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Update on Kauai Marriott | Changeover at Kauai Bubble Resort

You’re worried about Marriott Kauai and we hear you. What this means for hotel guests and timeshare owners?

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198 thoughts on “Update on Kauai Marriott | Changeover at Kauai Bubble Resort”

  1. Will the Kaimana Beach still be a New Otani property after it reopens? It seems bizarre to close and go through a management change (etc) after tourists return.

  2. Yes, we need to open for tourism but not at the peril of our ohana’s lives. My own personal feelings are the government should be taking care of rent, food and healthcare for those in need. There should be no tourism until a vaccine is found. If not, so many will get sick the island will shut down again with many more local people being sent to emergency rooms. The hospital’s will overflow with sick and diseased. Ige gonna cause an epidemic of nightmare proportions on small islands with no where to escape. Terrific work us government

    1. Trying to stop this virus from spreading is like trying to stop the wind from blowing… Won’t happen. People will get sick as that’s what happens in nature. The diseased and elderly must be careful!

      Everyone else get back to work and travel and give the elderly their space! Respect the virulence of Corona. Be responsible! It’s all we can do. Financial devastation is not an option!

      Push your governor to get things rolling again in our state!!! Enough already! Don’t paralyze the able and strong!

    2. We know a lot more about the virus. Just how is the government going to pay for for all your needs? We are not a socialist country.

      1. “We are not a Socialist Country”. Not yet, but there are many people both in Hawaii and Mainland that would like it to be. Why work hard to earn what you get when the Government can just tax the wealthy and support everyone else? With that attitude, there won’t be any wealthy any more. No more incentive to work and start new businesses. Many will vote for Socialist candidates next month. Be Careful

        1. Exactly.. Those of us who made the decision not to “cruise” through life will be taxed more to support those who didn’t want to work for it.

          We’re born equal, doesn’t mean we need to end equal. Hawaii is a perfect example of a society where many just want to get by working as little as possible.

          1. Thanks goodness for all the people who actually apply consequential thinking. Make sure you know all the facts when you go out to vote. Hawaii cannot sustain itself without opening up. People will get sick. It’s a virus, like a bad flu, however, much has been miss reported and
            a fear bomb. Fear = Control. Think about the future for our children as we all make this important decision for the direction of the country. God Bless America…including my Hawaiian home!

    3. Who do you think will fund the government for taking care of all your needs while you sit at home until a vaccine is found? Taxpayers of other states whom you do not want?

  3. Kaanapali Beach Hotel definitely picked the right time to do a massive remodel and add a beachfront restaurant. Since they were already going to be disrupted, being able to do it without guests has to be a bit easier.

  4. The picture posted is not that of the Kauai Marriott as stated . This is a picture of the restaurant at the Kauai beach resort ,

  5. I have a reservation at the Kauai Marriott Jan.20-30, 2021 using Marriott points. I wonder if the reservation is in jeopardy.

    1. Make sure the hotel is honoring the points. They usually send emails if points will be honored in the advent of new policies at the property. Good luck. 🍀

  6. This didn’t need to happen.

    With decisions come consequences.
    Bad decisions = bad consequences.

    I hope Governor Ige is happy, because I’m pretty sure that no one else is.

    Gotta love a politician that’s leaving office. They tend to leave a trail of bad actions behind.

    Mahalo Beat of Hawaii for always having the latest and greatest coverage of Hawaii. You always have our back!

    Blessings of Aloha to all.

    1. Hi Pam.

      Thanks for so many nice words of personal encouragement. We really appreciate it!

      Aloha.

  7. This is very concerning we are owners at the resort since 1999. We have not heard anything from Marriott on this. We were reserved there for March 2021.

  8. That’s sad. I had a Great time at the writer’s conference. I was going to go to this year’s when the pandemic canceled 2020.
    I hope things work out.

  9. Oh no!!!!!!!! I am so sorry! Unfortunately, there will be uncertainties for many businesses, everywhere in the world! (Hello Rob and Jeff!).

  10. We have been timeshare owners at Marriott’s Kauai Beach Club for over 20 years and many of us are very concerned how this will work and how it will affect our maintenance fees. Going to be interesting to see what happens and what changes will be made under new management. Thanks for the information. We now live in Maui and I still enjoy your emails since you always have the most current information.

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