Maui Hotels & Resorts

Maui Hotels & Resorts
Travelers escape to the island of Maui to experience the endless beaches along the Pacific Ocean, eat Hawaiian cuisine and see some authentic luaus. These resorts include those amenities, along with comfortable accommodations and even some child and pet-friendly rooms. From aquatic playgrounds to Polynesian luaus to first-class spas, these resorts go the extra step in providing fun and relaxation.

Four Seasons Resort Maui

Surrounded by Wailea's exotic gardens and flowering trees, this U-shaped resort features ocean-view accommodations, three restaurants and a plethora of activities, including a championship canoe team. Each guest room includes Hawaiian decor, an oversized soaking tub and free Internet access with a photo card reader. Guests can enjoy the warm weather by taking scuba lessons, swimming in the two sparkling pools or learning canoeing from the resort's championship team. The resort's restaurants include Spago, which offers Hawaiian and Californian cuisine, and Duo, which specializes in both steak and seafood.

Four Seasons Resort Maui
3900 Wailea Alanui
Maui, HI 96753
(808) 874-8000
www.fourseasons.com/maui

Maui Hyatt Regency

Nestled by more than 40 acres on the Kaanapali Beach, this family-friendly waterfront resort offers a water park, traditional luau and a Hawaiian spa in addition to 806 guest rooms with mountain or ocean views. After a day of sightseeing, families can enjoy cooling off in the resort's freshwater pools, which feature water slides, underwater caves and a rope swing. If they prefer, parents can receive spa treatments at Spa Moana, which uses Hawaiian botanicals and aromatherapy to soothe while their children learn how to hula and make leis at Camp Hyatt. In the evening, families should consider reserving their seats at the luau, which features music and dancing from Hawaii, Tahiti and Fiji, along with a traditional imu ceremony and Hawaiian dinner buffet.

Maui Hyatt Regency
200 Nohea Kai Drive
Lahaina, HI 96761
(808) 661-1234
www.maui.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels

Westin Maui

Featuring views of Lana'i and Moloka'I, this beachfront resort offers a selection of water activities, a Polynesian luau and discounted excursions. Each of the 759 guest rooms are smoke free, come with plush bedding, and are pet friendly. Guests can go snorkeling, scuba diving or take surfing lessons. They can splash around in the 87,000-square-foot aquatic playground, including five pools, two water slides and a relaxing whirlpool tub. The resort features discounted excursions to view humpback whales or experience a entire day of snorkeling.

Westin Maui
2365 Kaanapali Parkway
Lahaina, HI 96761
(808) 661-5764
www.westinmaui.com

Article Written By Laura Nowak

Laura Nowak is a freelance writer who combines her love of travel and research to write travel articles. She has been published in various print and online publications, including the "Western Herald," where she wrote arts and entertainment articles. Nowak earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in practical writing from Western Michigan University.

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