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6.0 out of 10, (2 reviews)
"I didn't like the room location because it was near the highway. Late at night and early morning, traffic was noisy. The room was okay but the bathroom toilet needs an upgrade due to filling and flushing took many flushing and slow to fill. The bathroom sink leaked and there was no way for me to stop the leak. There was no internet for television and the remote control didn't work. There was no place for dining or order food nearby. The bed was very uncomfortable because it wasn't firm....
Jonathan Jed
6.8 out of 10, (6 reviews)
"If you are in all-inclusive resort type, the island of Molokai is unlikely for you, but if you value personalized engagement, solitude and rustic charm, Hotel Molokai delivers beautifully. The property was quiet and had just the right amenities to cook simple meals, nap in a hammock and have a happy hour or breakfast with the welcoming kitties and chickens!"
Jenner
8.0 out of 10, Very good, (1 review)
"It was amazing "
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Vast stretches of golden sand await at Papohaku Beach, where you can stroll three miles of shoreline with hardly another soul in sight. Explore the Big Wind Kite Factory before heading to Kepuhi Beach, where powerful waves crash against the shore during winter and calm waters invite summer swimming.
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