A slice of paradise on Molokai!
My husband and I just completed a month-long stay in Unit 202 and it was heavenly. We spent a week on Molokai last year soon after we retired. We chose to come back for a month this year and are so glad we did.
Most of the 58 Hotel Molokai units are reserved nightly like a regular hotel, but unit 202 is one of 8 privately-owned units within Hotel Molokai. The king bed is super comfortable. We rarely went out to eat and made almost every meal in the satisfactorily-equipped kitchenette; we cooked delicious meals that didn’t require an oven. We set up the desk as our computer station, and ate our meals on the large balcony. The shower has very good pressure. The Hotel Molokai grounds are delightful. Ocean views, incredible sunsets, a wonderful oceanside restaurant with a bar next to the pool, comfy hammocks to read books, and the friendliest staff imaginable. The laundry facilities are conveniently located on site.
On our first day, we requested a fan. Wonderful Chelsea (who works for Vacasa and lives on the island) brought over two fans and one extension cord. The extension cord was great because we were able to move the stand-up fan to the kitchen when we cooked. We also used the extension cord to light the table on the balcony for when we ate dinner after dark. (There is a dim balcony ceiling light for ambiance, but not quite bright enough for eating in the dark.)
We loved Molokai’s non-commercial authenticity and small-town atmosphere. We rented road bikes for the month and cycled most days. We regularly snorkeled at the 20-mile beach, swam laps in the excellent (and free!) 25-meter Kaunakakai community pool and played tennis and pickleball in the courts next to the pool. We went on many long hikes in some of the most spectacular scenery on earth! A truly unforgettable vacation.