Hotel Wailea
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Pros
- They’re scattered, but I wouldn’t sweat it too too much, all the rooms are nice. If you want an upgrade you definitely need to book through a TA (even Amex FHR will usually result in an upgrade).
- Have stayed a couple times, and it's great. On Maui, you aren't going to find too many other places this quiet and peaceful. A world away from the beach resorts. The pool is very large and (again) quiet.
- Just stayed there last week. Great property. Phenomenal service. The pool is nice with lush greenery around the perimeter. However, there isn't a view and the vibe at the pool was super chill.
- Hotel wailea is amazing!! We had such a nice time there.
- Another option if you really want to do adults-only is Hotel Wailea on Maui, probably the best food and service I've experienced at a Hawaiian hotel (GM is a pretty terrifying looking German dude that runs a tight ship)
Cons
- The grounds are...fine. It's an old Japanese country club and it feels like...well, an old Japanese country club. The pool is nice for hanging out in the afternoon - it's well-kept and quiet and well-attended, but it's not a place you wa...
- The adults only very chill vibe, and suites are appealing. Previous posts say service here is outstanding. Don’t mind a short ride to the beach. However the pool looks like something you’d see in someone’s backyard which is throwing me off
- Parent context: OK now i think i might just be a brat because we didn't love hotel wailea!! it was a really nice hotel but didn't seem like a place to hang out all day (like you said) and no views or access of the ocean was a bummer. kin...
- We stayed at Hotel Wailea for 3 nights and it was too long for us. Two nights would have been better. So unless you really like longing by the pool daily and really like a very quiet atmosphere, I would say 5 nights is too long for that...
Sentiment
7 positive (64%) · 4 mixed (36%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +64% · raw score 64%
What redditors said (10 of 11)
They’re scattered, but I wouldn’t sweat it too too much, all the rooms are nice. If you want an upgrade you definitely need to book through a TA (even Amex FHR will usually result in an upgrade).
The grounds are...fine. It's an old Japanese country club and it feels like...well, an old Japanese country club. The pool is nice for hanging out in the afternoon - it's well-kept and quiet and well-attended, but it's not a place you want to spend your whole day. There's a really nice gym, and but outside of the views from the bar and restaurant, or your room, you don't get that wow factor.
Have stayed a couple times, and it's great. On Maui, you aren't going to find too many other places this quiet and peaceful. A world away from the beach resorts. The pool is very large and (again) quiet.
Just stayed there last week. Great property. Phenomenal service. The pool is nice with lush greenery around the perimeter. However, there isn't a view and the vibe at the pool was super chill.
The adults only very chill vibe, and suites are appealing. Previous posts say service here is outstanding. Don’t mind a short ride to the beach. However the pool looks like something you’d see in someone’s backyard which is throwing me off
Parent context: OK now i think i might just be a brat because we didn't love hotel wailea!! it was a really nice hotel but didn't seem like a place to hang out all day (like you said) and no views or access of the ocean was a bummer. kind of felt like a great hotel that could be replicated anywhere in the US? Reply: Yeah, it's not where you want to hang out all day. When we do stays there generally how we do things is we'll be out on the water all day, and then head back to the hotel in the afternoon for some afternoon pool and drinks (which is a lovely way to decompress) and dinner, or at least pre-dinner snacks, at the hotel. They have some of the best food and drinks that I've had at a hotel in Hawaii and their wine cellar is pretty top tier.
Hotel wailea is amazing!! We had such a nice time there.
Another option if you really want to do adults-only is Hotel Wailea on Maui, probably the best food and service I've experienced at a Hawaiian hotel (GM is a pretty terrifying looking German dude that runs a tight ship)
On Maui, stay at Hotel Wailea - drive the road to Hana and enjoy the beauty of the area
We stayed at Hotel Wailea for 3 nights and it was too long for us. Two nights would have been better. So unless you really like longing by the pool daily and really like a very quiet atmosphere, I would say 5 nights is too long for that hotel.
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