波普海灘上的Ko'a Kea度假村(Koa Kea Resort on Poipu Beach)

Very quiet, primarily Adults, no screaming kids. Thought we'd try a package w/******* and thought we booked a partial ocean view room. Got a "garden" view (which was a fence and looking at another building) 😜. Nothing that another $1-200 upgrade won't fix however. Resort fee is $45 (not included in ******* "package price) and parking is $35 also not included in "package price." Restaurant (Red Salt) was nice, got a $45 lamb chop dinner that costs $85. and a $20 btl of wine that was $66. Paradise is not cheap. Restaurant charged $10 to split a $19 salad and had to get up for salt and pepper. Since we were celebrating 50th, we did get a "happy anniversary" and front desk did give us 2-chocolates which were outstanding and a couple of Mai-Tai's. Property was very well kept but felt we were nickel & dimed.

Ko’a Kea is a small quiet resort on Kauai. If you are looking for a wonderful escape from the city, this is your place. The staff is exceptional and the dining “Red Salt” was out of this world! Ko’a Kea was just what my wife and I needed . A semi private weekend escape to relax, a romantic dinner and accommodations that rival any on island. Thanks James and HaiQi

Lackluster for a honeymoon resort stay.. Had to switch room, ac was broken and noisy so it kept us up and made the bedding wet and gross from condensation. Second room was also just okay, layout offers minimal privacy on first floor if you have a pool facing room. Tile in showers in both rooms were grossly stained yellow, its call grout cleaner/sealer guys.. you have white marble it stains easier also. They do not freshen up rooms between days at all unless you request it I suppose. They charge you for every little thing, beware of hidden fees, I had a $650 bill at checkout after pre paying through *******. $45/night resort fee for wifi basically, $25/night to park a rental car, they only have valet who expect a tip every time you want to use your vehicle. The bartender at the pool straight up stole $40 in cash from me and still charged those two drinks to my room, which added to that bill, at checkout they refused to take it off. Basically all of Kauai felt like everyone tried to suck you dry and nickel and dime you. The Red Salt restaurant in the resort is grossly overpriced, service was slow, cook was slower, cost $300 for dinner for two and took almost two hours to get our entree. This resort is not directly on the beach, you have to walk a few minutes to get there through another crowded Marriott resort. Maui was more fun, the Big Island was more private and less expensive. Only saving grace of this island was the view if the Waimea Grand Canyon.

A great “boutique style” property. It was not crowded in mid May. The staff were all pleasant and kept the rooms and grounds neat. The meals at the hotels “Red Salt” restaurant were excellent, as were meals in room and pool side choices. Plenty of other restaurants nearby. Great choice for couples. No activities for children less that high school age.

If you can - stay here! Ko'a Kea Resort is fantastic. The staff is extremely kind and go above and beyond. The location was unreal, right on the beach with the best snorkeling we experienced on the island. We were blown away by our room! Best experience we could ask for. We are ready to return :)

This place completely changes the game for staying on Kauai. With multiple beaches to walk to- one being the popular Poipu Beach, where many a wildlife frequent. From room cleanliness to dreamy views, this place is a must stay.

We loved this boutique style hotel vibe here! The property was centrally located to all of what we wanted to do and the walking trails helped us stay up on our exercise. We walked about 4 miles every morning! I had one of the best massages in my life in the spa and my and my masseuse, Robin was super knowledgeable & educational about the body and helped me with some tips for after my massage. The quietness of the location made it easy to relax by fire pits after dinner and sleep in our rooms. We will definitely be back!

Nice boutique hotel on a nice property right on the beach. While the beach in front of the hotel is rocky, it's a short walk to sandy beaches closeby. The larger resorts near the hotel were packed, and typical timeshare type properties, and although Ko'a Kea was full, it never felt crowded. The only complaint was the noise level in the restaurant.There were some large groups there our first night, and you couldn't hardly talk. We fixed that by exploring other area restaurants, of which there are many. On the up side, the staff was wonderful - helpful and friendly at all times. We'd stay there again.

Beautiful small resort right on the ocean. The rooms are nicely updated with great bathrooms. Complimentary bottle of wine in the fridge and nightly delivery of water and cookies! Only negative feedback is that you have to schedule housekeeping the day before, and at the high hotel prices, housekeeping everyday without having to think about it should be an absolute. Same issue with morning Yoga, you have to sign up the day before. When on vacation, it's nice not to have to think ahead and plan. Additional note on yoga, the class is set on the lawn facing the ocean, it's so serene, but then you are forced to wear these headsets that stream the instructor's voice and music. It was a huge distraction and uncomfortable. Why? It would be so much better to hear the ocean and disconnect from devices.