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Koloa is beautiful and quiet, with public efforts to keep it that way. In winter, weather is variable but the South Shore is most dependable and we hit great weather for hikes and beaches. Wide range of restaurant prices and quality. Traffic can be a problem on other parts of the island.

We stayed in the Villas and we were able to make our meals. The Villas have nice blenders in them, we were able to make smoothies with fresh fruit. The pool is amazing, there are actually several pools to go to, all of them are great. There are several hot tubs, which we used every night. The beach, shopping and restaurants are within walking distance. The resort has a complimentary shuttle service which we used on a daily basis, very handy. We were a party of 21 and we would ALL stay here again!

When you have a late checkin you must be aware that there are 2 registration offices.We went to the West entrance and not the East Entrance where our key was located!That should be made clear in the reservation.

Koloa is a great place to stay on Kauai. We stayed at the Kiahuna Plantation. Fantastic facility with a great beach front. Very relaxing and the staff were all very friendly. Having a kitchen to help with keeping the expense of eating out every night was a huge help. We did have some great meals at the Beach House restaurant and the Tasting Room. Missed out on getting shave ice. Will definitely plan on that next time around. Super easy getting around town walking or driving.

this is a family friendly place with access to beaches and shops and easy to get around by car. for me without a car and being on my own it may not have been the perfect location, yet it was beautiful and I found my way around. I did not know about the shuttle bus until the last day. I like walking so I found what I needed that way.

Koloa is beautiful. The ocean is close by and Koloa town is surrounded by the lush vegetation that is typical of Kauai. Koloa includes the Tree Tunnel and a small shopping center with a grocery store that is across from the site of the first sugar plantation in Hawai'i. We went to The Beach House and Brennecke's restaurants (both of which may actually be in nearby Po'ipu). Both were super and have great food! Brennecke's is a bit more laid back with very friendly and helpful staff and a great view of Po'ipu Beach Park and Brennecke Beach with a peek-a-boo view of the setting sun. At The Beach House you have a direct view of the sun in the afternoon, good service, excellent food, and higher prices. The picture below was taken at The Beach House in the evening. We had a car for getting around, and GPS makes navigating a breeze. There are a couple of beaches suitable for families with kids near Po'ipu and Koloa though some beaches have dangerous currents and rip tides, so you do have to check first.