Romantic right on the ocean with no people on the beaches and no cars on the road. Sunsets and moonlight dancing. The best. more

*Hotel Website-mis-leading! Does not reflect the true conditions of this hotel *Upon reviewing the reviews on trip advisor regarding this hotel, most of the comments are right on. However, there is NO GREEN grass on the golf course. There is dead grass and over 1OO closed hotel rooms. We arrived late and could not find our unit, because the lights... more

We visited Molokai from January 9th to 16th 2008. This was our first time to Hawaii. People asked us why we chose Molokai for our first time here. The answer is simple. We didn't want traffic or crowded beaches. Not a single traffic light on the island! We don't care about a night life and drinking as we have grown... more

Ghost Town. You will read this a few times in the past reviews. I will write a bit about the villas then Molokai. We had a clean and spacious villa, with nothing but a putting green between us and the ocean. If you enjoy Condo living and like to cook, you will have no problem here. There are no real... more

In Hawaiian the word kapu means stay away. This place has seen better days and unless there is an infusion of millions by Castle to refurbish the old girl the place will surely soon shut down again. It's had a history of bad management. Stay away. more

12/27/2006. While in Molokai for one night, we decided to stay at Kaluakoi Villas. Our room was beautiful, truly oceanfront and the view and sunset were to die for! The resort is becomming run down and it is somewhat depressing, but again, our room was absolutely fine and really above average. Our unit was so close to the beach, the... more

Definitely do not go if It's your honeymoon, because it was ours. Upon arrival it is after office hours. There is no lobby and also no note left on the office door for us. My husband just happened to look in the mail box and there was our room key with our names on it and room number, no other... more

I had to laugh when I read all the negative reviews of the Kaluakoi Resort. I first visited Molokai in the early 90's, when the Molokai Ranch was still a wildlife attraction. Even back then, the resort was well worn and had seen better days. It didn't help matters that the resort was closed for years, without so much as... more

We stayed at Kaluakoi Villas in august of '03 and '04. Last august, we stayed nearby in Paniolo Hale, but found Kaluakoi Villas unchanged from previous years. Obviously, we liked it well enough to come back a second time, but it is definitely not your standard Hawaiian resort hotel. The units are individually owned, and what you get in the... more