Maui Hotels

When planning your trip to Maui, you'll have to decide which part of the island you'd like to stay. Each area has its own unique feel.

Where you decide to stay is really a matter of personal preference. What do you plan to do while in Maui? How much are you willing to spend on your accomodations? What activities are you planning for your Maui trip?

All of these factors come into play when you decide which hotel to stay at while in Maui on vacation.

Wailea
Wailea is a newer area of the island. It has some amazing resort hotels that are sure to satisfy even the most discriminating traveler.

Here is a quick-reference list for hotels and resorts in the Wailea area:

- Grand Wailea
(grandwailea.com

- Fairmont Kea Lani
(fairmont.com/kealani)

- Four Seasons Resort
(fourseasons.com/maui/)

- Maui Prince Hotel
(princeresortshawaii.com)

- Renaissance Hotel
(marriott.com/property/propertypage/HNMRN)

- Wailea Marriott
(marriott.com/property/propertypage.mi?marshaCode=HNMMC)

Hana
Hana, on the East side of the island, is really a place to escape, and enjoy the beauty of the island.

Here is information on hotels in Hana:

- Hotel Hana
(hotelhanamaui.com)

- Hana Kai Maui Hotel
(hanakaimaui.com)

Kapalua
Kapalua, on the North-Western corner of the island is really centrally located for those wishing to venture out to Hana, or down to Lahaina. Then again, you might never want to leave the Kapalua area.

- Ritz Carlton Kapalua
(ritzcarlton.com/resorts/kapalua/)

- Kapalua Bay Hotel
(kapaluamaui.com/accommodations/kapaluabay/)

Kaanapali Beach

- Kaanapali Beach Hotel Resort
(kbhmaui.com/resort/main.html)