Enjoy a Stay at Kauai Beach Resort & Spa Without Breaking the Bank

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Kauai is one of Hawaii’s loveliest islands, nicknamed the “Garden Island” due to its beautiful natural scenery. It’s the fourth-largest island in the archipelago and stands apart in natural beauty. Most of the island is covered in lush rainforests, rugged cliffs, gurgling streams, stunning beaches, and plummeting waterfalls. Kauai is nothing short of a tropical paradise, and it’s no wonder it sits at the top of many traveler’s bucket lists. Over the years, it’s become a trendy destination known for luxury, spirituality, and outdoor recreation. It’s a popular getaway for honeymooners and a playground for the rich and famous. 



Demand for accommodations is high, so Kauai can be an expensive place to stay. Fortunately, there are still a few gorgeous spots on Kauai that can fit comfortably within your budget. OUTRIGGER Kauai Beach Resort and Spa offers guests a spectacular oasis. OUTRIGGER has several properties scattered across the Hawaiian Islands and other beachy destinations like Thailand, Fiji, and The Maldives. When creating great resorts and memorable stays, it’s safe to say they know their stuff. The Kauai property spans 25 acres on the east shore of the island. Its prime location between the north and south shores makes it an excellent home base to explore everything Garden Island offers. With reasonable rates and plenty of amenities, it makes an ideal choice when planning your dream trip to Kauai.

Rooms, prices, and resort amenities

Kauai Beach Resort room

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Kauai Resort Beach and Spa has several different room types from which to choose. The standard Garden View room has comfortable beds and a private balcony with vistas of the mountains and gardens. Prices start at around $270 per night. You can select a standard room with a partial ocean view for the same price. Oceanfront rooms offer the most incredible views of the Pacific, start at $411 per night, and feature the same amenities as the standard rooms. There are also ADA-accessible rooms available in each category.



Guests seeking more space or families traveling with kids will love the expansive suites. The Premium Junior Suite has a wet bar, a king-size bed, and a sofa bed, with prices starting at $485 per night. The Premium Oceanfront Suite has a separate bedroom and living area, a dining table, a wet bar, and a private balcony with epic ocean views, with nightly rates starting at $1,121 per night.

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During your stay, you can enjoy several complementary activities like live performances, hula dancing lessons, Hawaiian lei-making classes, and sunrise yoga sessions. You might even test your musical skills with a lesson on the traditional Hawaiian ukulele. The property features four swimming pools, a fitness center, and a relaxing spa that offers botanical treatments. The most impressive amenity is the expansive white sand beaches just steps from your room. 

Kauai Beach Resort dining

outdoor furniture by ocean side



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On the property, you can choose between several excellent options for drinking and dining. For mouthwatering fine dining inspired by traditional Hawaiian cuisine, head to the Naupaka Terrace Restaurant. You can eat inside the restaurant or dine al fresco in the garden. The restaurant is open for breakfast and dinner. A few breakfast menu highlights include Kalua Pork Benedict and the Wagyu Loco Moco. For lighter fare, enjoy a Papaya Parfait or a tasty Acai Bowl. When dinner rolls around, start with fresh shrimp ceviche or a crisp salad before moving to mains like seared Ahi tuna or macadamia-crusted lamb chops.

Driftwood Bar and Grill is the perfect place to grab a casual poolside bite and a craft cocktail amidst a day of soaking up the sun and swimming in the sparkling pools. Enjoy comfort food like truffle fries, fish sandwiches, or a healthy blackened mahi salad. The drink menu is extensive, with options like Lychee Mules and KBR Mai Tais.

Shutters Lounge offers a great setting for a celebratory drink with friends and loved ones or a tasty meal while enjoying nightly live music. The extensive cocktail menu has tropical options like the Passion Fruit Martini and the Whiskey Mango Foxtrot. Try local favorites like Huli Huli Chicken or the freshly prepared catch of the day for dinner.

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