Hoteles con aguas termales en Honolulu

This is our fourth visit to the Marriott Ko Olina Beach club in the past 8 years, and we've always enjoyed our vacation there. This time around we stayed with relatives in a 2 bedroom suite and once again we had a very enjoyable stay. Some things that we like about the resort that keep bringing us back: 1. The resort grounds are fabulous - beautiful and well maintained, with 3 pools, 7 hot tubs and lots of seating around and between the pools. Our favorite is the ”reflection pool” which is the quiet pool and is naturally popular with adults without kids 2. The resort is situated on a beautiful ocean cove with a nice sand beach and plenty of chairs on the sand for lounging 3. A scenic walking path runs along the ocean and allows guests to walk or run between the other nearby resorts in the Ko Olina area. 4. The staff were always very friendly and eager to help. On this last trip we appreciated that they were actively enforcing the pool area chair policy that prohibited anyone from leaving chairs unattended for more than an hour 5. Our suite was very nice and spacious with a beautiful ocean view A few things we weren't so crazy about 1. The price of everything. We understand that inflation has made everything more expensive. It seemed however, that prices here have gone up disproportionately. In particular, the food and drinks - ~$20 for tropical drinks and $15 or more for even the most basic food items. It was also nearly $100 per day to rent a beach cabana. Things like this make for a very expensive stay above and beyond the cost of the room itself. Add to it a $40 per day charge for parking. 2. We'd like to see more food options at the resort, particularly during the day - The resorts has two restaurants - Longhi's and Longboard's. They're both nice and the food is good, but they're expensive and the menu options are limited - more so it seems than was the case in past visits. Longboards used to serve breakfast everyday, including a breakfast buffet, but now they don't open until 11:00. We would very much like to see breakfast brought back. The only restaurant at the resort that serves breakfast is Longhi's. - Grab and go options for people sitting poolside would be very nice. Some resorts will have food trucks to accommodate this. On most days we don't really desire a meal during the day when we're sitting by the pool. We want something reasonably quick, not too expensive and not necessarily in large quantity. Simple things like hotdogs, fish sandwiches or burgers, small bags of chips, popcorn chicken or fish, etc. The only option for anything close to this was Longboards, and options there were extremely limited. Also, how about a pizza counter with personal sized pizzas? The only option for that is the store, and those are just heated up frozen pizzas. There are plenty of possibilities for this - just look around at what other resorts do. 3. The on-site convenience store is a mixed bag. On th