Hotel Molokai
Nestled on Kamiloloa Beach and alongside Hawaii’s only barrier reef, Hotel Moloka'i offers a serene escape. Settle into our Polynesian-style village with tropical bungalows, ocean-front swimming pool and onsite restaurant. Moloka'i, known as the birthplace of the Hula, welcomes you to explore its rich culture and outdoor adventures from lush hiking trails to majestic waterfalls. Hotel Moloka'i is your gateway to a genuine island experience, where guests have enjoyed a warm and welcoming atmosphere for over 50 years.
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Weddings & Groups at Hotel Moloka‘i
Events at Hotel Moloka‘i are infused with the spirit of aloha. Whether you're planning a celebration under the stars or a laid-back get-together by the ocean, our setting brings unforgettable moments to life. Let the island breeze, palm-lined views, and warm hospitality set the tone for your next event.
Our Favorites
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One Ali’i Park
One Ali‘i Park is a serene, well-maintained public park in Kaunakakai, offering stunning views of the ocean and the island of Lanai. With its lush green lawns, picnic areas, and relaxing atmosphere, it's a perfect spot for a peaceful afternoon or a casual stroll by the sea.
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Kalaupapa National Historic Park
Kalaupapa National Historical Park is a poignant and historical site located on Molokai's isolated Kalaupapa Peninsula, once home to a leper colony. Visitors can learn about the resilience and stories of the individuals who lived there, with guided tours led by former residents or their descendants providing a powerful, personal connection to the past.
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Halawa Valley
Halawa Valley is a lush, picturesque spot on Molokai, known for its stunning waterfalls and rich cultural history. Visitors can hike through the valley, guided by local experts, to explore ancient Hawaiian temples and enjoy breathtaking views of the Mo‘oula Falls.
Stretching for 88 miles and untouched by traffic lights, high-rises, or shopping malls, Moloka'i is home to many unique and unforgettable wonders. Hotel Moloka'i enjoys a prime location, a short five-minute drive from Kaunakakai, the island's largest city, providing easy access to local attractions, activities, and dining options. Explore pristine beaches, hike along the world's highest sea cliffs, and marvel at waterfalls in protected rainforests. From whale watching and fishing to kayaking and outrigger canoe racing, Moloka'i offers endless adventures.