Club Wyndham Royal Sea Cliff

The entire staff was top notch and always with a smile and aloha when passing! The rooms were updated, clean and spacious. The grounds gorgeous and immaculate. I wouldn’t hesitate to book this property again. This was probably the nicest RCI property we’ve stayed at when visiting the islands.

We own a Wyndham timeshare, so if these guys are annoying to me I can just imagine how much they pester all their guests. Stay away from aggressive Sean in particular.|If possible, get the two-room suite #610; it’s perfectly situated with a constant view of the waves crashing on the shore behind the family pool. It’s both soothing and exhilarating at the same time. Endless entertainment from the largest outdoor deck I’ve ever seen. There’s also a lot of space between the two rooms, creating a secluded feel.|Amenities are sparse; the TV is sad, and not “smart” so no using your own apps and casting are unavailable. Also, there are two vending machines on the property, which is not enough in my opinion. The toiletries include really good body wash, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion, in large, refillable containers.|The kitchen is very usable, so save money and prepare some/most of your meals on site; you can/should bring your own food and utensils to create added convenience.|Take advantage of a nearby Safeway for your grocery needs, because the property is far away from any useful conveniences.|The staff is great; very polite, friendly, and helpful. There are some items they lend out, like noodles, boogie boards, and beach chairs, which was an added perk.|This was my third time here, and I have had a great time every time.

Lovely resort in an excellent location. It is a very big resort but you don't feel that due to the way the buildings are oriented. If you go to the Quiet Pool, you are just on the edge next to the ocean. Beaches on Hawaii can be rough, and this one is. But from the pool you have the feeling that you are on the beach. Lots of things to do on the big island and Kona is fun.

very responsive n friendly staff. Loved the beautiful sunsets fr the quiet pool and very hot n strong jacuzzi. close to the Kona Kihlua village w resurants n shops, but beware of $16/hr parking fee/hr ! My husband got a $50 ticket because he couldn't figure out pay by phone:( Food is expensive in Hawaii.

Hawaii is always fun. As my cousin advised: "Take half the clothes and twice the money". Royal Sea Cliff is a great place to stay. Very clean and well located in Kona. For attending the timeshare speal, don't expect the over inflated benefits.

Kona is a great island for family activities. Royal Sea Cliff: The 2-bed 2 2-bath suite was lackluster. It is equipped washer and dryer located in the master bedroom and it can get noisy when it is on. There is a full kitchen with an electric stove. Took some practice to not burn eggs but decided that dining out was a better option. I wished they had a vacuum 😕. The place does have a damp scent because it's humid when the balcony slider opens. It is relatively convenient to the main downtown restaurants and shops. About a 3 mile walk. Concierge was very friendly and helpful. Remember to place the do not disturb/ door hanger on otherwise housekeeping will enter in the morning.

Rooms are large. Location is perfect. Island has few beaches and rocky. Setting and grounds are beautiful.

The resort itself was just fine. There are two pools and you can see the ocean, but there is no beach. We had a double room with a small kitchen and two balconies that could see the ocean in the distance. There are no restaurants or bars on site so you do have to leave the property if you didn't buy groceries. One thing to note is that you can walk to town easily and visit a few bars and restaurants, but if you want to do any of the activities, you will need to drive several hours to get to anything fun. The activities person at the desk was nice but a little pushy on booking excursions that we probably wouldn't have booked if we had been able to take the time and research them ourselves. DONT DO THE LUAU. It's $300 to waste your time in a conference room and not even a good meal. He also signed us up for a timeshare talk which required a $40 deposit we would lose if we didn't show up. At the talk, they promise you coffee and pastries, but it's packaged stale madeline cookies, and they bully you to try to buy a timeshare even though we are going to inherit one through a family member. They very disgustingly kept bringing up when that family member would die ("what do you think, 10 to 15 years from now?" Who says that to someone?!) and were trying to get us to make upgrades to their package on their behalf. When we made it clear we would not be buying anything, the manager Danielle got pretty rude and said we had already signed an agreement which we had not. The salesman who was originally talking to us was cool, and the final attempt lady was also nice enough, but the young manager was very abrasive and made us not want to vacation on this island again.