Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in Maui

Great staff, location and resort. The breakfast buffet was delicious. The Luau was very entertaining and the drinks and food were also very good. The resort is very nice. The grounds are well kept and beautiful. The rooms are very clean, comfortable and quiet. Location is the best for me, on the beach, a stone, paved beach path that leads north going pass many beach accesses, pools, bars and restaurants. Whalers village is on this path so you don't need to drive to get around the area. Lahaina is just a few miles south if you do want to drive and need access to Safeway or Walgreens as well as some great oceanside restaurants. Be sure to check with the great concierge staff about the dinner sail cruise, chocolate or pineapple tour as they are very good options.

We were extremely satisfied with all aspects of our stay. The staff member who helped us check in and out was amazing. He kindly upgraded our room and fully explained all the components included in our stay package regarding breakfast and resort fees. Super helpful! We ate at every restaurant and absolutely loved the quality of the food, service, and overall ambience of each site. Just wanted to add that we were traveling with our 9 year old with severe autism and are always viewing resorts and attractions through a disability lens. I was extremely happy with the services and options Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa provided. I had requested a disability accommodation through Costco, kindly asking for a centralized room for us to more easily return to our room to needed (for meltdowns and pull up changes) and was beyond grateful when our room was upgraded to an ocean view room as central as possible in the Atrium tower on the "first" floor. This truly made a huge difference to us. My son would wake up and sit on the balcony just smiling and watching the waves and pool (giving us a needed break lol). The breakfast buffet served bacon and yogurt everyday and fries were available at Umalu, which made our meals much easier given his limited food preferences.

We spent our anniversary at the Hyatt Regency Maui and it exceeded our expectations. As World of Hyatt members, we were upgraded to a top-floor ocean view room with Regency Club access. The room was clean, spacious, and had incredible views. Free refillable water bottles provided as well as juice (and chocolate covered strawberries and champagne for our anniversary). The resort is beautiful and well run. We enjoyed all the pools (kids would have loved the slides but we left them back home), beach access, and quiet walks along the Ka’anapali path. The fitness center was well-equipped and had great views of the ocean—one of the best we’ve seen at any resort. The Regency Club was a nice bonus with great breakfast options (including gluten free) and daytime and evening snacks. Especially loved the latte machine. Staff were consistently friendly and helpful. Overall, a fantastic stay—we’d gladly return.

Excellent stay at the Hyatt! We liked being at the end of the very busy Kaanapali boardwalk- still convenient to all the stores and restaurants but not in the crowds. Staff- esp valets and concierge- was extremely helpful and very friendly. Had a double queen room with partial view. The room was clean, well laid out and had lots of space and places for all of our stuff. “Partial” view of pool and the ocean was great. Glad I didn’t pay to upgrade for full view. The only “negative” of our stay was that the beach is undergoing dune restoration so the beach area is pretty small. Depending on the time of day there was not a lot, if any, room to just sit on the beach. Overall it was a great stay!

First time visiting Maui! Spent 5 wonderful nights at the Hyatt Regency Maui, and it was the perfect base for exploring Lahaina. Highlights: *Great location — easy access to restaurants, shops, and nearby attractions (especially if you have a car) *Oceanfront upgrade with stunning sunset views *Club access made mornings and mid-day snacks super convenient *Beautiful grounds with friendly animals and well-maintained landscaping *Quick valet service and consistently friendly, helpful staff *Pretty beach perfect for walks and memorable photos *Pool area was on the smaller side with close-set chairs, but seating was still easy to find

Just home for a great stay here! It was a quick trip for us but we were upgraded to a garden view suite. The room was huge. Had a half bath plus full bath, separate living room and two balconies. There was also a partial view of the ocean! The room was clean, could use a little bit of updating but overall great. For being titanium elite, we received a few fun perks. One being daily chocolate from the front desk. We would go pick it up and there is a different flavor each day. I found this to be a fun little added touch! You can also select breakfast credit which can be used at either coffee place. We always did Starbucks, you get a coffee, pastry and fruit for 2 and we upgraded to a hot sandwich a couple days. Very nice for a quick option on our way to the beach. All the staff we met was great and helpful. Danny at the beach was particularly awesome! This resort is big, so there is a lot of walking but being so spread out it never felt crowded. We could always get a chair on the beach and usually there were plenty of chairs at the pool in the afternoon. We only went to the adult pool, it is wonderful and quiet. Overall, we loved this resort and we will be back!!

Overall, great place to stay with a modern Hawaiian comfortable decor. Although the website says recently renovated, the rugs & carpet could use some updating. The outdoor rug on the lenai definitely caused a tripping hazard. There should also be nightstands on the other sides of the beds. The shower was nice with an adjustable head. Towels and bedding are super comfortable. The pools are clean and well-maintained. The kids' Adventure pool is not as crazy as you'd think, maybe because it's not huge. We were generally able to find lounge chairs. I wish they'd get sturdier umbrellas because they constantly take them down with the wind. We really enjoyed the Hawaiian cultural activities with Lilinoe and Mei. They were educational and enjoyable. Sitting in the courtyard was lovely. The Grand Lenai is so pretty. The bars & restaurants are incredibly expensive, but the service and the food are great. Jhon Boy, Tim, and Aaron were great at the Sunset bar. LOVED the valet - texting them, we never had to wait for our car. They were super friendly too. The gym was nice & we did a couple classes in the morning by the ocean, which was nice. Only issue was the tsunami handling that was surprisingly disorganized. I understand it was a crisis, but their communication left a lot to be desired. Very unexpected from a Marriott property.

Our overall experience at the Wailea Beach Resort was excellent! We found our room to be clean, spacious and comfortable; ours was an oceanfront room and had a great view looking west where we could see incredible sunsets from our balcony! The hotel offers a luau that felt very authentic (the master of ceremonies and the performers seemed to take their roles with sincere care and respect, yet they definitely looked like they were having fun, which helped all in attendance enjoy the show more!). Food at the luau and restaurants at the hotel was excellent. Being at the southwestern most side of the island, the surrounding area was very quiet and pleasant, with lots of small restaurants and shops to explore. The beaches around the resort were very nice to bath in. Hotel was about 25 min drive from the airport, so not too bad. We recommend the Wailea Beach Resort for anyone staying in Maui!

Wailea Beach Resort is the perfect blend of luxury, relaxation, and aloha spirit. The property is absolutely stunning — from oceanfront pools to lush tropical landscaping, every view feels like a postcard. The staff go above and beyond to make you feel special and welcomed. Rooms are modern, clean, and super comfortable with incredible ocean views. The infinity pool and cabanas are unbeatable, and the sunset walks along the beach are magical. Everything here feels peaceful and perfectly Maui. Highly recommend!

Just what I was looking for! I’m a teacher who also just finished teaching summer school so I was looking for a quieter property that was not a kid magnet and the adult pool area provided just that! Room category paid for was partial ocean but got a beautiful ocean view! We were 3 rooms away from oceanfront. Check in was easy. Blue bracelets are way better than key cards. Plenty of pool chairs. No need to wake early to save chairs. I liked that beach wasn’t directly in front of property- made it less crowded. Beach just a short, easy, less than 5 minute walk to the left to the beautiful Wailea beach or 5 minutes to the right to smaller Ulua Beach. Best snorkeling ever at Ulua Beach. Saw hundreds of fish. Rent snorkeling equipment right on property for reasonable rate. We loved our time here. No more Grand Wailea for us. Definitely coming back here to Marriott Wailea Beach Resort.

I’m not a fan of writing all sorts of reviews, but in this case I want to share my impressions from the point of view of an elderly person: amazing attitude towards us from the first to the last moment, thank you dear Irene and Ivy for doing above and beyond to upgrade us to the most comfortable room, taking into account our needs. Thank you dear Betty! thanks to you our room sparkled with cleanliness and freshness! for providing us with everything we needed! For those who like to swim and snorkel in sea water: amazing! crystal clear water with striped fishes and turtles that are not afraid of people! sandy beach and sandy bottom, convenient to get in and out - important if you are over 65.. Unlimited beach towels. For pool lovers: great! a lot of sun loungers, the pool is large and has different depths: gradually up to 1.5m and up to 2.5m, which is great for tall people. The water is always fresh and clean. Complementary Trolley bus will take you to the Whaler Village for shopping and to visit restaurants or to buy food in the ABC stores. With UBER about $10 to Safeway. From and to the airport about 45 min, UBER $82-$92. Finally: we had a great vacation, and of course we are already planning to come to our Sheraton next May!

We checked in on a Thursday and right away we were upgraded to a suite, I looked up the price of the room and it was double of what I originally booked. We originally in a Moana with a lanai which is in a really far part of the resort that I didn't know when I booked it so we were very happy with the upgrade to the ohana suite which is centrally located and has its own living room and a third Murphy bed which would be perfect for a family. The beach there is amazing, you do have to rent chairs and an umbrella but on the second day we were given chairs by a nice couple so we only had to rent an umbrella the rest of the time which is about $45 a day. I think we went in a shoulder season because the beach wasn't that busy but I could see it getting busy because it's such a good location and the snorkeling is beyond. We saw turtles which after a few days so you can turtles more common but also a deal and spotted eagle rays. The food was really good you just have to do your research on the restaurants beforehand, having a Starbucks on premise and being able to have a smaller breakfast did help save some money. You're also able to order food to the resort like order pizza so if you don't want to eat at the resort every meal you don't have to but the food especially at the cliff dive grill was really really good. The staff were friendly and helpful and the resort even though it was built in 1963, to be was up to par. Well hopefully be returning!

The last time we came, the staff recommended we come back in early March to watch the whales, what a great idea! The whale watching was just incredible from our balcony in the Moana building. If you like peace and quiet, the Moana building is definitely the place for you. The rooms are old so you have to be prepared for a bump or crack on the furniture, but the views can’t be beat in the staff. Here is so welcoming. From our favorite waitress at mai tai’s Jules, to Nelson in the main restaurant to the food manager. Chiara everyone is so welcoming and kind. The bell hop staff hustles all the time with big smiles on their face and a welcoming cold bottle of water. We come here for the peace and quiet of nature we spend our sitting in our balcony whale watching birdwatching stargazing are fabulous here if you want a lively environment. Probably want a different part of the resort and they’ll be happy to put you in a room with a lot of enthusiasm and liveliness. But we come for the peace and quiet so Moana is right for us. We’re always looking forward to our next visit. What more can you say about a place to stay?

We had a great 10 night stay at the Sheraton! Outside of our safe not working (someone came within 20 mins to fix), and bathroom not super clean when we checked in, we had a great stay! We lucked out and somehow got the breakfast buffet included with our room - it was amazing, with the hot choices changing daily. The staff were very friendly and awesome anytime we had to deal with them. We were travelling at an off-peak time (early Feb), as hardly any children or noise at all. The resort is quite spread out, which I much prefer rather than the closed in and crowded resorts down the strip. We ate at every restaurant at the resort as well, food was amazing every time. I found the resort to be clean, there were always beach chairs available around the pool. I can't say enough about the resort. I don't know why it's not rated higher? I'm already wanting to plan our next trip back! (Just wish it wasn't soooo expensive!)

We recently stayed at the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa for 10 nights to celebrate our 50th anniversary. We booked an ocean view. We checked in after being up and traveling for about 20 hours. We had a 9 ½ flight and a 5 hour time change. We were told we were being upgraded to a deluxe room for our anniversary. Of course we thought that was great. We did not see what was deluxe about it. It looked like any other hotel room we have stayed in. After our jet leg wore off and we took a 12 hour Road to Hana tour we had more time to spend at the hotel. We started realizing we were actually downgraded not upgraded. We were given a resort view. We could see only a tiny bit of the ocean in the distance if we stood in the corner of our room in front of the sliding door. We let the travel agent know that we wanted a refund for the additional money we paid for an ocean view since we did not get one. We were told if we could see any part of the ocean from our balcony that is considered an ocean view. If we had been told this we would not have paid for an ocean view. We did enjoy our stay. It is a nice hotel and good location. We prebooked the breakfast buffet which was very good. The pools are nice. But you do have to save a chair by the pool early since they sell day passes to the hotel.

The exterior of the hotel is dated but room interiors are good/acceptable, with size of rooms and kitchenettes a huge plus. Pool area is great and wonderful Jacuzzi. Staff was very friendly. Worth the price.

Reserved this for family of four. The property is older, recently acquired by Hilton Grand Vacations. It is in a row of resorts but somewhat out of the way, on the other side of Lana'I, which was devastated by fire. The room itself was great, a large 2 bedroom with 2 showers, a large wrap around balcony, full dining area with kitchen. The master suite had sinks, a soaking tub and separate shower and was as large as some hotel rooms. It would be great for extended stay as it is expansive. The second bedroom had two twin beds and the living room had a pull out couch. Staff were friendly and helpful, the gift shop was lovely and had great souvenirs. The pool area was lovely and there was a lounge area. While there is beach access, the beaches in Hawaii can't be privately owned and it is shared with the other resorts. Therefore, there isn't the usual setup of loungers. The shore is also kind of rocky. There is a food truck park just outside the resort entrance, easily walkable. Food at the resort was somewhat limited, offered a breakfast buffet for $25 per person. While there was entertainment, it was quiet, seemed to be mostly retirees. There's a luau at the hotel, which I didn't know until after I reserve a luau elsewhere. There's a small shopping center across the street, with a few restaurants. Newer, upscale shopping center around 10 minutes away. Overall, nice hotel, not as many "frills" as elsewhere but we enjoyed it.

We loved our stay here! The location was perfect. The property is right on the beach, so you have views of the ocean from the pool. We also had a great ocean view from our room. Because the hotel is not part of the greater resort village, it felt less busy and almost like having a private beach. However, it was still close to a great food truck park and the other resort restaurants and shopping. The property was clean and well cared for. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We had no complaints whatsoever and would all stay here again if we come back to Maui.

Here’s a polished and professional rewording of your review for Expedia: ⸻ We had a great stay at this hotel! The room was very nice, and the bathroom was spacious with plenty of counter space. The shower had a rain-style head, which was a nice touch, though we had a bit of trouble figuring out how to use it at first. The kitchenette was extremely well-stocked—it had everything we needed, including scissors, a bottle opener, wine opener, rice cooker, and decent knives. The coffee maker was a little tricky, but thankfully, clear instructions were provided in one of the drawers. Beds were comfortable, and we slept well. Ceiling fans in both the bedroom and living room helped keep things cool. The only minor issue was that the air conditioning seemed to turn off at a certain time during the night, which made it a bit stuffy, but it wasn’t a big deal. The pool area was clean and pleasant. Although the hotel asks guests not to reserve lounge chairs, some people still did. The waterslide looked fun, though we didn’t try it. We also didn’t use the beach chairs, but they seemed popular. One thing to note—the towel policy was a little frustrating. On our first day, we left early for the Road to Hāna, and it seemed like the staff were reluctant to provide more towels than the number of towel cards issued. However, it didn’t end up being a major problem, especially around the pool. Each floor only has one washer and dryer, so keep that in mind if you plan to do laundry

Warm and friendly staff. Well maintained grounds. Clean and spacious room. Walkable with easy access to the beach. Plentiful parking. Great food and drink options. Lots of onsite activities. Was told the property was sold out during our stay but the pool deck and adjacent beach were never crowded. The whole family had a great time and will visit again in the future.

The exterior of the hotel is dated but room interiors are good/acceptable, with size of rooms and kitchenettes a huge plus. Pool area is great and wonderful Jacuzzi. Staff was very friendly. Worth the price.

The pool and jacuzzi. The room was fantastic and large with a stunning view. Beautiful hotel.

Reserved this for family of four. The property is older, recently acquired by Hilton Grand Vacations. It is in a row of resorts but somewhat out of the way, on the other side of Lana'I, which was devastated by fire. The room itself was great, a large 2 bedroom with 2 showers, a large wrap around balcony, full dining area with kitchen. The master suite had sinks, a soaking tub and separate shower and was as large as some hotel rooms. It would be great for extended stay as it is expansive. The second bedroom had two twin beds and the living room had a pull out couch. Staff were friendly and helpful, the gift shop was lovely and had great souvenirs. The pool area was lovely and there was a lounge area. While there is beach access, the beaches in Hawaii can't be privately owned and it is shared with the other resorts. Therefore, there isn't the usual setup of loungers. The shore is also kind of rocky. There is a food truck park just outside the resort entrance, easily walkable. Food at the resort was somewhat limited, offered a breakfast buffet for $25 per person. While there was entertainment, it was quiet, seemed to be mostly retirees. There's a luau at the hotel, which I didn't know until after I reserve a luau elsewhere. There's a small shopping center across the street, with a few restaurants. Newer, upscale shopping center around 10 minutes away. Overall, nice hotel, not as many "frills" as elsewhere but we enjoyed it.

We loved our stay here! The location was perfect. The property is right on the beach, so you have views of the ocean from the pool. We also had a great ocean view from our room. Because the hotel is not part of the greater resort village, it felt less busy and almost like having a private beach. However, it was still close to a great food truck park and the other resort restaurants and shopping. The property was clean and well cared for. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We had no complaints whatsoever and would all stay here again if we come back to Maui.

Here’s a polished and professional rewording of your review for Expedia: ⸻ We had a great stay at this hotel! The room was very nice, and the bathroom was spacious with plenty of counter space. The shower had a rain-style head, which was a nice touch, though we had a bit of trouble figuring out how to use it at first. The kitchenette was extremely well-stocked—it had everything we needed, including scissors, a bottle opener, wine opener, rice cooker, and decent knives. The coffee maker was a little tricky, but thankfully, clear instructions were provided in one of the drawers. Beds were comfortable, and we slept well. Ceiling fans in both the bedroom and living room helped keep things cool. The only minor issue was that the air conditioning seemed to turn off at a certain time during the night, which made it a bit stuffy, but it wasn’t a big deal. The pool area was clean and pleasant. Although the hotel asks guests not to reserve lounge chairs, some people still did. The waterslide looked fun, though we didn’t try it. We also didn’t use the beach chairs, but they seemed popular. One thing to note—the towel policy was a little frustrating. On our first day, we left early for the Road to Hāna, and it seemed like the staff were reluctant to provide more towels than the number of towel cards issued. However, it didn’t end up being a major problem, especially around the pool. Each floor only has one washer and dryer, so keep that in mind if you plan to do laundry

The property is stunning, with the landscaping and beach being my favorite parts. The beach is beautiful, and the complimentary chair setup, along with activities like snorkeling and paddleboarding, made for a perfect beach day. The pools are well-kept, though shallow (only about 4 feet deep) and not particularly special beyond the views. Still, I enjoyed taking a dip and relaxing in the hot tub every night. The rooms are comfortable, with a spacious shower and soaking tub. The bed was extremely comfortable, which is high praise from a picky sleeper like me. However, there are some issues—like the shower lacking shelves for products and leaking into the bathroom. The doors were also awkward and hard to maneuver. While the soaking tub was a great feature, it took nearly 40 minutes to fill. I felt misled by the promise of "free" mini-fridge snacks and drinks. In reality, this meant one bag of chips (daily) and one canned drink per person. We received cookies on the first day but never again. My only major complaint was the lack of personable service at check-in and check-out, especially considering this was our honeymoon. I expected a bit more acknowledgment. On the food front, the brunch was excellent every time we went, with plenty of delicious options. My favorites were the mochi waffles, crispy potatoes, and made-to-order eggs. However, the Chef’s Table was underwhelming and not worth the price.

This place is absolutely magical. Perfectly situated on the most beautiful oceanfront property among lush gardens and swaying palm trees. It indeed feels like an exclusive boutique hotel. The service was stellar, the plentiful and delicious buffet breakfast should not be missed, the spa is dreamy, and the pools and private beach are glorious. The only downside is that 2 of the 3 restaurants on-site are specialty, signature restaurants, leaving only one option for more standard fare, and the food options there are very limited. With only a few restaurant options off-property, it would be helpful if the hotel doubled the standard fare food options. But, in spite of that, we will definitely be back.

We stayed for 2 weeks with two kids 11 and 13 yo. It was our fist trip to Hawaii, and we’re so happy to stay in beautiful Andaz. We visited all neighboring hotels for lunch/dinner, and came to the conclusion that Andaz is the best - great balance of comfort, quietness, and nice choice of activities (awesome snorkeling, playground , many pools, live music). The best beach, cosy and calm before noon for swimming, and choppy afternoon for boogie boarding. Special thanks for every member of the Andaz team - you’re so friendly, professional, and helpful. it was a pleasure to be your guests!

We just stayed from august 26-sept 1. Many people canceled trips to Maui during that time period so maybe we were very spoiled by all the great service and quiet atmosphere. The resort itself is beautiful and clean and full of helpful, laid back and happy people. My only complaint is the usual buffet breakfast was not available due to the staff not being able to keep up with the demands of making everything at this time. The breakfast was still amazing, just a little bit limited.

This property has some incredible views and beaches. Rooms are spacious (although not necessarily 5 star luxurious) but they are designed for people who are at the pool and beach all day. We had enough room for my son to have his own space and bathroom. The staff are friendly. There are plenty of pools and you have all the regular facilities you need. Some good dining options onsite too including a convenient cafe. Parking, access to spa and resort fees are irritating but not unusual. We particularly thought the hotel did an amazing job with the Luai and would highly recommend it.