by Andrew Doughty | Mar 15, 2012
This was a banker’s home built in 1924 at Maui, which has been lovingly restored. (The termites had almost carried it away.) Room amenities are well-considered and very homey. The The Historic Wailuku Inn rooms vary a lot, but all are very quaint and some quite roomy....
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 15, 2012
The location isn’t the best at this hostel—you can’t walk to the beach—but they offer different tours each day (including snorkeling at Black Rock in West Maui, taking the Road to Hana, and hiking on Haleakala) to make up for it. Tours are free, but the...
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 15, 2012
Situated on the harbor in Kahului, the Maui Beach Hotel is a favorite with Hawai‘i residents and business travelers. (Just don’t let the name fool you—there’s no swimmable beach here.) Despite its age, the property is well maintained, clean, open and...
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 15, 2012
This local Maui hotel always has clean, tidy rooms and grounds, and this location is no exception. Though on the beach, it’s actually on a commercial harbor, and the water is not recommended for swimming. The Maui Seaside Hotel rooms have been updated since our...
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 15, 2012
Wow, where do we start? This is one of the biggest resorts on Maui, sitting among 40 acres of spacious and exotic grounds. The two outstanding pools are large with waterfalls, and one has a fast 150-foot waterslide (users must be at least 4 feet tall). Little ones can...
