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Kukui's Restaurant & Bar - Located near the pool, this open-air restaurant with pale green, pineapple-shaped columns serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There's Hawaiian music nightly, a prime rib/seafood buffet on Friday and Saturday evenings, and a Sunday champagne brunch. A Pacific Rim buffet is also featured nightly.
Aupaka - Offering spectacular pool and ocean views from above, Aupaka Terrace serves Continental breakfast and espresso in the morning and sushi and tropical drinks in the evening.
Toro-Tei Sushi Bar - Sleek and modern beachfront sushi restaurant.
Café Portofino - Northern Italian alfresco dining.
Duke's Canoe Club & Barefoot Bar - An offshoot of Honolulu's favorite Waikiki gathering spot, this casual oceanside place serves light fare at lunch, and local fish, steaks, and tropical drinks at dinner.
Hawaii Alive! Luau Show & DinnerOpen for dinner every Monday, Luau Dinner & Show, sumptuous Hawaiian dinner, and exciting Hawaii Alive! show.
The Kauai Lagoons Golf Club offers two Jack Nicklaus-designed golf courses, the Kiele and Mokihana, with 18 holes of championship play in a picturesque setting. Guests can bike down Waimea Canyon Road, hike the breathtaking Na Pali Coast or ,take a helicopter ride to the peak of Mount Waialeale, the wettest spot on Earth.
The Kauai Marriott Resort provides two beach volleyball courts. The clubhouse for Kauai Lagoon's two golf courses, Kiele and Mokihana, is a quarter-mile away. The Spa & Tennis Club next door, reachable by elevator, includes two tennis courts. Snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing, boogie boarding, sailing, and kayaking are available in Kalapaki Bay, with gear available for rent at the resort. The Wailua River, 15 minutes north, is the longest navigable river in Hawaii and a popular boating and kayaking site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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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 gateway to Kauai, Lihue is home to the island's airport, cruise ship terminals, major businesses, and government offices. Here, culture fans can enjoy the artwork and historical artifacts at the Kauai Museum. The white sands of Kalapaki Beach attract locals and tourists alike. The area's lush habitat is immortalized in the opening scenes of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.
see all hotels in Lihue"Avoid the hotel if you can"
The restaurant on the property is incredibly expensive - avoid it as much as possible. Plus, they add an 18% gratuity even for groups of 4 people automatically. Also, the pool towel boy is very rude / racist. He gave me a lecture about taking only 2 towels per card (I had 2 cards and asked for 4 towels, so not beyond the limit) while giving other people […] as many towels as they wanted without asking for any cards. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Kauai Marriott"
This hotel is 75% a time-share property - not really a hotel. It was built in 1960 - and looks like it. To one side it looks across an employee car park to the cruise line passenger terminal - which looks like an industrial site. The pool area is large but surrounded by ugly columns from what looks like a 1970's makeover - extremely garish and ugly. I […] would not recommend this property to anyone. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Kauai Marriott"
This property is a time share - it is not really a hotel. The property is extremely old and tired and looks out onto the cruise line passenger terminal. When the cruiser docks for the day the passengers are going to share your beach. The parking lot for the terminal is right in front of the hotel. This is not the usual Marriott standard. Don't stay […] here. Stay at St Regis Princeville - which is a beautiful property with an extraordinary view and awesome service. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Perfect Vacation"
My husband and I just got back from a week's stay at the Kauai Marriott and our vacation was perfect in every way. We had stayed here back in 2002 for our honeymoon and it was even better than we remembered. The main hotel restaurant (Kukui's) was consistently amazing, especially the a la carte breakfast. We loved sitting by the pool every morning […] and knowing we were guaranteed to have the most delicious food. The fried rice and eggs was the best I've ever had and the banana macadamia pancakes were other-wordly. Service was always prompt and very friendly. The lawn grass next to the beach is as immaculate as a golf green and this is where yoga classes were held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at 9. Listening to the surf and being surrounded by palm trees and twittering birds while stretching and breathing in the fresh air was incredible. The Kalapaki Beach Boys hut has all kinds of beach gear for rent like kayaks, stand-up paddling boards, and snorkel gear for reasonable prices along with friendly, patient instruction. The pool/beach area is large and awesome for hanging out and relaxing. There is so much space that you'll never not be able to find a lounge chair in an area that suits you. And the Aupaka Terrace wrapping around the area is perfect if you want to be completely out of the sun, but still enjoy the view and breezes. We loved this place so much and we were sad to leave. We'll be back next year! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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