808-293-9282
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Accommodation Type: First Class Hotel
Hotel Size: 49 Rooms , 2 Floors
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Amenities
- Pets accepted
- Free breakfast
- Swimming pool
- Non-smoking rooms
- First Class Hotel
Across the street from the beach, next door to the Polynesian Cultural Center and adjacent to Brigham Young University-Hawaii Campus and LDS Laie Hawaii Temple, is the Laie Inn. We are minutes away from horse riding, shrimp farms, golf courses, and orchid farms. Guests will enjoy the lanai overlooking the pool in the central courtyard.
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if you want to go to the north shore, but don't have hundred dollar bills flying out of your ass (some people do, and there's nothing wrong with that), this...
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Not acceptable
Not acceptable. Third world quality at premium rates. Its location on the rural northeast shore, and its proximity to the Cultural Center, shou...
Shabby and Old, OK in a pinch
We were camping in the nearby Malaekahana State Recreation Area when our car was broken into, so we no longer felt safe camping and ended up ra...
Filthy and tired
I have never stayed in a place that was as dirty and unkept as the Laie Inn. When my wife and I stay in budget accommodation we sometimes borro...
Near Polynesian Cultural Center, needs work.
I've traveled throughout the US & Europe and have found that Hawaii is unique. Not only for it's unbelievable beauty but for it's lack of place...
Laie PERFECT! For me ;)
Laie Inn is far from the hustle and bustle of Waikiki, but it's truely, an authentic Hawaiian experience! It's litterally across the street fro...
Thought it was a good idea...
We chose the Laie Inn because it was the most inexpensive place we could find on the north shore. The motel is old and shabby (and I am NOT fus...
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