Castle Hilo Hawaiian Hotel Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Good, good, good, the best hotel in Hilo, the service is also good, I checked in a long time in advance and they gave me a room, and there were also drink coupons and other things, and they also gave me a free room upgrade. The scenery is also good. I like it

Delightful hotel in a prime location: surrounded on a peninsula of sorts by lagoons/“ponds” filled with wildlife like herons, turtles, and fish. Each morning there are people fishing and enjoying the park next door and the pool is situated to enjoy all of this beauty. The rooms are basic and dated but you have what you need and if you have a relaxed Hilo mindset you’ll probably enjoy the 60s tropical vibe as much as we did! Very basic continental breakfast (bread and fruit only), but an okay-looking restaurant on site. There is also a small party/liquor store and a gift shop. Advice on how to make your experience feel like a resort: - book room 416 or something around there: one with a balcony in the Oceanside. - grab some meats and cheeses from the supermarket and if you can, hard boiled eggs or the like to supplement your breakfasts (there’s a fridge in your room and you can put your continental breakfast from the hotel in a To Go container that you re use each day). -get up early each day to have breakfast in the balcony and enjoy your view a couple hours before the day’s activities. So special and relaxing!

For only one night, we booked a room with breakfast, breakfast has two packages to choose from, depending on personal preference. Hotel facilities are slightly old, and the room and bathroom are slightly cramped. The surrounding environment is OK.

Everything is fine, but shopping is not convenient, you must have a car, otherwise you should exercise every day.

The hotel is an old hotel at first glance, but it is very clean and tidy, well-equipped, comfortable, very convenient to eat and shop around, not far from the beach, suitable for a family holiday, it is already nine o'clock in the evening when you check in, you can't have time to walk around, go shopping everywhere, Some regrets. One thing that feels a little inconvenient is that there is a kitchen, there are simple tableware, it is best to provide a soup pot and a pan, so that the kitchen can be simply used.

This hotel was a very affordable option that throws you right in the heart of Banyan Drive near other hotels. I believe you receive the full Hilo experience when you room at Reed’s Bay because they treat you like ʻohana, or family. I enjoyed my time spent there, and I would highly recommend this hospitable hotel.