We can't stay away long from Kauai and Kapa'a. We managed to survive 10 days in the Hawaiian winter as one night it plummeted to 58 degrees Fahrenheit! Really?? It was just a tad chillier at home in Canada.
Once again the staff at this SVC resort went above and beyond the call of duty.
Landscaping was immaculate...however I did notice a lack of chickens this time. I'll be honest I enjoy them but I don't have to put up with them 365 days a year.

This is our second vacation at the Beachboy. We had enjoyed our first visit about 5 years ago, though that was for only a few days. This time we were there for a full two weeks.

The apartment was spacious, very well appointed and very clean. There was no sign of wear and chipping from any of the contents from furniture to crockery, one of my pet hates! The grounds have been kept in fantastic condition by an army of gardeners seen out hard artwork first thing each morning. Quite amazing. All staff we encountered were very professional and friendly as well as being eager to please. We didn't get to go to the restaurant, it was on our list of "must does" but we didn't book far enough ahead.

Just one little moan, there was no outside light on the balcony making it impossible to enjoy an evening meal and listen to the sea crashing a few yards away.

We will return!

We stayed here for four nights in Dec. 2012. For the price (we paid $164/per night) we weren't sure what to expect. What a pleasant surprise! Our two bedroom, two bath garden view villa with an island decor was very clean and nicely laid out. The bedrooms are on opposite ends of each other with the living area and kitchen between them. One bedroom and the living room had sliding glass doors leading out to a large balcony, while the master bedroom had its own private balcony. The kitchen had plenty of countertop space and was well stocked. We also had a stackable washer/dryer behind folding doors in one of the bathrooms. Although our room was called 'garden view' we had an ocean view from our balcony and could hear the waves crashing on shore.

This resort is exactly the type of place we love staying at while in Hawaii. It's spread out and not overwhelmingly large which allows for a peaceful, island experience. The grounds are well kept with winding sidewalks that connect the buildings to each other. Gently swaying on one of their hammocks between two palm trees while the sun warms you and the ocean slides up the sand just feet away...paradise.

We didn't use the pool but sat by it a couple of times. Nice free form design with a small waterfall and a kiddie pool alongside. The hot tub sits up on a small hill, allowing you to see the ocean while soaking. Another nice feature is an area of tables, grills and fire pits which are lit each evening.

The beach area is narrow and steep, but georgeous! Beautiful sunrises, driftwood, lava ledges and even the occasional monk-seal snoozing on the beach.

The resort is directly behind the open air Coconut Marketplace. It's a quick walk across a quiet street to do a little shopping or eat a delicious breakfast at Eggbert's while a rainbow forms over the mountains. They also have a farmer's market in the parking lot on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Great place to get locally grown fruits and veggies.

Pros: Clean, quiet, great room layout, centrally located for sightseeing, feet from the ocean's edge, six miles from airport.

Cons: Non swimable beach, traffic congestion on the only main 'highway' in front of resort (obviously not the resort's fault, but be aware especially in the afternoon hours).

loved it!!! loved watching the sand crabs everyday! peaceful/restaurant was fantastic/golfing was great/ pool bar was lots of fun/bbqing was great~weather was awesome ~will go back and spend longer than 7 days!!!