Courtyard by Marriott King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel

Valet staff is fantastic, always helpful, friendly and and quick. Counter staff not so much. Pool service is very poor. Rooms are dated but we'll maintained. Suites that end in 01 are beachfront, but also on the street (noisy) suites that end in 06 are beachfront but are adjacent to the pool (much quieter) the suites have lot's of room, 2 bathrooms, walk-in and regular closet. The location is fantastic if you want to walk downtown Kona. Lots of restaurants and shops nearby. ABC and nice coffee shop are attached to hotel.

Great location. Easy parking. We only stayed 1 night and I wish it had been more.

Location was good and my room was fine. Not the cleanest so bringing a package of Lysol wipes was helpful. Safe in my room was dysfunctional, asked to have it fixed, nobody ever came. Poor customer service. The pool scene is ridiculous-by 10 am all chairs were taken, mostly by people’s towels as if they were ‘reserved’. Some kind of policy should be instituted. Glad my stay was short, but it certainly wasn’t sweet.

We had planned to stay here just one night—our ceremonial first night in Hawaii—before decamping to an Airbnb for the week. After a ten-plus hour flight to Honolulu and then the little hop over to the Big Island, we arrived in that special state of travel exhaustion where you’re no longer fully a person, just a pair of legs dragging a suitcase while your brain chants two words on a loop: bed and food. More specifically: room service in the ocean-view room we had booked. The fantasy was simple. We’d open the door, gaze thoughtfully at the Pacific like a couple in a travel brochure, and then eat something wildly overpriced while lying diagonally across a king bed. Instead, the person at the desk informed us—cheerfully, as if announcing a raffle prize—that the manager had changed our reservation. Our king bed had become two queens, and our ocean view had become something called a “resort view,” which appears to mean a stirring panorama of landscaping and other people’s balconies. To make up for the inconvenience, they offered us free breakfast in the morning. Which is thoughtful, I suppose, if the problem were eggs. But the problem was never eggs. Since I’m a Gold Elite member with Marriott—a title that sounds far more glamorous than it is—I asked if we might at least have a late checkout. The answer was that I’d have to check in with the front desk in the morning because they might need the room. And honestly, after all that, my first thought was: you know what? You can have it. Keep the room. Keep the queens, the resort view, and the eggs. I’m suddenly feeling very enthusiastic about our Airbnb.

Great location, reasonably clean, and friendly staff.

It was reasonably clean but could use deep cleaning in showers

The location

The pool was closed! I booked the hotel bc of the pool and was not notified! Not ok should give a discount for this

Great location with parking in the heart of Kailua-Kona.

Like many hotels, this one still is influenced by Covid practices- not having daily housekeeping. But they need to make simple adjustments to make that work- more hooks to hang towels (not just one) and bigger garbage cans in room and hallways.