this place had its day back in the 50s or 60s, but no one has done much for upkeep since. Door jamb rotten 3 inches up from the floor, structural beams, exposed in the hallways, rusting and corroded, mold, mildew, used Q-tips under the bed. And all this for a mere $95 a night! And the "contnental breakfast" was one of the most amazingly bad I've ever had, and I travel a lot: not-so-fresh papaya, no limes, bread, english muffins, and that's it! Packets of strawberry jelly and some-kinda-butter. Really bad.

If you are a low maintenance traveler who wants a private, old style experience, this is the place to be! I enjoyed the kitchenette. This saved me money on food. If you don't mind the sweet cadence of the coqui frogs, this hotel will charm you! Parking is a challenge, but it is free. Great for small famlies and single travelers.
No room service, no concierge, or no spa, but a nice pool, tropical surroundings, but quaint and reliable service.
Will stay again.... under 90.00 per night!

My adventure began as soon as I stepped into a cab at ITO. As I approached the hotel, I could easily recognize the sounds of the Coqui frog.. a tiny, native frog of Puerto Rico. Having recently returned from a trip from San Juan, how could I not recognize the Coqui's distinctive and deafening sound. After being exhausted after a long day's trip, even the serenading of the Coqui could not prevent me from enjoying a good night's rest in this modest and clean hotel.

The customer service I received that night from the hotel staff of 1, was excellent. He was fast, efficient and friendly. The next morning, as I was awaken to the sounds of the symphony of the resident birds, I was referred to a wonderful food establishment, that is within walking distance from the hotel. Ken's pancake house serves some of the most delicious breakfast on the island. I was even treated to a glimpse of the former Governor of the state of Hawaii, Linda Lingle, who was also enjoying the food at Kens.

This hotel doesn't offer the amenities of the Ritz Carlton, but if you're looking for a place to stay that's clean, reasonably priced, close to the airport and oozes the Aloha Spirit, Uncle Billy's is it!

OK, not that nice but 4 stars for the value. Old decor, but not ragged and stained. No roaches or bedbugs, not bad for under $100.