I stayed here to attend a meting held at the hotel. Simply speaking this place is a dump. Old smelly carpets, elevators do not work properly, and everything seems to be at least 30 years old. Wireless internet access is available but works only intermittently in the room. It is also very noisy, there is a dump truck coming at 4am that surely wakes you up.

We stayed here for 3 nights. We arrived on a night when (supposedly) every room was booked. They had us waiting for a good 20 minutes as they frantically looked for vacant rooms. They didn't admit this to us, saying instead that they were "looking for an upgrade for us." Our "upgrade" left much to be desired. The room did not seem fresh & welcoming. The decor was something from the 60s.

However, the location can't be beat.

I returned home from my trip to hawaii to visit family to only find that something had returned with me bed bugs. I didnt even know they really exsisted but they do and this hotel gave them to me. I dont know if they have cleaned up since though i dout it. What once was a nice hotel is now just a reminder that all good things go bad.

We stayed at the King Kamehameha Hotel in Kona for one night. The mold was so bad my husband ended up with an asthma attack. The rugs are at least 40 years old and had a musty odor. Something was biting me on the bed. We moved to the cheaper Seaside Hotel across the street, and while it was no palace, the room was clean.