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An Old Lahaina House

4.4 (41 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Old Lahaina House, oasis in the back.
Isa I.

Cutest place, sweetest people. Felt at home. Recommend to all. Great oasis in the back with a minute walk to the beach and downtown area.

Lounge chair.  The pool to our own!!
Melainee C.

So lucky to have found this gem!! Everything you could want for a beautiful Maui Vacation!! The pool is amazing. We had it pretty much to ourselves. The room was really nice and has all the same accommodations that that you can get in a hotel. It's super quite and peaceful. The staff are the best!! I can't wait to go back!

Staying in this house was the best decision we ever made! It is a lot different than staying in a hotel and added a lot more comfort. Sherry and Randy were amazing!! Went absolutely above and beyond. They have two cats and some dogs that make the experience even better. Sherry was definitely our mom away from home. She was always available for anything we needed. Randy is the sweetest and is always up for conversation and even shared fresh pineapple with us. They have bikes, goggles, beach chairs, and anything else you can think of. We loved riding the bikes to town everyday. Will definitely stay here again!!!

Photo from the nearby beach!
Mike Y.

Everything we wanted and more! Beautiful location close to the beach, close to downtown, etc.... The rooms were clean and the hosts were incredibly nice! Shari was more than accommodating and even gave us a miniature tour of lahaina on our first day. And, you can't beat the price! I will be returning. Mike -from Chicago!

A sweet little place . just a block from the beach. The pool was a great place to escape the heat and read in the shade.
Solara S.

Loved it here! Close to the beach and the pool was a great escape from the heat to read in the shade

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Best Western Pioneer Inn

Best Western Pioneer Inn

(95 reviews)

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This timeless marvel is a solid accomodation that served as the backbone for my first trip to the…read moreHawaiian islands! Located within the heart of Lahina along the west coast of Maui, this property is conveniently located within walking distance of restaurants, stores, and parking - which is included in the nightly rate. The hotel is a historic emblem that has stood since 1901 - when Teddy Rosevelt occupied the Oval Office. Upon arrival the check in attendent was helpful and within minutes we had the keys to our room. While there are no elevators, it was a short walk through a courtyard to the second story via a stairwell. The room was modern, spacious, and had a nice balcony that overlooked the courtyard below. While breakfast is not included, there is a phenomenal restaurant on the first level that offers tantalizing local fare such as macadamia french toast and other excellent choices. I paid a around $1100 (after taxes) for five nights, which is reasonable when you consider the great location, comfort, and high standards of service. So, if you're looking for a comfortable place to stay in a great location, this vintage hotel will set the tone for a great trip and an excellent stay!

We stayed at the Pioneer Inn February 2023. Located right across the street from the century old…read moreBanyon tree, this historic hotel was charming. The staff was welcoming and professional. Alex the hotel parrot was a hoot! I hope this hotel can be rebuilt and the employees are safe. We are deeply saddened about the wildfires that devastated Lahaina. praying for everyone affected by this traged.

Wai Ola Vacation Paradise - Wai Ola

Wai Ola Vacation Paradise

(6 reviews)

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Wai Ola Vacation Paradise is a wonderful alternative to a hotel. They describe themselves as an…read moreelegant 5,000 sq. ft. home with five units, each with their own private entrance and bathroom as well as a separate "honeymoon" cottage. You have the option of renting the entire property or an individual unit. For about the price of a nicer hotel, you get the creature comforts of home, privacy and quite as well. My girlfriend (ex) and I went here and Jim and Kim Wicker, who run the place and live downstairs, were perfect hosts and even lent us a tour CD that guided us along the infamous Road To Hana. Sure there are hotels right on the beach, but you wont have to dodge screaming kids running through the halls dripping from the pool or ocean, or worry about noise from shared walls. Instead you get peace and comfort. You may also get surprise fresh made treats now and then, that Kim bakes up and leaves for you on the counter after cleanup. Wai Ola is plenty close to everything. You're about 1/2 mile from the ocean and all the Lahaina hot spots. If you plan on going to Lahaina, Maui Hawaii, Try this place and you'll be very pleased. Look for me in the guest book and have a great time.

We stayed in the unit that had a half kitchen (fridge, microwave, no stove), a living room with a…read morefold out futon, bathroom, and 1 bedroom. It was comfortably furnished and very clean. You definitely need a car if you are going to stay there, it is close to everything but not really within walking distance of anything. The cost was great; it was about the price of a hotel, but you get a pool, use of laundry facilities, you can borrow the coolers and beach stuff they have, and you get fresh baked treats. The only caveat is they have an extensive list of rules, and the owners can come across a little snarky in the enforcement of them. Like the pool can only be used at this time and that time, or you can't put stuff on the chairs by the pool, or the laundry hours are from this time to that time. They do it to create a relaxing and enjoyable environment for all the guests, and it works, but I think if they were just a bit less rigid and militant, people would still mind the rules and they wouldn't seem so aggressive. Overall it's a great alternative to a hotel, and if you like to buy your own food and plan your day according to your needs, not those of a hotel, this is the place for you. Star Market supplied the lau lau and poke, we borrowed some movies from Kim and Jim, and stayed in one afternoon, a welcome break from the activity on our 10 day Hawaii honeymoon. It's a good place to stay. Check it out.

Marriott's Maui Ocean Club - Lahaina & Napili Towers - Exterior

Marriott's Maui Ocean Club - Lahaina & Napili Towers

(329 reviews)

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If you think I'm going to complain about staying in Kaanapali in a 5th-floor, ocean-facing room…read morewith a balcony you don't know me well. Knowing that I got a very good price for this 5-night stay may have influenced my rating, but during this recent stay it was difficult to find much fault. While the resort next door (Westin, also a Marriott property) experienced a 3-day power outage (no electricity, wi-fi, or AC, and only 1 elevator operational) the lights were on at the Marriott and all was excellent. What to know: * Property, like most along this stretch, is huge with 3 entirely separate swimming pools (the biggest one is in the middle) and multiple jacuzzis. * There's more than one parking garage and the small garage beside Napili Tower proved very convenient if staying in that tower (as I did). * Any request you may have is answered very promptly via text message. Need more coffee creamer? Need a light fixture swapped out? Is that bathroom door making a very loud noise when closing? Having trouble getting your laptop on the hotel's wi-fi? All of these were requests of mine and all were responded to with lightening fast speed. Very impressive. My gripes, small as they are?: * The front desk could use some more folks at the counter. Expect at least a short wait at all times; * The daily parking fee is $35 ($40 for valet) and I really wish hotels would stop with this money grab; * They have completely lost any beach they might have had. You can walk to the small beach access at the nearby Hyatt Regency but it's got no stretch of sand on which to linger. (Good snorkeling and a very nice beach are further down; walkable from here but it's a bit of a slog to do so with all of your beach gear). The lack of a beach at this property is really my sole reason for the less-than 5-star rating. * Though there's plenty of chaise lounges at the pools, snagging the shaded spots is a sport for early-risers. Claim your space by around 9 a.m. * The resort offers yoga, aqua-exercise, and more, but not on the weekends which seems an odd decision. There's all sorts of other things here that I didn't mention, mostly because I didn't use them (e.g. laundry). Overall, Kaanapali is a convenient place to stay, close to many nice beaches, and convenient to restaurants and shops. I'd happily stay here again.

I get the hurricane and having to go the night without power as a precautionary measure against…read morefires. But, the hotels response was ridiculous! 3 strips of outlets run by an electric generator for a hotel with 3 towers of rooms is unsat. They ran out quickly before someone figured out they should switch to a gas generator. That morning, they told us to get coffee from Starbucks, but walking there in the dark we found Starbucks not even open. The maintenance guy called food and beverage to put out some complimentary coffee but that never arrived. So we spent the day in Kīhei while they figured stuff out here in Kaanapali. After the entire day, we made it back and only the smallest of the three pools was able to be turned on, with far too many people in it then the next message we get is that there's an issue with HVAC, so we spent the night sweating instead of sleeping since the ventilation was blowing warm air. And opening your room window just let in hotter more humid air. Needless to say the maintenance team didn't have the skills to get their ship righted and we paid for it in discomfort. The front desk staff likely took the brunt of the heat, but they didn't seem to field the complaints very well judging by the several exchanges I watched while waiting in line for 13 minutes with only 1 clerk for a line that started with 2 that grew to 9. No urgency or backup at the counter so the audience grew while we all witnessed complaining and a poor response by the staff. The views are amazing though!

Makai Sunset Inn - Really colorful tiles in the shower

Makai Sunset Inn

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My boyfriend and I recently stayed at the Makai Sunset Inn for five nights. I had booked the hotel…read morethrough Southwest Airlines' website, and received Southwest Rapid Rewards miles for staying there. Maui is the most expensive of the Hawaiian Islands and we wanted something somewhat affordable that was a step up from a youth hostel. We are too old to be sharing bathrooms! Here are the Pros and Cons to this hotel: PROS: 1. The hotel manager was very kind. We were checking in late, so he taped an envelope with my info on the office window. He also repaired our shower drain, which wasn't draining properly. 2. Our room had a full kitchen. 3. Great location, in walking distance to a few restaurants. 4. Laundry facilities available on site, for $1.00 to wash and $1.00 to dry. 5. Ocean views from second floor balcony. 6. Cozy sitting area near sea wall. 7. Free beach equipment (boogie boards, coolers, etc) to borrow, as well as beach towels. CONS: 1. No A/C in our room. I didn't think that would be a problem, since there were nice ocean breezes, but our room got very hot, even with a ceiling fan and a floor fan blowing. I had a hard time sleeping. 2. Very thin walls. We could hear our neighbor in his bathroom at 5 am. 3. Tiny bugs in the kitchen and bathroom. They were everywhere. 4. Tight parking spots. Luckily, we had rented a compact car. 5. No beach access. That being said, in Hawaii by law, there are no private beaches. Every hotel and resort must provide a specified number of beach access parking spots. We visited the beach at the Hyatt Regency Resort and parked there for free. 6. No TV in the room. This didn't really bother us, however, since we were too busy to watch TV most of the time, anyway. Overall, we had a good stay, but we will splurge for a hotel with A/C next time.

You know those charming little hotels in Paris? Where you have coffee in the courtyard and…read morecroissants? But can also hear your neighbors banging around on top of you and walking in. Makai Sunset sun is just like that. If you want to wake up early and bring your coffee outside to greet the day (coffee from your little kitchen) come here. Not crowded. Green curtains with orange poms. Chairs by the sea wall overlooking the ocean. At night you can sleep with the windows open, listening to the ocean. Pros: charming and really close to the ocean. Kitchen with a refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker, hot water maker, dishwasher and tiny stove. Microwave. Cons: road noise and people noise although a lot of the people staying here seem to be older and they're not super noisy. No pool on the property.

Ho'oilo House - Panorama of Ho'oilo house from front gardens

Ho'oilo House

(32 reviews)

Ho'oilo House is nothing short of magical--a true paradise on Maui. Whether you're celebrating a…read morehoneymoon, anniversary, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, this boutique gem offers the perfect blend of luxury, serenity, and authentic Hawaiian charm. From the moment you arrive, Dan, the long-time host and owner, makes you feel like ohana (family). With over two decades of experience, he has perfected the balance of attentiveness and respect for privacy. Need advice on where to go or what to do? Dan's wealth of local knowledge is invaluable. Prefer uninterrupted relaxation? You'll feel as though you have the entire property to yourself. The house itself, designed in an exquisite Balinese style, is breathtaking. Open-air architecture invites the soothing Maui breezes, while every detail--from the hand-carved furnishings to the lush tropical landscaping--creates an atmosphere of pure elegance. The rooms are spacious, light-filled, and luxurious, each featuring outdoor showers and bathtubs where you can enjoy steaming hot water under the stars or as the sun rises over the West Maui mountains. Now, let me address a key concern for anyone planning a visit post-Lahaina fires: Ho'oilo House and its neighborhood, Launiupoko, remain untouched by the devastation. This area is as pristine and idyllic as you've always dreamed Maui would be. Plus, local restaurants, bars, and attractions are open, welcoming visitors with aloha. By staying here, you're supporting the community at a time when it's needed most--and the experience far surpasses that of a large resort. With complimentary breakfast, free parking, unparalleled privacy, and personal attention from the host, Ho'oilo House offers unbeatable value. If you're unsure, I urge you to call Dan directly. His warmth and sincerity will instantly put you at ease, and you'll quickly see why this place is so special. My wife and I both agreed: if we could redo our honeymoon, we wouldn't hesitate to spend it at Ho'oilo House. Pro tip: While every room is a masterpiece, the Nalu room was absolutely perfect for us. Don't overthink it--Ho'oilo House is the Maui experience you've been searching for. We'll be counting down the days until we can return.

We stayed at this beautiful bed & breakfast during our visit to Maui. Dan and his wife Amy, our…read morehosts, live with their daughters in the house right behind the Ho'oilo House. The house is located uphill from Lahaina in a residential area which is kinda secluded, serene and quiet but it's a short drive away from the busier part of town. The B&B is adults only which makes for an even more relaxing stay. Our hosts were very helpful and attentive. When we arrived the front doors to the house were open and there was an envelope with a welcoming letter taped to the door for us. We made our way around the house then outside to the gorgeously manicured garden and pool area, and then to our room. I had an initial moment of shock when I realize there was no key to get into the suite and no way of locking our door upon leaving for the day but then I experienced the most liberating feeling when I realized I really didn't need to lock anything, the house is very safe and all of the other guests (which aren't that many since there's only 6 suites) respect each other's privacy and space. There is a safe in the suite however, if you need to store any valuable items. We stayed in the Kohola suite which was one of the two rooms with a view. Besides the amazing views (especially the sunset views which you may enjoy from your private lanai, from your bed or even while you shower!) the suite had a very comfortable bed, lots of comfortable pillows, an outside shower, a nice ivory stone tub, a small fridge and an electric kettle along with tea and instant Starbucks coffee. Due to COVID the continental breakfast is provided individually for each room as opposed to buffet style. We were asked to fill out a form the night before with our requests of items such as toast, muffins, hard boiled eggs, granola, fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, coffee, etc and our hosts would have breakfast ready for us at our requested time. We usually had breakfast by the pool but you can certainly take the tray to your room if you'd prefer a bit more privacy. Also due to COVID, they were not providing scheduled daily housekeeping service which was no bid deal, especially since if we needed any extra towels, coffee or toiletries all we needed to do is let Dan or Amy know and they would take care of it. We were also able to borrow beach chairs and a beach umbrella for the day, they were available on a first come first serve basis. Definitely recommend staying at the Ho'oilo house if you're looking for a stress free, serene, relaxing vacation.

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