Hotels in Hana, Hawaii

Located on the island of Maui, Hana is relatively isolated and the last undeveloped land on the island. Hana is known for the Hamoa, Koki and Kaihalulu Beaches. It is also home to a number of sites that showcase the area's natural beauty, such as the Waianapanapa State Park and the Haleakala National Park, plus Kahanu Garden, a tropical botanical garden, and Wailua Falls. Island activities include hang gliding, kayaking, snorkeling, horseback riding, sports fishing and self-guided cave tours.

Hotel Hana-Maui

The Hotel Hana-Maui is located at the end of the Hana Highway on the eastern coast of Maui and offers complimentary hourly shuttles to Hamoa Beach. Room amenities include daily-replenished fresh fruit and snacks, plus gourmet teas, locally-grown coffee and soft drinks. There are complimentary robes, make-up mirror and hairdryer, plus ironing equipment and an in-room safe, but no clocks, radios or televisions in the rooms. Complimentary high speed Internet is available in the resort's Club Room.

The resort provides bicycles, boogie boards, snorkeling equipment, croquet equipment, 3-hole practice golf, a fitness center and walking and hiking trails. The hotel amenities include two swimming pools, a hot tub and a spa where guests can get a relaxing massage or facial, plus a library and gift shops. Dining is available at the Ka'uiki restaurant with a menu that features local cuisine, or at the onsite Hana Ranch Restaurant for casual dining.

Hotel Hana-Maui
5031 Hana Highway
Hana, Maui, HI 96713
(808) 248-8211
hotelhanamaui.com

Hana Kai Maui

Hana Kai Maui is a condominium resort located at Waikaloa Beach on Hana Bay. Hana Kai Maui offers beautiful rooms with gorgeous ocean views, right on the beach. There are one and two bedroom suites and studio condominiums all with fully equipped kitchens and free Wi-Fi. Other amenities include free beach towels and laundry facilities. In the town of Hana, guests will find kayaking, horseback riding, massages, unique restaurants and tennis courts.

Hana Kai Maui
4865 Uakea Road
Hana, Maui, Hawaii 96713
800-346-2772
hanakaimaui.com

Hana Bay Hale

Hana Bay Hale includes oceanfront cottages overlooking the beautiful Hana Bay. Hana Bay Hale's lodging is comprised of bungalows furnished with a fully functional kitchen, a king sized bed, oceanfront deck, outdoor gas grill, satellite TV, DVD player and wireless Internet.

Right next door to the resort, is the Hana Cultural Center and Museum, where guests can learn about Hana's history and culture. The Hana Bay Beach Park is also just a short walk away. This is a great place for visitors to grab something to eat or go swimming. Activities located close to the resort also include hang gliding, visiting the Kahanu Gardens (tropical botanical gardens), kayaking, snorkeling, surfing and horseback riding.

Hana Bay Hale
Hana Bay
Maui, Hawaii 96713
800-471-8082
hanabayhale.com

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Article Written By CL Hendricks

CL Hendricks has been writing professionally for four years, primarily content for a variety of websites she designed and managed. For Demand Studios she prefers writing about medical conditions and symptoms, alternative medicine, and survival preparedness, often drawing on personal experience or training to guide the direction of the articles.

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