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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 beach is just outside the door, the hotel landscape design is very beautiful

I booked a garden view room for 3 to 4 people. The room is huge and beyond imagination. In fact, it is a two-bedroom, one living room with a corner balcony, and a kitchen dining table. Although it is not facing the sea, the mountain scenery on the opposite side is extremely beautiful, the sky is high and the ground is wide, and the clouds are floating. In addition to the large room, the rest is lackluster, the overall is outdated, the swimming pool is average, the beach is narrow, and the infrastructure is still being constructed between the two to block the passage, which makes the space on the seaside cramped. Downstairs, there is a small night market square consisting of several food trucks, and there are also several businesses selling T-shirts and handmade wood carvings. The overall grade of the hotel is 3-4 stars, the experience is average, and the price/performance ratio is acceptable, so I don't recommend it.

The hotel is located in the Kanapuli area of Maui. In addition to the paid room rate on Ctrip, an additional $35 per day management fee and 4.4% tax are required. This is the standard for all Hawaii hotels. Hotel hardware is good, the pool and slides and the beach are very good, the room also has a kitchen and simple kitchen utensils, check in need to go to the A building to go through the formalities.

If I had known this place was so beautiful, I would have stayed a few more days before leaving. It’s such a beautiful scenery.

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.

Beautiful environment, very quiet, surrounded by golf courses, live golden sea views, sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. There will be a one-time cleaning fee of 200 knives and a resort fee of 36 knives per day. The kitchen has all the pots and pans, and the dishwasher and the garbage cleaner in the sewer are very powerful. It is close to Lahaina. Due to the better road conditions, I personally feel that the road to Volcano Park and Hana is not that far. It is a 40-minute drive from the airport, of course if there is time. It is recommended to stay in Kihei for a few days and Kaanapali for a few days.

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.