book 9 to 15 months ahead for the lowest rates and best room options. Review event calendars to align your stay.
- Booking 6 or more months before peak seasons (December to March, June to August) can prevent 30% to 50% rate hikes. Mark your calendar for early price drops.
- For quieter stays, avoid resorts adjacent to BYU–Hawaii where school-term crowds (August to April) increase noise and traffic. Filter reviews for guest noise complaints.
- Kamaʻāina rates offer Hawaii residents 10% to 25% hotel discounts. Some properties accept out-of-state guests with local sponsorship. Inquire directly to confirm eligibility.
- Prepay parking—expect $25 to $35 USD per night—as public, street-side parking is limited in Laie. Review parking charges in your total costs before checkout.
- Confirm hotel Wi-Fi capability when booking for remote work. Rural Laie locations may provide under 15 Mbps. Request a recent speed check if staying for business.
- Skip onsite breakfast packages often priced at $30 or more USD per guest. Local spots like Hukilau Café offer generous portions for less than half the cost.
- Families with beach gear can request ground-floor rooms for direct sand access. Many properties feature step-free paths to the shoreline.
- Hotels partnered with the Polynesian Cultural Center often include shuttle transfers and $15 to $20 USD ticket discounts. Ask about bundled cultural activity perks before booking.
- Resort fees of $40 or more USD per night may not appear until checkout. Call hotels in advance to clarify inclusions or discuss any possible waivers.
- Older Laie hotels tend to have limited electrical outlets. Bring a compact surge protector to safely charge multiple devices.
- Winter swells (November to February) bring 8 to 12 ft waves suitable for windsurfing. South-facing hotels shield rooms from wind noise up to 20% more than east-facing properties.
- Book 4 to 6 months ahead for 25% to 30% savings at mid-range hotels. Last-minute rates during peak seasons may jump 40% to 50%. Set price alerts to monitor drops.
- Avoid daily resort fees of $25 to $40 USD by booking condos or guesthouses instead of standard hotels. Compare for included amenities to confirm best value.
- Tithing-free stays near BYU–Hawaii often offer discounts for non-church-affiliated travelers and a quieter atmosphere without on-site bars. Contact properties about their guest policies.
- Use the complimentary BYU–Hawaii shuttle to reach key parts of Laie, saving $30 to $50 USD daily on rental cars. Verify shuttle frequency, especially after 8 PM.
- Oceanfront rooms typically deliver 30% to 40% less street noise versus city-facing rooms, while offering direct views. Check for guaranteed view room types before booking.
- April to November sees frequent rain—15 to 20 days monthly. Pack a lightweight rain jacket. Many hotels do not offer onsite laundry service.
- Bank of Hawaii and other local ATMs charge $2 to $3 USD per withdrawal, lower than hotel cash services that add 3% to 5% in DCC fees. Opt for local ATMs for savings.
- Booking directly with hotels can bring perks like free breakfast or $15 to $40 USD in cultural tour credits. Compare inclusion lists before finalizing.
- Mid-range hotel Wi-Fi ranges from 15 to 25 Mbps—ample for video calls—while budget stays may dip to 5 to 10 Mbps. Request speed details ahead if this matters for your trip.
- If you have allergies, request advance disclosure of hotel allergen policies. Some Laie hotels maintain strict cleaning protocols due to higher local asthma rates.
- Loyalty program users can save $100 to $200 USD over 5 to 10 stays in Laie hotels through free night redemption. Enroll and track points for larger trips.
- For 20% to 30% lower rates, book during shoulder months—April to May or September to November—avoiding major holidays and school breaks.
- Booking rooms 60 or more days before peak stays (December to April) can yield 15% to 30% lower rates. Some hotels offer non-refundable early-bird deals.
- Expect a total hotel tax burden near 14.42%—10.25% Hawaii General Excise Tax plus 4.17% Transient Accommodations Tax. Review your full quote before payment.
- Only 40% of Laie properties advertise step-free entrances and roll-in showers. Request accessible rooms and confirm ADA features before booking.
- Withdraw cash from local ATM networks like Hawaii State FCU to avoid $5 to $10 USD foreign card fees. Larger withdrawals ($100 or more USD) reduce total per-use costs.
- Hotel Wi-Fi typically runs at 30 to 60 Mbps, but speeds drop up to 60% from 7 to 9 PM. Schedule video calls outside these hours when possible.
- Decline Dynamic Currency Conversion at checkout to save 3% to 5%. Always select payment in USD during transactions in Laie.
- Reduce mosquito bites by booking 0.5 miles (0.8 km) or further inland, where risk drops up to 70% versus beachfront areas. Ask hotels about recent mitigation efforts.
- Choose hotels displaying water conservation signage. Properties like the Polynesian Cultural Center Hotel use low-flow fixtures, cutting usage by 25% to 35% in May to September. Look for program badges on listing pages.
- Stick to marked beach access paths. Avoid unmarked trails near Laie Point, where two fatalities occurred since 2018. Check with hotel staff for safe recommended routes.
- Request upper floor rooms in older properties to limit rain-driven moisture. Ground floors can have three times more humidity issues during windy months.
- Tip hotel housekeeping $3 to $5 USD per night in cash, left on your pillow. This is the standard in Oahu’s lodging industry.
- TheBus Route 66 to Laie is approximately $3.50 USD per person, 90% less than typical $85 to $110 USD ride-share fares from the airport. Confirm departures and duration in advance.
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