Hawaii-Maui Hotels with Gym

We had a brief but really fun stay here at the Westin Maui Resort and Spa. We were warmly greeted by the sweetest staff member, Megumi. She heard that it was our dream one day to stay here and for our 16th anniversary we made it happen, and she surprised us with Leis! It was incredible. The staff here are attentive and kind and so welcoming! Michael with Maui Gold pineapples made sure to tell us all about the resident HUGE fish in the Koi pond, a cousin to the piranha, whose name is “Mitch”. The kids loved the fun facts he shared, as well as offering us some of his delicious Maui Gold Pineapple and some chocolate buckeyes he generously shared with us. The lobby had our complimentary coffee for guests from 6-9am, and a fun flamingo (yes, there are FLAMINGOS!) and koi feeding at 9am. Upon arrival we were also given two complimentary tickets to grab a cocktail or mocktail at their poolside bar. There were other complimentary offerings as well that we did not take advantage of. The kids spent most of their time on the waterslides. Poolside seating can be difficult to find if you arrive later than 10am, but if you’re patient and keep an eye out, a space usually opens up. The location can’t be beat as it’s directly next door to Whalers, which has great shopping and restaurants that are beachfront. Awesome snorkeling at Black Rock is a short 5-7 min beach walk from the hotel. We were really happy with our stay! Our room faced the mountains and we had a gorgeous view of the sunrise. There are private adult only hot tubs (one infinity sand bottom!) and pools as well. Water bottle filling stations are found on the lobby floor. Excellent choice for families. $35 self park fee or $45 valet.

The open kitchen is superb, the bedroom is not big, it is 14-15 square meters, the bathroom is at best 6-7 square meters, the living room is nearly 15 square meters, the best thing is that there is an open kitchen, there are 10 square meters, and the cooking utensils are also Everything is available, including refrigerators, microwave ovens, induction cookers, coffee makers, kettles, wine utensils, pots, knives and forks. If you are on vacation for a long time, you can buy and cook by yourself. 1. Resort fee: USD 20 per room / day 2. Parking fee: USD 9 / car / day 3. Credit card settlement when checking out the above fees.

Overall, it was fun! It's hard to get around without a car! It's right next to the beach, so it's fun to play around!

The third hotel in Hawaii was the Marriott at Wailea Beach. I planned to spend my 30th anniversary at the Marriott. I applied for the hotel's benefits and received 2 bottles of sparkling wine and chocolates. The hotel is very beautiful, right by the coastline. I booked three nights and stayed in the hotel. I walked along the beach in the morning, swam and snorkeled in the sea to see fish during the day, and watched the sunset by the pool in the evening. It was very convenient to buy food at the ISLAND GOURMET MARKETS supermarket in the hotel. Parking was expensive, $43.98/day plus tax.

The location is OK, the hotel has a shuttle bus to the shopping center, about 7 or 8 minutes drive. But you can't walk, there is no sidewalk on the main road. The service is normal and the facilities are a little backward to be difficult to understand. As a four-star hotel, you don't provide toothpaste or water. You also need to buy it yourself. The convenience store of the hotel is not open 24 hours a day. It would be very troublesome if you did not rent a car. The overall hotel in Maoyi Island is much more expensive than other well-equipped islands such as Oahu Island, and things are not complete. I would suggest that considering renting a home will be more cost-effective.

The hotel has good facilities and a beautiful environment. Our room is right next to the golf course. Walk in for a few minutes to the beach. The room is not very soundproof and can be heard when walking on the second floor. The parking lot charges 15 dollars.

The environment is beautiful, the beach is in front of it, and it is very convenient to go to the nearby shopping village through the beach path, and the LV goods are really complete. There is a yoga class worth experiencing in the morning. Overall good, although the hotel is a bit old, it is still very clean. When I first arrived at the hotel porch, the attitude of the parking guys needs to be improved.

The Hyatt Regency Maui Resort is an old hotel located in Lahaina. Its hardware facilities are of medium level and slightly old. The hotel has its own beach, swimming pool, children's pool and hot tub. The hotel is characterized by a Chinese-style courtyard, a suspension bridge, and a variety of animals such as parrots, penguins, swans, ducks, carp, etc., which are suitable for children. The price is above average.

Good location but lacks some privacy The hotel is in a great spot — right on the beach with beautiful ocean views just steps away. Perfect base for exploring South Maui and chilling at Keawakapu Beach. However, the room was a bit smaller than expected, and the biggest downside was the huge glass window facing the hallway — everyone walking by could see straight inside unless we kept the curtains closed all the time. Felt a bit awkward. Overall still a decent stay because of the location and beach access, but definitely could use some improvements in room layout and privacy.

The hotel is located on the hill, below is the golf course and the beach. Compared to the four seasons that live below the beach, I think the sunset is more beautiful at the Wailea Hotel. In addition, it is very convenient to go to the beach to have a hotel Tesla. Because it is an adult hotel, it is strongly recommended that couples without children come here. The overall garden of the hotel is very beautiful and quiet. The overall service of the hotel is also very thoughtful. The front desk is warm and the hotel can be called golf. Car transfer, live here, no regrets