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Maui Beach Hotel

2.4 (290 reviews)
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Teev R.

There's a lot of considerations when it comes to Maui! A majority of hotels are pricy, and I think for a "budget" hotel it gets the job done. Setting: Right on the beachside, it's a 12 minute walk from Foodland and a shopping mall. The pool was cold, but it was clean and there were other patrons utilizing it as well. Service: The ladies who checked us in and out were fast, kind, and efficient. We also rented a board game to play. Room: Our room itself was clean, properly stocked with towels and toiletries. The mini fridge and beds were all clean.

A roach I found on the desk. It was alive, but I smooshed it.
Alexis P.

I will give a pros and cons list. CONS: - Roach infestation. If you are okay with sleeping in a hotel room and as soon as you have to go to the bathroom you encounter a roach then this hotel is perfect for you. I understand it is hawaii and we are bound to come into contact with a roach but this seems more like an infestation. They are a lot of little baby roaches. When I spoke to the front desk they were dismissive about the situation. I wish they could have at least provided raid to kill them, but when I asked if there was a solution to the situation or if we are supposed to expect roaches he told me "It hawaii" yes I am supposed to expect it. So if you are okay with roaches then this is a good spot. So Far in the two nights I have stayed, we have encountered at least 5 roaches and more to come . - HAIR. When the cleaning ladies came to restock our wash cloths and towels there was a large wad of black hair on the new wash cloth. I think that is disgusting considering that is someone else's hair and it was very visible so why not use a different wash cloth?? PROS: - Close access to beach. There is a small beach right behind the hotel. It is very beautiful and secluded. -Outside area is nice. There is a large outside area with lots of seating and views of the beach. - The pool is nice and there is generous amount of seating.

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Lyssa I.

Such lovely staff. Great location that was walking distance to lots of attractions. Cool rooftop pool and gorgeous setting on the ocean with view of the outrigger rowers practicing. Renovations were underway so I'm looking forward to seeing the upgrades!

Mold in bathroom

Nothing like the pictures!!!!!! This place is disgusting. We walked in the room and were ambushed by a urine smell. Proceeded to see stains all over the carpet, crumbs everywhere, and worst of all bugs! I only give it one star for Tiana at front desk for handling it so well and giving us a refund. Do. Not. Stay. Here. Pay the extra money to not risk bed bugs.

Pool area
Heather H.

Decent enough. Just wanted a quick and easy spring break get away. Hawaii is a short enough flight from California. Maui is one of the islands I hadn't been to and wanted to check out. I always thought of it as the "expensive" island so never really considered it. After another vacation plan fell through I looked on a whim and was blown away at the affordable flights and accommodations. I originally looked at another property on the other side of the island but ultimately decided Maui Beach Hotel would be the best choice. Why? Let me tell you 1. "Free" airport shuttle (quoted bc there's a $20ish day resort fee) 2. Bar / restaurant onsite 3. Beach access 4. Walkability to shops and other dining 5. Car rental on property While all of this is true, plus they had board games, coin op laundry, fitness center (never saw but I believe it's there somewhere) lots of lounge around options, pool table, corn hole, bocce ball, and a water filler. And it indeed has beach access. Beach area is located in the harbor so our ocean view room gazed upon a dredge barge the whole time, saw a few cruise ships in and out. But the cove made the swimming or splashing feel a little safer. Had I known i would have booked a garden balcony instead of the ocean view room and gotten the same view WITH a balcony. But the ocean view was indeed that (see gecko photo with barge in background) Walkable was a huge plus. A small mall with a basic mall stores (Macy's as the anchor, Claires, famous footwear, etc) and foodland behind it on one side and a shopping center with a longs drug store and Whole Foods, etc on the other side. Every morning we walked the length of the beach to the road and grabbed coffee at a cute local spot (momona- totally recommend) and then spent most of the day lounging at the pool, beach, grass area or walking to and from various spots. Totally relaxing and I guess the whole point of an island vacation. I got a TON of steps in. (This part of the Island is apparently known to be VERRRRY WINDY. So I never got sweaty or overheated while walking) Another plus, hertz rental is also on site. I rented a car one day, prices were same as airport and we went out, saw what we wanted and then dropped it back off same day (they do charge for parking so one day was ideal) Cons: Restaurant had weird hours. My dream of sipping cocktails at the pool or gazing out in the ocean never came to be. I could have bought my own booze at any number of stores but that wasn't going to feel the same. We also made the mistake and paid the huge price tag for Easter brunch which was a sad selection of sad looking food. $60pp. I would have felt a lot better if they maybe only charged $35. But that was my fault, it wasn't like I prepaid and was held hostage. Pool: water was Freeezing. And since the wind kept it from ever feeling too hot outside, a cool dip was never appealing. Room: room was clean as it could be. Dated, but I absolutely expected it to be. I love vintage Hawaii. I'm not one for fancy resorts and can handle basic accommodations. It was all good until we started finding roaches. We only found a few in the bathroom but that was enough for us. We got roach spray at longs drugs and sprayed every inch if the room every day we were there. Not taking any changes I also rewashed all my clothes and left my luggage in the back yard for a day just to be sure. I know tropical places and islands have their share of pest issues so I try not to fault them for it, but id really rather not have seen them. Beach: already explained the harbor location which was find as it was like a little swim inlet. Sand and water what really else do you need? Only ding was the transient sitch. I know the hotel Cannot control who's on a public beach but it seemed to be a mini throughout-fair. Much farther down the shore is a public park and there was a lot of tents when we drove by so im sure that's home base. I stumbled apon two dudes smoking crack on the beach right by the hotel during one of My dusk time walks home from the store. After that I was a little more cautious on how far I let my almost teenage daughter wander around the grounds. I'd say all in all, you get what you pay for. But this property wasn't what I'd consider cheap. Maybe for this island. Would I stay here again? Highly doubtful. But, did it ruin my vacation. NOPE.

Cassandra S.

We came here on a whim because it was close to our car rental location. We paid over $200 for a one night stay with no ocean view. -pros: the location is a short walk to the beach. There are games outside such as cornhole. There are hammocks, gazebo and chairs to relax in. There is a cocktail lounge upstairs (however we were not told this we just happened to find it). There a pool inside to play and other chairs to hang out. They give you water bottles for water. -cons: the room wasn't the cleanest. It was extremely hot and we had to turn on the ac and leave the room for an hour until room cooled down so we could breathe. There was tons of trash on the beach. There was a homeless man half naked (bottoms). There's no breakfast. They charge is $10 for gas. Overall I do not feel like this place is worth the price.

Beach view
Melanie S.

The Maui beach hotel is fine. The Midwesterner in me balks at the price per night compared to what you're actually getting, but the hotel is fine. I stopped over here for a quick in and out work trip on Maui and we were looking for a nice enough hotel near the airport and the commercial district for our work. The price points seemed to be $300, $600, $900, and HOLY WOW, so we went with $300/night, plus my friend's "local's discount." The property is dated, as in, there is an actual window AC unit in the rooms. They've made some attempts at upgrades and updates, like the multiport charging stations in the rooms, the cute little coconut weather station out back, and the really gorgeous orchids in the lobby that I am pretty sure are real. There is a small beach, that is more for sitting and enjoying the breeze than for swimming, but I'm sure if you wanted to, you could enjoy it. I have yet to determine if the grass in the back is real or fake - could go either way. The in room toiletries are nice, and I'm a sucker for shampoo in little bottles and things that smell like green tea. The property is about half a mile from Whole Foods for snacks -- rooms have a mini fridge, but no microwave. If I come back here for work, I wouldn't refuse to stay here again, or, like others said, if you have a lot of activities lined up and aren't going to spend a lot of time in your room anyway.

Closet.........the hotel provides a hair dryer, iron, & ironing table.

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Ask the Community - Maui Beach Hotel

Is the pool and fitness center open for guest yet?

Yes! Both are open for guests.

Are there any grocery stores nearby or cheap places to eat?

Yes! Maui Beach is next to 2 malls (Queen Kaahumanu Center and Maui Mall) and near other cheap places to eat. Maui Beach also offers a shuttle service to familiar places nearby such as Walmart and Target.

Do they have late check-in? Our flight lands at 9:00pm.

I believe they have check in till 11pm but probably best for you to call and ask

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“I talked to Mark at the front desk and he advised there was only one room (queen) available and he would hold it for us.”

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