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We did a sister trip for our birthdays and thru the recommendation of a dear friend we were able to get a room here and we couldn’t have been happier. Everything was amazing from the location which is perfectly centrally located, to the room and most importantly the hosts from Joanna and Kaui to everyone I spoke to at the desk. Working in the industry for 27 years I know good customer service when I feel it … and the host of the Maui Coast Hotel are top notch! My sister and I can’t wait to go back! Keep doing what you’re doing … Denise from Honolulu

The hotel on this island is estimated to have breakfast, because the scenery is better, so you need to drive yourself around to buy food, the breakfast is very rich, you can bring it back to your room to eat, the hotel is a two-story wooden house, separated by a road from the beach. There are a lot of people watching the sunset, the scenery is beautiful in the morning, the holiday is very suitable, the hotel has its own small yards are all plants, and there are toys for public children on the beach. Very relaxing place to stay for a night or a few days. And ease.

We are HGV owners and this was one of our options for a time share. At first glance, this resort did not look as appealing as the ones we had used in Oahu or the Big Island. Once there, however, we quickly realized it was just the right balance of space and facilities. The pools were great, many in number, varied in depth and some for adults only. We never had an issue with over crowdedness, which we found was the case on the other two islands. The suites were spacious and comfortable. Well-kept public spaces and lobby areas. The staff were helpful and fixed the one omitted request quickly. We had a 2 bedroom suite with full kitchen. It was great for 4 people, 6 would have been stretching it as there were only dishes and flatware service for 4. The King bedroom had a huge bathroom. The 2 double bedroom had a smaller bathroom but serviceable. Too bad we put one person on the King side and 3 on the double side. They were opening another villa in a matter of days as we watched them clean up the construction zone. My only complaint would be that there was not enough parking. If we returned at the later hour, we had to look to find parking. This was before the new villa was opened. There is further development happening adjacent to the property, which I'm sure will have parking, but there was no new space added in the immediate. There was an elevator on one side and stairs on the other. I would have preferred the elevator closer to the lobby side as that's where most people parked. I had issues with stairs and the final day, we had to use the elevator because of luggage and had to go all the way around the villa to get to our car. The location of this resort is perfect as it is across the street from the beach but also accessible to the main highway quickly. Being further south would necessitate driving through some traffic. As we planned to cook several meals in the kitchen, we were happy to find a 24 hr Safeway about 10 mins south, which came in handy the first night we arrived. Costco, Walmart and Target would serve us the following week and they were only 20 mins away. An enjoyable stay. We will come again.

While it is a Days Inn, no frills, basic room, it is a great location right on the beach. Friendly staff too. We called to see if they would store our luggage prior to check in (so it wouldn’t be visible in our jeep while we drove the road to Hana). They accommodated us gladly. They provide nice beach towels as well.

The room design facilities are very similar to the domestic Samsung to four-star restaurant. The taste of the restaurant is also good. There is no entertainment. The standard white resort hotel is flipping around the swimming pool. From the morning to the evening, the pool will be used every once in a while. There is a service brother to send free ice cream. The standard check-in time for this hotel is 4:00 pm. Later, after learning about the local land price with the agent, I probably understand why the hotel is so expensive.