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1. Yonegan Maui Getaways - Haiku

Haiku

Matt

P18,775 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 6 - Oct 7

A modern house with a covered porch, a dining area, and a barbecue grill.

2. Paia Inn

Paia

Jordan

P20,548 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 8 - Oct 9

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Top Haiku Hotel Reviews

Aston Maui Hill

10/10 Excellent

"Worth the price"

Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort - a concept by Hyatt

10/10 Excellent

"We really enjoyed our stay. We booked 2 weeks but ended up leaving a couple days early because of the potential hurricane threat. Staff was amazing!! Everyone was so very friendly! Loved the walking path to other hotels, shops, restaurants! Rooms were nice, loved the coffee, chips, cookies, cute reusable bag provided. Wished it had another mirror somewhere to get ready while another was showering and wished there was more space for clothes. Though again we were there for 2 weeks so had a lot. They had full sized shampoo, conditioner, body wash, ironing board and cloths steamer, nice hair dryer and robes. Small reusable water bottles with ice and water available on each floor. Food by the pool was good. We rented a car for part of our stay, so super close to Kīhei for food, other beaches, shops but $60/day to park and had to use valet. Pools were beautiful! Reef safe sunscreen 30 & 50 were provided at every pool. We were a little disappointed that 2 pools were being worked on and we didn’t know it beforehand. Very noisy at one pool M-F for hours. And limited shady spots, and if windy, shade umbrellas had to come down. You could purchase cabanas in the shade for an extra $250 I believe but many sat empty at all pools. Beach was rough after the storm (can’t be helped because of weather) but no one was working on steps, path to get down to the beach. Other hotels were on it days after it happened… just something to be prepared, aware of. We were able to snorkel."

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