This was my second stay, while visiting the island. I was in a white hat with a beautiful two piece…read moresummer fit. The staff was immeasurably kind, friendly and welcoming. This will be a nice interlude amongst many other visits to the Hawaiian islands near future. Thank you for this experience. It was a birthday gift to myself.

Gotta stay at the famous White Lotus when I visit Maui right? Unfortunately, my experience was…read moreextremely mediocre. I have stayed at many luxury hotels by now. In comparison to some other brands such as Aman, Four Seasons Maui felt below average given its price point. The resort itself felt small and a bit old. The service felt very below average and inconsistent. One employee would tell you the sun umbrellas at the pools near the bushes are not adjustable while literally 2 mins later another employee came and adjusted the sun umbrella next to me and also mine when I asked. When we went to the adult pool we were told by one employee that we needed to be on a waitlist. After 3 hours when we finally got notified that it was our turn and went back we noticed other guests just literally went and grabbed empty benches and staffs were just setting the benches up for them(no, they didn't even know there was a waitlist)... Our canoe experience at the last day of our stay got canceled due to high wind and the concierge never notified us etc. Many employees gave me the vibe that they don't really care. They just gave me fake smiles and robotic responses. Maybe Amond would take better care of us...if he is still alive... The view was very amazing. We even spotted whales many times.

I had a wonderful stay here during my visit to Maui. I will warn you that the price is very…read moreexpensive but for me, it was worth it. From the moment I arrived the service was impeccable. From the Valet parking ($75 a night ouch) attendant , to the check in attendant Kela (thank you so much for your hospitality and kindness) to the bell check who was hella cool, everyone was so genuinely kind. The pool is amazing. It was hella crowded though and I took quite some time to find a chair but it was summer at the pool what else would you expect? I hope to be able to visit again. Right after I replenish my savings from this visit. Hahahaha!

We absolutely loved our stay at Grand Wailea. We were upgraded for free to an oceanfront view,…read morewhich made the trip feel extra special. Our room was clean, comfortable, and very nice, and every staff member we interacted with was friendly and hardworking. We explored many other hotels while we were on Maui, and honestly, none of them compared to Grand Wailea. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, expansive, and classic. I don't agree with the reviews saying it feels run down. It isn't ultra-modern, but it has a grand, timeless, classic resort feel. The beach out front is amazing. We explored a lot of beaches on Maui, and I never found one I liked better than the beach at Grand Wailea. The resort itself also feels unmatched in size and beauty. No other hotel we saw had the same expansive grounds, pools, landscaping, and overall resort feel. That said, the biggest downside was how much everything felt overpriced. I understand Maui and luxury resorts are expensive, but Grand Wailea sometimes felt like it was nickel-and-diming guests. Valet parking is $75 per day, and when you add in tipping every time you retrieve a rental car, it gets frustrating fast. On Saturday and Sunday evenings, valet was also very slow. One night we waited over 25 minutes. The valet staff were clearly working hard, but they seemed understaffed for the volume of guests. The food pricing was also hard to justify. At the marketplace/counter-service options, we saw coffee for $7.50, hot dogs for $26, hamburgers for $32, and 12-inch pizzas around $30. You also often have to wait in a long line, and if one person is making coffee drinks, it slows the entire line down. Olivine looks beautiful, but the prices were extremely high, including a personal sausage pizza for $38. Considering the mixed reviews, we could not justify eating there. While we were there for over a week, the resort restaurants looked quite empty every day. I truly think if the restaurant prices were even 30% lower, many more guests would stay on property to eat instead of walking across the street to places like Manoli's or Island Gourmet. The pool area was beautiful, and we appreciated little touches like seeing free pineapple passed out at the pool one day. The idea was nice, although the execution could have been better since the server was putting wet pineapple chunks directly into people's hands. We also wish the waterslides stayed open later, especially for families. Grand Wailea does offer free Nespresso coffee in the room, which is nice, but after seeing one too many social media videos about people misusing hotel coffee makers, I personally can't bring myself to use in-room hotel coffee machines anymore. One extra service I would gladly pay for is a paid hospitality suite or shower room option for guests with late flights. So many flights out of Hawaii leave late at night, and after checking out in the morning, it would be incredibly helpful to have a clean, comfortable place to shower and freshen up before heading to the airport. Overall, we loved Grand Wailea and would absolutely recommend it. The staff, room, beach, pools, and grounds were wonderful. I don't understand all the bad reviews because our experience was very positive. The resort is beautiful and memorable. My only real complaint is that the food, coffee, parking, and extras are priced so high that it pushes guests away from spending money on property. Full restaurants would be more profitable than beautiful restaurants sitting empty.

We thoroughly enjoyed our pineapple tour. Our tour guide was not only knowledgeable but she had a…read moregreat way of presenting the pineapple "process" A must go to for everyone coming to Maui! We loved having the pineapples to take . so delicious!!!! Thank you for all! Carol and Kathy

This tour was one of the highlights of our trip to Maui! Our tour guide, Gabe, was absolutely…read morefantastic. He mentioned it was his first day, but honestly, I find that hard to believe. He was knowledgeable about the entire pineapple-growing process. Not to mention made us laugh We learned so much about how pineapples are planted, grown, and harvested. It was fascinating to hear about the life cycle of a pineapple, the care that goes into growing them, and what makes Maui Gold pineapples so unique and sweet. Of course, the star of the show was the pineapple itself. It was hands down the sweetest, juiciest, and most delicious pineapple I've ever tasted. After trying one, it's hard to go back to grocery store pineapple! The gift shop was also wonderful, with lots of cute souvenirs, gifts, and pineapple-themed items to browse. If you're visiting Maui, I highly recommend adding the Maui Gold Pineapple Tour to your itinerary.

The Road to Hana is a windy curvy car ride adventure with many great stops. We also downloaded a…read moreGPS supported tour which made the ride even better as we discovered so many new spots. Please come and create your own adventure.

Road to Hana is a unique experience that involves driving down a long road (most likely from the…read morenorth side of Maui) down to the town of Hana. Along the way there are a variety of attractions like lush rainforests, waterfalls, hiking areas, and beaches. There are many so you'll have to do your research to find the ones you want to stop at. You will usually drive down the road, stop briefly for the attractions, then get back on the road to the next one. There were many windy and narrow roads and the driving isn't for the faint of heart. Some of the bridges are one lane so you'll have to constantly keep an eye out for cars around corners. I personally wouldn't drive at night and you really have to ensure you don't veer onto the other lane. Driving at slow speeds is a must and requires a lot of concentration. One of the other notable attractions that the road has to offer are the plentiful banana bread shops. We went to Aunty Sandy's Banana Bread which was delicious. It was pretty cool and I'm glad I got to check it out but I wouldn't do it again.

I would give Fun Factory 5 stars because of the lovely workers here. They are always so nice and…read morefriendly. I usually bring my daughter here every week and spend a lot of money on the games, but it's worth it because the staff make the experience so enjoyable. They are always welcoming and kind. Highly recommend!

I absolutely loved this place as a kid & I still enjoy some practice on the claw machine from time…read moreto time. Although I've still never figured out how to win on the jumbo claw? I'm still kind of convinced it would be easier to win if I just crawled through the door. Lmao. Although I think if you guys wanted to start catering to adults too. I'd recommend adding a bar & open an after hours club for adults. Would give kind of a Vegas vibe for couples to try their luck at wining a stuffed animal. Plus have an open mic for a comedy club vibe. To get people to sit down & to spend some more cash on drinks. Xoxo, ChelsieFletcher

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!

This is a beautiful property, with gracious well trained staff, lovely rooms and a great location…read more The best aspect of the hotel is that all the rooms are spacious well appointed suites. If you're a couple and you are there for more than two days you'll appreciate the ability of the early riser to get up, make some coffee and hang on the lanai without disturbing the one of you who likes to sleep in. The bathroom was large and luxurious and supplied with really nice Le Labo soaps, shampoos and lotions. In addition, the property is immaculate and the public spaces are beautiful. There are three attractive pools -- one of which is adult only and there's a beach with attended lounge chairs at the bottom edge of the property. Our stay included the breakfast buffet, which had a wide assortment of choices that were nicely prepared. A downside of the hotel is that they host a number of corporate events and it can sometimes feel a bit crowded. Many mornings during our stay, there was a good size line at the host's station to be seated for breakfast. And once we were seated, navigating the buffet stations was a bit hectic. Similarly, the lounge chairs on the beach are within inches of each other. When sitting on your lanai, the music from one corporate cocktail event or another provides the soundtrack for the evenings. And one final nit -- the Nespresso capsules in the room were very nice, but the coffee served at breakfast was abysmal. So don't get me wrong. This is a very nice place and we had an enjoyable stay. But if you're sensitive to having your own space most of the time, this might not work for you.

This is our second stay in town. The hotel is older but conveniently located. The best part is…read moreMinnie at the front desk. She is kind, considerate, always willing to help or answer any questions and very good at her job. It is really nice to be welcomed and taken care of by Minnie. Her customer service is excellent and that is why we will be returning again. Mahalo!

I feel like I got catfished with this hotel. Online the pictures look so great, then you show up…read moreand it's nothing like it. Pool was down during my visit, and the beach right there is a no swim zone because of all the rocks. The hotel looks old and smells old. The hallways are stuffy and the restaurant food (dinner menu) is terrible.

A+ Customer Service, and a good variety of inventory. We had a great time snorkeling!!!read more

I ran late. The store was almost closed, but windy at the boss frog store in the dolphin Plaza and…read morehad no problem helping me right before closing. She was amazing!

It was a big boat with at least 3 levels, lots of opportunities to take beautiful photos. It was…read morewindy so we all sat inside to eat. We met some cool people at our shared table. The staff were very friendly and super accommodating. The food was okay, nothing to write home about but not disappointing. Overall the price was well worth the boat ride and meal. We loved that there was space to roam around different parts of the boat and enjoy all the beautiful views. We would definitely book again!

This was a FANTASTIC experience! The ship was very comfortable, there were plenty of beverages and…read morefood, the team was professional and fun. We had a choppy day, so quite a few folks feeling green, but they handled it well and "Turtle Town" was much more peaceful. Seriously once in a lifetime experience and we loved the Calypso!

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.

Kihei is a vibe and the location is the biggest selling point -- beach literally right across the…read morestreet, walkable to everything. That said, a few things worth knowing before you book. We checked into our first room and pretty quickly noticed a couple bugs -- not thrilling, but honestly pretty standard for Hawaii, just part of the tropical experience. On top of that the shower curtain was way too short -- water spraying all over the bathroom floor every single shower. We brought it up to the front desk and they were great about it, upgraded us to an ocean view room without any hassle. New room had shower doors, no water issues, no bugs, and the view was stunning -- ended up being a solid win. The ocean view room was a great upgrade all around. Fridge held steady around 39°F and worked perfectly -- good to know if you're grabbing groceries since the first room's smart fridge was reading 42°F but things were somehow getting half frozen. WiFi is available but unsecured, just a heads up. Beyond the room situation -- lots of good stuff. Free parking, free shuttle within 3 miles, early check-in no problem, Keurig in the room, washer and dryer on every floor with detergent pods already provided, ice machine right there in the laundry room. Two pools (saline and chlorine), fire torches around the pool at night, live music nightly -- we missed it due to rain but it looked like a great setup. Front desk and hospitality staff were genuinely warm the entire stay. Two restaurants on property which was super convenient. Kihei Caffé was the breakfast spot -- chicken and waffles, loco moco, solid classics, kids were happy and portions are generous. Miso Phat Sushi was just okay -- decent food, great service, but nothing that really wowed us. Bottom line -- staff saved the day more than once and the location is unbeatable. Just request a room with shower doors from the start!