Inns of the Corps

Stayed 3 nights at the Cabanas. Great if you don't mind using military showers and head. Accommodations fit my needs. Location is right on the beach. Still feels weird having to drive across an active taxiway and runway to get to the cabanas but a Marine was posted to make sure you don't get into trouble with runway incursions. Read the signs before crossing.

Stayed w/ work friends over the long weekend & this place is beautiful, inside & out. Very quiet on the pavilion/grass area, so cool and breezy. Awesome free breakfast everyday & the kindest staff to greet you everywhere you go! We will return very soon!

This is a review on the Inns of the Corps Beach Cottages.Always love staying here. Super cute two bedroom/1 bath cottage along the coast line on Kaneohe Marine Corps Base. The views are breathtaking and the place itself is comfortable and cool. A/C in each room, fully equipped kitchen and a grill outside. Large deck in the back with table and enough chairs for hosting if you invite guests over. Daily housekeeping, free WiFi and cable tv (in living room). Sometimes it may get a little loud because it's near an active runway and there are planes and jets that flying around overhead. I don't mind it though. I think it's awesome seeing all the aircraft flying and it just adds to the scenery.*You must be military affiliated to make reservations and have base access.

Stayed there for leisure from July 7-11. Clean, convenient, awesome breakfast, awesome friendly staff (kudos to Koko and Hana). They, along with the manager, ensured the best experience.

This review is for the Inn of the Corps lodge (the Cottages & Cabanas are located near the water across the runway) Stayed here for a week during a TDY and enjoyed it very much. Nice place for extended stays if PCS'ing, etc. They had just renovated the building we stayed in and were working on the rooms in the pet friendly building as we were there. The free breakfast from 600-900 was very good and the laundry was also free! Walking distance to the mini mart/gas station across the street. Staff was super friendly and very accommodating. A/C worked well but the room wouldn't get colder than 70 degrees even at night (good enough I guess though) We'd stay here again, very nice.

Out of all the military base hotels I've stayed at this one is by far the best. The rooms are clean, everything is in good working order, the beds are comfortable and they have a nice little kitchenette. The staff is very accommodating and quick to address any issue that may present itself. This is the second time I have stayed here and my wife and I made it difficult on them. I'm sure if they could Yelp us they would give us one star. LolWe split our stay by staying at the the main hotel and then halfway through our stay switching to the beach cottages. The staff didn't miss a beat and made sure we had a smooth transition. We had a minor issue with the A/C in one of the cottage bedrooms and FacMaint was out within an hour and took care of it without being too intrusive to our stay. To sum everything up, the Marines know how to do it right and they always have. This will be the place I stay every time I come to Oahu.

The lady at the front desk was completely rude and unprofessional. First, She had an attitude when I told her what days I wanted to book and said nothing just proceeded to type on her computer for 5 minutes (which was fine) then she finally asked again what days I wanted and I told her. After looking on her computer she asked me what my affiliation was and I told her and then she repeated her question just louder and ruder this time and I told her the exact same thing and I tried to show her my ID but she refused to see my ID and gave me a dirty look when I tried to show it to her. I've never had an encounter with such a rude employee there! She talked to me with such a repulsive manner. When I was leaving she didn't even bother to say anything just proceeded to type on her computer.

Don't let them fool you with the cabanas. When you book with them they will put you in their "island oasis" and you wont realize it until you check in that you're not in a hotel. Sure the cabanas are on the water which is the only draw but when you arrive you'll quickly realize your mistake. It's a trailer park with hotel prices and a community bathroom (more on that later). The cabanas are decentralized from the rest of the base so you check in at the actual hotel and then drive across an active taxi and runway. When I went to find my "room" I waited 30 minutes at a checkpoint because it was a busy fly day and we couldn't cross. This was one of several delays at said checkpoint. The rooms are simple with a bed and typical trailer park astatic but most of the electrical outlets and tv didn't work the biggest issue which wasn't disclosed was the community bathrooms. While not uncommon to me in my military career at these prices was insane. I braved a shower in the mold infested shower trailer but I couldn't get over the patron in the shower next to me no doubt pleasuring himself sexually...and loudly. I blame myself for not paying more for a real hotel in Waikiki or at least a drug den motel 6 for the same price.

Very clean, friendly staff. But- had to call EVERYDAY to get the hot water fixed. And then the last day of our stay we couldn't even shower. Apparently, there was no manager to talk to either.

Not the nicest hotel but not bad either, it was clean enough and the house cleaners were super nice to my kids. Breakfast is alright but is over by 9 I believe, on weekends it gets crowded so get there early. There's a nice size fridge in the room and microwave plus some dishes but no stove. There are grills outside you can use. You can rent movies for free in the lobby. Two things I didn't like was the carpet looked old and dirty and parents don't supervise their children on the small playground. You maybe on a military base, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't watch your kids. Some kids followed my mother in law back to our room because she rented a kids movie and they were bored.