Great value hotel that exceeded our expectations. We're the type who like to get out and explore,…read moreso location is everything--and this spot delivered. The rooms were clean, the beds were very comfortable, and the staff was consistently friendly and welcoming. We didn't use the pool, but the area looked well-kept and inviting. A huge bonus was the free washer and dryer on every floor--definitely an A+ perk. Highly recommend for anyone who plans to be out and about and wants a comfortable, well-located place to stay.

Great hotel in an excellent location. It sits right across the street from the beach, so you can…read moreenjoy both the hotel amenities and the beach with ease. The staff was incredibly friendly, upon check‑in, they welcomed us with a refreshing lavender‑infused towel, a reusable water bottle with refill stations throughout the property, and a cute beach tote to keep. They also offer orchids for the ladies to pin in their hair, which is a charming touch. The rooms were modern, clean, and offered plenty of storage. There are two pools, both kept at a comfortable temperature that makes for a refreshing dip. They allow guests to use the amenities while waiting for their room to be ready, which we appreciated since we arrived early. The hotel also provides free bikes for exploring the area, and there's a happy hour at the pool bar. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would happily return for another stay.

Fabulous! Our stay at The Pineapple Inn was truly amazing. What an incredible place this is;…read morebeautiful, quaint and modern, clean and well maintained, and the most wonderful hosts imaginable. Thank you Mark & Steve.

Pineapple Hill Maui is a perfect relaxing getaway. The…read moreprivate cottage is beautifully appointed and ideally located near Wailea beaches, shops, and great dining. The grounds, saltwater pool, and hot tub are stunning, and the hosts made us feel completely at home. We can't wait to return.

Overall we had a great experience! If you like a more quiet area, this is for you. We enjoy a more…read moreactive area, so we enjoy Hilton Kaanapali Beach Club more. You have to have a car here to get around, not so in Kaanapali. We enjoy walking around and walking the beaches. You have to drive everywhere to do that here. We have been coming to Maui for over 40 years and enjoy relaxing, going to old and new restaurants and walking the beaches and boardwalks. First time staying here, we won't come again! Pros: Beautiful rooms with very few inconveniences. List in cons! Beautiful pool area and landscaping. Also a few cons! Downtown Kīhei and Wailea not too far my car and more beaches and restaurants to go to. Favorite restaurants: Isana, you can walk to. Beach club, nice staff, good drinks, and great coconut shrimp. Threes, in town, great staff (ask for Josh) and food. Nalu, great for breakfast, lunch or dinner. 30 min walk or short drive. Great happy hour, ahi tacos the best. Monkey pod, but I like the one in Kaanapali best, better views. Salesman Dan Hunter was respectful and informative for our update, not pushy! Beaches nearby: Polo beach, great boardwalk along resorts in Wailea. Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge, you can walk the wooden bridge and then the beach. You can walk the beach all along Kīhei, even across the street, it just isn't easy in some areas. Cons: Need a car! The adult pool at the resort was cloudy and dirty from the pigeon's. Never saw them cleaning the pool until we complained the third day. Then they tried to clean it better l, especially after our review and we complained again. They need to do something about the pigeons before it gets better. The other pools were pristine. You rarely see a pool attendant, no help moving chairs or umbrellas. Only the adult pool area have nice comfortable covers, about 25, the rest are very uncomfortable. Wore down crappy cabanas with dirty covers, no TV's working or refrigerators, not that I would use them, but if you have them they should be in working order. Complained to Chanel, day manager who didn't seemed too concerned. She did come down and looked but no feedback expect pool service did seem to improve, just not resolved. The grab and go is really just a small fast food restaurant, no food only drinks. Are room was great except for dirty floors from something they put on them (photo with stain from wet foot). Moldy shower walls (photo). Cabinet in front of sink has a handle I hit my head on each time I wash dishes. Washer very loud!

We stayed at Hilton Grand Vacations Bay Villas in Kihei and had a wonderful overall experience. I'm…read moregiving the property five stars, especially because of the exceptional staff and how accommodating they were when Storm Lala hit at the end of our stay. A special thank you to Shermila, the front desk manager. When the storm affected our plans, she was incredibly friendly, helpful, and able to accommodate us for an additional night in the same room. During what could have been a stressful situation, she made everything much easier for us. We really appreciated her kindness and professionalism. Pros: The staff throughout the property were very friendly and welcoming. The resort did not feel overcrowded, which made for a relaxing stay. Our room was modern, spacious, and comfortable, with a full-size kitchen that was great to have. There are a few areas that could use improvement. Housekeeping could benefit from additional training and attention to detail, as the room cleaning was not as thorough as we would have expected. The patio furniture also appeared as though it had not been cleaned in a very long time, possibly since the property opened. Unfortunately, it was dirty enough that we did not feel comfortable sitting outside and enjoying the patio. Another disappointment was the food situation. The website indicates there is a kitchen on site, but there are actually no restaurants at the property, including by the pool, and there is no real breakfast option. There is a bar across the street with limited hours that serves bar food, as well as a grab-and-go area. We received a coupon for the grab-and-go, but the options with the coupon were extremely limited. We were only able to order a premade McMuffin-style breakfast sandwich, while the other items were not eligible with the coupon. Despite these areas for improvement, we are still giving our stay five stars because of the friendly staff and, most importantly, the way Shermila and the front desk team took care of us during a difficult situation with the storm. That level of service made a lasting impression and was very much appreciated.

We came here on a weekday for brunch and there were plenty of tables to choose from, so we sat…read moreoutside with an amazing view of the ocean. Kenji provided top notch service as he continually checked on us, pouring water and refilling coffee, as we picked up food at the buffet counters inside. The Hawaiian fruit spread is amazing and the papayas were the best. Egg white frittatas, little mochi waffles, and shakshuka were some of my favorites! The grounds are beautiful and worth a stroll to walk off some calories!

this is for 07/2026 stay - I thought it was time to do another honest review since this is a good…read moreway for me to keep track of places I've been as well as sharing it with others - giving back to the community. This is my second time being there as a globalist as my first time was probably abour 7-10 years ago. honestly a minute. we were welcomed with the same lei and coconut necklace, some welcome juice non alocholic, and wash towels for cleaning the face which is all cute. they stopped giving water bracelets and its now just keys which sucks because how do we do beach activities and not worry about things like key card getting lost? they said its part of their changes. big change is their breakfast - less selection compared to before - i'd like to say they have gone downhill since last time I been around. The breakfast menu have changed in that if you want to have an omelette, there is no longer a self-help omelette station where you tell the chef what you want and they make it for you. You would now have to order it with a server, and the omelette is not included. also specialty coffee is also now not included just regular coffee, which tasted awful. Like many things about Hyatt, and this economy, this is to no surprise. if you are a globalist, they do still cover valet parking which is amazing, the pools are a bit overcrowded when we went during the summer, and the yoga mats all smell like feet, seems like they did not do much TLC in that department. The yoga instructors are all on a 1099 contract, it seems but the people and quality have decreased because of the 2 that we met; they were not friendly at all compared to the last time I was there. it just seems like a job for them. All the excursions that were included were all booked out right when we arrived, making it nearly impossible to do anything in the property. i mean it is still an amazing, relaxing experience. They couldn't really upgrade us because it was a full house already and kind of chaotic (we went during summer July time so peak season) It's still a newer hotel and had more TLC done to it than other hotels within Hawaii I'd like to say, but for the price point im a little disappointed. Also we had found hair and among other stuff in the bathroom meaning they haven't cleaned it properly upon arrival. I know they had recently changed GM and all but for the points i used to book the hotel, and the price mark during peak season I had a higher expectation no offense. the wings are all a bit confusing and they don't really have a map guide - the first day took me a while to get in the middle of the week of our stay the fire alarm went off at 3am which lasted a while, which i texted the front desk and they reassured it was false alarm, and then what was worst was 40 minutes later when we were about to sleep they said all clear like 30 minutes back-to-back, which became even more confusing and alerting - like if we were not awaken previosuly by the alarm, we are awaken now - but other than that i'd rate it a 8/10 experience given the price point, the lack of expereince we can gain from the resort. and if it isnt for globalist benefit, it would've def been lower rating. still a beautiful place don't get me wrong but just quite expensive, but i am sure if you havent been here when it was amazing, this would've been a 10/10 experience for anyone easy.

outstanding. did not pick up the tab. was guest at custom dinner at this resort on the beach at…read moresunset. too much great food. fantastic waiter. unbelievable experience'

Overall we had a lovely stay at the Four Seasons and would for sure go back. The service was top…read morenotch, the food tasty and all the amenities, especially for families were great. In the spirit of improvement, I wanted to share that concierge left much to be desired. While they were all very nice I found them disorganized, slow to respond and just not the quality or efficiency I would expect from a Four Seasons. I emailed over a week before our trip asking for dining recs, activities and car rentals and at first didn't hear back for a couple of days. I then called to follow up and got a response but information was provided piecemeal. I had to talk to 3 different people in order to get most of my questions answered (but not all). I had to repeat myself often in emails and do duplicate work to get things booked. Getting everything squared away though (activities, and dining reservations etc.) took hours of emailing, phone call chats and in my opinion should have been more streamlined. Of the folks I spoke to, I found Melissa the most helpful and wished more of the people I spoke to were as helpful as her. Eventually I had to resort to just booking dining reservations myself - no big deal but I feel like part of the value proposition of a FS is that they do all of these things for you. When I spoke with the third person to ask for dining recs all her top ones were the hotel restaurants which is fine but I'm calling because I want to go beyond the hotel walls. The restaurants at the hotel also were fine but not the very best. After a few emails to the concierge I received the dining guide and info on things to do with the kids when this would have been helpful to receive from the beginning. I know that part of the challenge is the revolving door nature of a concierge at some hotels, with different people working each day and having to re-read past email threads etc. but I'm sure there's a solution for this.

If you're looking for a Beachfront get away, then this is your place. Mana Kai Maui Resort is…read morelocated in southern Kihei adjacent to Wailea. All units in the building have a similar floor plan with a beachfront lanai. The unit we rented had two bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a fully stocked kitchen and shared living space. The grounds include a grassy area, shared barbecues, pool, lounge chairs and a sandy beach. An added bonus was an assigned parking space at no additional cost. We loved having our morning coffee or evening cocktail while enjoying the gorgeous views.

The Homie and I were invited to stay at Mana Kai Maui Resort in Kihei. The Bro's company retains a…read morecondo for staff to reserve year round. We stayed at Mana Kai 8/26/25 to 9/2/25 and stayed on the fifth floor. The amenities experienced included helpful, professional staff, outdoor pool, beach gear, well maintained grounds with direct beach access, laundry facilities, safe & secure rooms and onsite parking. Beautiful views and easy access to all major locations on Maui.

Nona Lani Cottages was a great choice for our family to all stay together in the several beautiful…read morecottages right accross the street from the beach. Staff is a great and kind local family and we're amazing hosts and we're so flexible. This is the sweetest place in Kihei and within a short walk to coffee locations and shopping. Muchos mahalos

loved staying in one of these cottages while on maui! it's the perfect location with beach access…read morenearby. the cottage was super comfortable with one of the best showers i have ever had in a hotel. it was really nice to have a full sized fridge and microwave. the property is absolutely gorgeous with a garden-like atmosphere. there were trees with plumeria flowers that were so pretty. each cottage has a patio out front, and it was perfect to sit on and enjoy the weather/view. there also was a spigot outside each cottage to wash off sand, which was so nice and a thoughtful amenity. this property is family owned and operated, so it was great to support a small business. aisha was great and provided some awesome recommendations of places to see and food to eat. will definitely stay again when i (hopefully) return to maui!

Grand Wailea is a luxury oceanfront property in the Wailea area of Maui. It's located directly next…read moreto Wailea Beach and spans 40 acres. It's also located next to The Shops at Wailea, a luxury shopping mall. We were told that the resort was in the shape of a turtle, and once that was mentioned the resort map made it obvious. The resort is along a string of luxury hotels right by the water connected by a walking/running path. In the morning you'll see tons of people along that path. We got a double queen bed with ocean views, and the bathroom contained both a tub and a shower. The resort amenities include but are not limited to a gym, multiple pools (including an adult-only one), lounge chairs, cabanas, water slides, and a spa. The spa had complimentary fitness classes which we took advantage of. Some of them were on the beach and in the fitness room, but some are paid. There are activities like massages, sound baths, and other types of wellness activities. To use the pool amenities you need a wristband which you get by one of the covered areas. Only valet parking is available for $80/night. They also have a on-site luau which I went to although I've been to better ones. There's a chapel and we even witnessed a wedding during our time there. We also went to Nobu at the resort which I enjoyed. Although it's a luxury resort, some parts of the resort were outdated and broken such as the room signs. The room interior was modern but some exterior parts of the building were on the older side. The location and the views are definitely the selling point of the resort, and it's a place you want to stay at to take advantage of the views and amenities.

After a 7 night stay last week this will be the last time we go to the Grand Wailea. This was my…read moresecond stay at the hotel. It started from the entry to the resort. What I thought were rocks were actually plastic looking boulders. This would have been fine but on the walkway to the Wailea shops there were broken boulders so you see that they are fake and the pond empty. An eyesore. The room service staff were great and took good care of keeping the room clean. However the refrigerator in the room had been turned off and had a stale smell. Having 4 TV's at home and actually had a Samsung I think I know how to troubleshoot problems. As we were getting ready to retire we turned the TV on and were directed to the promotional hotel page. We had no access to regular TV. Called the front desk for help and they asked me "do you know what is wrong?" No that is why I am calling you. Instead of going to bed I had to wait 30 minutes for help to arrive. The problem ended up being on the hotel end and the problem was fixed. The repairman dropped his toolset in my clothing drawer below the TV and left. Which I had to make a trip down to the front desk to drop off. In addition to dropping off the tools I had received a letter in the room telling me of upcoming service and they needed 45 minutes in the room. Not sure why this maintenance was not done on the front end or back end when I left? Now I am getting annoyed and the woman at the front desk said they are SEVERELY understaffed. The manager did give me a $300 credit but the damage was already done. Our room was $815 a night. The pool area was a circus, which I understand because families want that last summer trip. A great portion of the pool was closed for maintenance, including the lazy river. If you want a nice chaise lounge with an umbrella you need to get to the pool very early and stake your claim. So you are competing for your space. One of the days the towel station was out of towels. If you want a preferred area or cabana you are going to pay. There were some positives on the property but the negatives prevailed. The hotel is tired and needs to be upgraded. Especially for a Waldorf Astoria. In retrospect I should have gone down the street to the Four Seasons or the Fairmont. Even though I am a Hilton Honors member.

This was a great find. Rooms are comfortable and reasonably priced compared to the Waldorf. We…read morebooked three rooms for a family vacation. The facility is very clean the staff is helpful. There is a free shuttle that travels a mile radius of the hotel. We used it to go to the shopping center and went to the market to get prepared foods to take to the beach. We were going to use it for dinner but it holds 6. All you have to do is ask the front desk and call them when you want to be picked up. The pool was a great find. Very clean and well maintained. The breakfast is very nice and pretty standard self-serve. Good and plentiful. Again, the staff was helpful in getting little things for the family. For what it would cost at the Waldorf, one night there took care of three rooms at the Residence Inn. I'd definitely go back there again.

My favorite place to stay in Wailea. It's centrally located, access to great beaches, plenty of…read morefood options, and it's moderately priced compared to other hotels. Breakfast is included with your stay - it has a good, hearty hot breakfast bar with eggs, sausages, waffles. There is always fresh diced up fruit too. A bread toasting station, cereal and juices. The rooms have plenty of space and some with ocean views and lanais. There is a self service laundromat which makes a difference if you're a light packer. The ground ls are kept tidy and it's normally peaceful in the common areas.

I loved my 8 night stay at the fairmont kea lani this year. I splurged a bit on the ocean view…read moresuite and it was worth every penny! Their suites are spacious and the lanai is perfect to watch sunsets every night. The pools are crowded and I did not use them but I did like the beach and service throughout the hotel. Check in was an easy process. Lux in particular was super nice and helped me deal with an issue I was having. They have a nice gym, I didn't use it as I having too much fun on this trip! Plenty of restaurants on site. Self parking is free and plenty so valet isn't necessary. My advice is to call the concierge before you arrive and book the complementary canoe ride as it gets filled fast. I called them from LA 2 weeks before arriving and got the last spot. It was one of the highlights of my trip! If you like great service, amazing views and like staying in South Maui, this is one of my favorite hotels there. I will definitely be back!

08/27/2026 Aloha…read more Only complaint was while we driving in and coincidentally someone was on the driving entryway and point us to the back of parking instead of to the front to check in. We stupidly walking around like an idiot with our luggages looking for the front desk.