Hana-Maui Resort

We absolutely loved this place From the moment we were checked in. Jose checked us in, while the General Manager brought us welcome drinks. Our first night at dinner, Jose dropped by to see if everything was to our liking and then brought Michelle, the Head Chef out to meet us. Everyone acted as though we were all old friends. Michelle, the concierge hooked us up with Kai, who toured us on the Road to Hāna. Turns out he is a local celebrity of sorts. Everyone knew him and again we felt as though we were all old friends. The accommodations were out of this world, with the soft roll of the ocean right outside our door. On about our 4th day we decided to walk to the bamboo forest and were met by a young man who called us by name as he was coming down the trail. It was Jose. Several days after checking us in, he still remembered our names. Be sure and stop by the Spa and meet Luna and tell her she is a “pretty cutie.” The resident minor bird is an attraction by herself. I could go on and on, but bottom line. This is the place.

We stayed in one of the ocean front bungalows, had a hot tub on the deck and a whirlpool tub in the bathroom, two outdoor showers. The place was so relaxing. No TV’s anywhere, forced to relax and enjoy the landscaping and scenery. Many pools on the premises, staff where wonderful, golf carts will pick you up and take you everywhere. Highly recommend

Hana is a beautiful and peaceful area. As World of Hyatt Globalists, we were treated well and upgraded to an oceanfront bungalow from the Garden Suite we had booked using a Suite Upgrade Award. The bungalow was roomy, but could definitely use some love as far as maintenance and updating. Compared to other Maui/Hawaii resorts in the same price range, we found it to be slightly below the standards. Most of the staff (general manager, golf cart drivers) were friendly and engaging.

Hana is truly heavenly and one of the world's most beautiful places. Alas, as a result of Covid, the resort's luxe restaurant no longer offers lunch and dinner. The breakfast there is good, but guests now must walk several hundred yards past food trucks down the highway--no sidewalk, no lights at night--to a new restaurant whose offerings are far below what would would expect at a $1,000-a night resort. What a disappointment. If you stay here, the views are idyllic, the service is very good, but if you expect fine--and safe--dining, many other resorts in Hawaii provide that and at lower prices.

Wonderful large rooms. Rooms are Great for the family. These are seperate units. Great location for hikes. Very friendly.