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"Everything here is super basic easy. And I've stayed here multiple times so if it's not broke. I don't fix it."

"Amenities and closeness to points of interest"

"Nice and quiet, no AC in the room but a ceiling fan and a fan on a stand that you can move to wherever you need it. "

"Terrific room with a lanai and view of the Hilo Bay. Always an enjoyable experience at the Grand Naniloa Hotel Hilo!"

"Great accommodations. Staff was extremely helpful."

"Excellent views, very easy check-in and check out! Close to everything we wanted to be close to and the coffee shop was excellent in the lobby area!"

"This was exactly what our little family needed. Cozy, clean, comfortable. It came stocked with random toiletries I’m guessing were left by previous guests. (Thanks to whoever bought the aloe lotion by the way). As well as some beach gear, a plethora of towels and a few useful kitchen items. Checked into a hotel on the other side of the island and immediately missed the quiet little house where I could listen to the interesting night wildlife. The house is older by well maintained. So long as one isn’t to finicky, this is perfect."

"I love this charming spacious home. It was conveniently located close to downtown and other amenities (farmers market, cafes, grocery stores, restaurants, etcetera) with allocated free parking. The home was well equipped with an array of potential needs we may have had as travelers (e.g., beach towels, shampoo, cooler for picnics). They also provided plenty of information about the area which we found very helpful because Hilo was our base to explore Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, the Hamakua Coast and Volcano National park. They also provided cultural literature which we appreciated because for us this was also a cultural trip. Overall, this was an excellent location (safe and quiet) to explore other areas."

"Comfortable, clean and convenient. It was a nice hilltop location with a great view. The economy room was cute and cozy. The living areas were enjoyable places to spend time. The walls were thin, but guests were respectful of the quiet hours. "