Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa

This was our second visit in two years. We love this resort! The resort grounds are kept well with beautiful birds throughout. We also enjoyed the food at the restaurants, especially the Mochiko Chicken and Hurricane Fries.

I was impressed by this resort, the pool area here and the sister hotel are great and really felt like a resort! Unfortunately the beach is non-existent, that sad but the truth. I thought the service was great and felt the "benefits" of being an explorist level hyatt member. While the location was the "end" of the kaanapali strip hotels, it was still walkable. The room was a decent size with 2 queen bed and overall really clean hotel. I'm glad I booked this one

Had done alot of research on this property prior, every staff member was kind, friendly and welcoming. The property is beautiful, room was nice and cool, top floor with oceanfront lanai, could not had asked for better! Kids loved the regency Club, pool, penguins and birds. The lei and kukui nut bracelet making were fun for my daughter & myself to do together. We will definitely be back, hopefully soon! Absolutely love Hyatt Regency Maui!

Excellent trip! We enjoyed some of the complimentary activities and some paid experiences, kids loved the mermaid session and the lei and bracelet making sessions. Absolutely loved the club access and it made it easy with the kids.

The best part of our first vacation to Hawaii was unquestionably the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa, an expansive, beautifully landscaped and inviting place to stay. We typically travel to Europe and spend very little time at the hotel or on the grounds, instead exploring cities and historical attractions. This hotel turned out to be the main attraction in Maui. Our room was spacious and comfortable, overlooking the beautiful grounds and ocean. The breakfast buffet at Swan Court had an ever-changing variety of food and was better than any Europe has to offer. The menus at the on-site restaurants -- Japengo, Umalu (poolside), Son'z Steakhouse -- were unique and offered delicious options. (Try the lobster ravioli with the small lobster tail on top at Son'z.) We made two reservation mistakes weeks ahead of our trip: 1) dinner at the heralded Merriman's restaurant, where the food was served on chipped plates and was not as good as that served at the Hyatt, and 2) the Old Lahaina Luau, which had good food but a boring Hawaiian show, instead of the Drums of the Pacific Luau at the Hyatt, which appeared to have a more varied set of performances. If you are into water sports, Maui is the place to be; if you are into touring and seeing interesting sites, Maui comes up short. Thus, the Hyatt turned out to be our Hawaiian Paradise: walkable, uncluttered and comfortable, with many options and a staff full of personable and helpful people. We won't be returning to Maui, but if we did, we would return to the Hyatt.