Please do not stay here, and think very carefully before booking anything managed by CoralTree…read more We have experienced one problem after another since the moment we checked in, from not receiving the access code or necessary arrival information, to issues with the cable, cleanliness, and the condition of the condo itself, which is outdated and does not reflect the price we are paying. The most serious issue, however, has been persistent noise and physical vibrations coming from equipment associated with the unit below us. Despite multiple attempts to address the problem which was confirmed by CoralTree was an issue. We continued to experience both the noise and physical vibrations through the floor of our living room. They selectivly do not respond when they are requested to handle the issue which is unacceptable. They have done the same with Booking.com. Unfortunately, the way CoralTree has handled the situation has been an absolute disgrace. We asked for a reasonable solution, either relocate us to another suitable unit or allow us to cancel the remainder of our stay with a refund so that we could find alternative accommodation. CoralTree refused to provide either solution, effectively leaving us with no option other than to remain in accommodation where we were experiencing an ongoing disturbance. We have been incredibly patient and have given CoralTree multiple opportunities to resolve the problems. Instead of feeling supported as paying guests, we have spent a significant part of our vacation dealing with complaints, maintenance visits, correspondence, and trying to get basic assistance from the company responsible for managing our stay. The level of service, quality, comfort, and hospitality we have received does not come close to reflecting the price we are paying. We also booked believing that Wailea Grand Champions would provide something closer to a resort experience. In reality, it is a condominium complex with a mix of vacation rentals and permanent residents, and there appear to be tensions surrounding the rental units. We have unfortunately also experienced problems with the HOA during our stay. As paying guests on vacation, we should not have to deal with whatever issues exist between vacation rentals, residents, property management, and the HOA. The only genuinely positive part of our experience has been the maintenance staff. CoralTree management, however, has completely failed us when we actually needed guest support. At this point, CoralTree feels like the Temu version of Airbnb, except at premium prices. What should have been a peaceful and beautiful vacation on Maui has instead been consumed by problems and by our attempts to get CoralTree to provide a reasonable solution. On a final note, I strongly encourage anyone considering booking with CoralTree to read the other negative reviews carefully. One particularly disturbing review describes a family whose trip had to be cancelled because of a natural disaster, yet, according to their review, CoralTree refused to issue them a refund. Reading that experience after seeing how CoralTree has handled our own situation was deeply concerning. When you are spending a significant amount of money on a vacation, you should be able to trust that the company you are booking with will show some level of responsibility, flexibility, and basic human compassion when something genuinely goes wrong. Please save your money, time, and energy. Based on our experience, I would never book another property managed by CoralTree, and I strongly recommend that others think very carefully before doing so. If I could give zero stars I would.

we stayed for a month at #50. it is shoddy and appliances need updating. light bulb out on the…read morepatio. bulb not working in the chandelier. broken blinds. a/c broke in living room but was replaced, took 5 days. the washing machine broke half way through our stay and even though we were offered laundry service that doesn't work for daily use of beach towels etc. refrigerator crisper did not work. very uncomfortable pillows. loose mats that one could trip over, we picked those up. no mop provided to clean the floors. the whole place needs painting and updating. will not stay here again.

A hotel condo complex that is located near the Kmbeaches in Maui. I stayed in one of the condo…read morerooms that was part of the complex. Our room was nicely furnished with Hawaiian themed furniture and a palm Fran Fan that I thought was quite neat. The room 108a was clean and had adequate towels and a small kitchenette. It had no view. But it was relatively quiet and we were able to sleep well. The hotel has a parking structure, which is near the rooms getting can be challenging at prime time not to mention the speed bumps which are incredibly large) drive super slow over them your core suspension will thank you. Parking was included in the fee for the hotel. The few staff The location is good because it's near the beaches where there's good snorkeling. It is not a five star resort and the people who go to the this hotel and condo complex are not 5 star resort types. If you're looking for white Lotus, I would check another place. Overall, I'm not sure I would book this place again. It is a worthy consideration, depending on your needs. Once again, don't forget those pesky speed bumps.

(Gave the same review we wrote on the site we used to book our stay) The location of the property…read morewas great. The property location, right across the beach is what made the stay tolerable. Maui Banyan H-210...The property was infested with roaches. This is our third trip to Maui, and we understand that island living means there will be some pests. A few roaches here and there was expected. The other places we stayed at we have never encountered roaches. At Maui Banyan H-210, we were having to kill on average at least 10 roaches a day. This even after we went to the store and purchase bug spray. The front desk apparently did not have any nor did they offer a solution. We only used the oven once because when we turned it on at least 40 roaches came out. This after we had already sprayed the area the night before. This is not acceptable. According to their handbook the property is treated for pests regularly. This is not the case because we encountered more than what we should of for a place that was treated. The roaches were not only in the kitchen they were in the front bathroom, dining area, living area and even the primary bedroom. This particular property H-210 has not been maintained. The tile flooring was dirty. It looks liked it had not been mopped for a good while. The carpet was ridiculously stained and had not been vacuumed in a while. The sliding doors to the patio were not maintained and we struggled to opened them. The dining chairs were very stained and dirty. Shower floors and tub were both extremely dirty. Ceiling fan blades were coated with dirt/dust, apparently not maintained either. Furniture, curtains, windows, everything was super old, dirty, and worn. We should not have to make a trip to Walmart to buy bug spray and Lysol spray and Clorox wipes. Additionally, we needed to purchase a pillow because none was provided for the sofa bed. The safe did not work. We were on vacation and for the price we paid we should not have to be doing the housekeeping and maintenance of the unit. Everything was super old and dirty. The pictures posted on the internet for H-210 did not reflect the reality of the place.

Simply stated, the Wailea Elua Village is paradise. It is one of the most relaxing and enjoyable…read morevacations we have ever had in Hawaii. The condos are all individually owned and rented through a single agency/organization - but the 4 different rooms we had in our family were all great. We had one place (a two bedroom/2 bath) right on the grass field overlooking the water. It was heavenly to wake up in the morning and sit on the lanai listening to the birds and waves. Every evening we would gather en-mass on the lanai and have drinks and watch the splendor that is the Hawaiian sunset. It was awesome! Aside from the really nice accommodations, the grounds around the condos are impeccable. The landscaping is park-like. The crews are always working and they are artists. Perhaps the best thing about the place is the fact that you have access to a full kitchen. Yes, it would be great if we could have indulged ourselves a bit more with drinks by the pool (there are two pools - one more oriented toward families with kids), but heck we made our drinks and took them with us. And the full kitchen meant we could keep the kids happy all the time with food and snacks. Add to the whole package the fact that the Wailea Shopping Center is just a short walk away (and there is an upper end market at the shopping center) and the Wailea Elua Village truly is paradise. Will we stay here again? Oh yeah!

This wonderful property is a great place to stay on Maui. The owners have taken excellent care of…read morethe homes and many are available on VRBO and other locations. We can recommend our favorite unit, 701! Our friends Randy and Julie have a beautiful unit with a fantastic view and it's right next to Ulua beach. There snorkel sites right here and a great beach to go to!

Great host. It's in a great location with parking. The grounds are very peaceful. The perfect…read moretropical get away.

Pa'ia, HI. This is a great place to stay, it is quiet and…read morepeaceful, tucked away behind a wall with a rolling gate. You can park your car inside and walk to town. The grounds are carefully tended to, the rooms are pretty much spotless. Everything looks very clean and new. Great large bathroom and large shower that does'nt need a door. Unlimited hot water. The king bed is firm but comfortable. The outside kitchen area is perfect, you may share a refrigerator with others but the empty wine cooler serves as another refer. Price is pretty good when comparing to other B&B's in the area. The manager is awesome, he can even help you get a table at Momma's Fish House. Now that is service. Plenty of beach gear is available for guests also. They will do a lot to make sure your visit was a good one. I'll be back for sure.

I did indeed enjoy my stay at Hana Inn (formerly Joe's Rentals) during the 2 nights in January 2023…read morethat I was in East Maui. Great accommodations and clear instructions on procedures and policies that they send and communicate via e-mail. Also a wonderful location in the center of Hana Town. Loved how they had the kitchen set up and there was instant oatmeal and coffee among other things provided. In this post-COVID era, you are assigned exclusive use of a bathroom. Codes are provided in the e-mail a few days prior to your arrival...one is for the downstairs main living room and kitchen, and the other is for your room and assigned bathroom. The rates are reasonable and much cheaper than the resort or even other B&Bs nearby. I guess the only issue was having to deal with any mosquitos, knowing this side of the island tends to be more lush compared to places like Kihei and Lahaina. Luckily, I did have my own mosquito repellant, but maybe for those who are more prone to mosquito bites and may have forgotten to pack some with them, perhaps some bug repellent spray could be provided. Anyways, I hope to stay at Hana Inn again sometime down the road. It sure beats having to deal with the crazy and bad traffic where I live in Honolulu.

We stayed here for one night in November while making the loop drive on the Road to Hana. We stayed…read morein room #2 downstairs. We were immediately greeted by the friendly host/owner. The house and property are lovely and well maintained. I especially loved the fresh fruit provided (papaya and lilikoi) in the morning and eating it for breakfast on the beautiful front patio. There's a communal kitchen so you can talk and get to know fellow guests. The affordable price was also much appreciated!

I can't believe I get to be the first to review the Hamoa Bay Bungalow. In a way I don't want to…read morereveal this secret hidden heaven in Hana, Maui. At the same time I want to rave about how wonderful this stay was. A beautiful hidden gem located in Hana. There is an option of staying at the bungalow or at the guest house. We stayed at the bungalow in June for our upcoming 1 year wedding anniversary, the surroundings were breath taking. A time warp into the jungles of Maui. The bunglow is better suited for couples, it has one bed, a jetted tub, and the tub is located on the patio. Although there are no privacy windows surrounding the patio, you will feel very comfortable because of how high up you are in the bungalow and the number of tropical foliage surrounding the bungalow. Picture a 600 sq ft tree house for grown ups. As ironic as this may sound, a five star hotel normally would not have any critters running around, but I give this place a 5 star rating for the taste of serenity that I have not experienced at any other hotel before. Here in beautiful Hana, you get the true experience of sharing with nature. At night the geckos come out from the rafters of the bungalow and you share the home with the geckos. At night you hear them running across the glass. You also learn survival skills of turning off all lights in the bungalow and leaving on the magic moonlight switch on the patio to lure the bugs and geckos to one side of the home to feed the geckos. If you can live with the geckos and bugs, this is as close to heaven you can get. Without glass windows on the patio, it is instead covered by netting that allows the sounds of nature to come through, you can hear the ocean waves from coast of Hana Beach at night. In the morning you can hear the birds chirping. The short bursts of pouring Maui rain can also be heard and is a calming sound. The laundry machine is outdoors. You share with the guest house. The guest house is quite a distance from the bungalow and you do feel like you're alone even if you are on the same lot. The kitchen is stocked with all the cookingware you may need if you want to cook, dishes, utensils, and dining ware. The bungalow even has a coffee maker, toaster, and stove. In the garden patio, there is a barbecue that you can use. You will have to bring a bag of bbq coals with you unless the previous guest left some behind. The room also comes with a small radio with cd player and some Hawaiian CD's. This might sound cheesy now listening to Hawaiian music in Hawaii, but while you are staying there experiencing the rain, nature, and that feeling of bliss inside you, the Hawaiian music you listen to at the bungalow will be the sounds of serenity you will remember when you're back at your cubicle working the following week. There are a few cats that roam around the home, they live there, and if you're lucky enough, you'll get a happy greeting from them. You have to make a private reservation with the owner of this home to stay here. $225 per night plus 11.42% tax, 3 nights minimum reservation. We booked the minimum of 3 nights here to stay in Hana for the beginning of our trip in Maui and the rest of the trip in hotels in Kaanapali resort area, the first 3 nights was the highlight of our Maui trip. The reservation was a very simple process: 1) Email hamoabay@maui.net or call the owner at (808) 248-7884 asking if the dates you want to visit is available. We booked the trip around being able to stay at the bungalow, we were open to June or September. 2) After setting the available date and reserving, you provide a 50% deposit with the balance due 30 days in advance of the arrival date. You can book with your credit card over the phone. 3) You receive a confirmation receipt by email. 4) After final payment you get your secret directions to finding the hidden gem. 5) Upon arrival you call to tell the owner that you've arrived. 6) You try to cope with your much removed state from the busy life you've escaped from. 7) Day 2, you've succeeded in step 6. Now you explore Hana. 8) Day 3 (if you book only 3 days), you're now sad that you know that this is the last night at the bungalow. 9) Day 4, checking out. You're now sad you have to go and you actually say goodbye to the geckos. 10) Day 5, back at work. You think about booking a trip to Maui again to stay at the bungalow, Go for it! "This bungalow sure hit the spot. Tropical, remote, and romantic!"

Of all the places that I've stayed on all the Hawaiian islands, this place has left the biggest…read moreimpression on me. First of all you are tucked away in the jungle seemingly alone i.e. far from others staying there, and separated from nature by screening. Sounds of jungle birds are unreal! Since our bungalow was up in the trees and our view was of the treetops, we really felt like Tarzan and Jane. There is an Indonesian feel to the place. The shower seemed outdoors since on the lanai and surrounded by floor to ceiling screening. I loved the batik material panels surrounding the shower/tub. The breeze running through the bungalow kept them flowing. Lots of bamboo in the decor, the bed base etc. The soft lighting was accomplished by the large white paper lanterns that we've all seen before -- so charming in this setting. The owner has Kona coffee for your breakfast in the little kitchen with beautiful jungle view and brings homemade banana bread every morning. She also had a sound system on the lanai with a choice of great music. - We loved the Hawaiian sounds. Lovers who had stayed here wrote their experiences in a beautiful journal which we found ~ wonderfully romantic reading ~ we added our stories ~ Exotic, Enchanting, Unique, Unforgettable, Extraordinary!

Located just south of Hana Town, Maui Hawaii. I highly recommend this if you're on a budget. Note,…read moreyou will probably need a rental car or a moped/motorcycle to get here (the moped can't carry luggage). Most tour companies stop at Hana Town, but this is about 12-15 minutes south of Hana Town. Here is what I like...it's so remote, it's countryside here. Most cell phones won't work will near Hana, actually about 6 to 7 miles towards Hana. I got 1 bar with AT&T at Kipahulu Campground near the Visitors Center, and can send text messages or surf the web, but don't expect to stream video or music, or send video, cuz it won't go through. It costs like $20 per night for tent camping, what a bargain! These are tent camping sites. It was quiet. I came in peak whale season in middle of February 2026. I only saw 6 or 7 other cars here, and everyone was quiet and peaceful. Book it on recreation.gov. I saw some people do RVs, but most were tent camping. Campsites 12, 13, 14, 15 are great for ocean view if you peek over the ancient stone wall. Campsites #16-20 are for walk ups, i couldn't see a way to get to those. Campsite #1-#6 have the most protection from the wind. It wasn't too windy here, more windy at Camp Olowalu. Pros: great value, large open space, serene, country-like setting, quiet, friendly and helpful check in park rangers, camping here includes hiking the Pipiwai Trail the next morning and the Ohe O Gulch (Seven Sacred Pools), which I did the night I arrived before sunset. Cons: No running water (bring baby wipes, bleach wipes) or walk 10 minutes to visitor center if you really need to wash face/brush teeth. They have toilets, without plumbing. Tips: bring large jug of water. There is BBQ grill. I didn't bother to buy a propane gas for my Jetboil mini stove, so you can get hot water in Hana Town restaurants, if you decide to bring backpacker dehydrated camping food. Another huge plus, is Laulima Farm's coffee, just 5 minutes drive south of Kipahulu Campground. You won't regret this coffee and fresh fruit, worth the drive alone.

(Reviewed on: 12/14/2022) The Team Members working at the…read moreVisitor Center is extremely friendly, and knowledgeable about the area. We would love to see more support and growth in the merchandise and other displays featured here. There is great opportunity to grow the Visitor Center and have small picnic, gathering areas right outside for visitors to enjoy the surrounding trails, waterfalls, hikes, views. The reason why this is only 4/5 stars, in order to reach the center, you must pay the $30 USD entrance fee (per vehicle). This fee will give you parking and direct access to multiple hikes (Pipiwai trail all the way up to Waimoku Falls). If you're visiting Maui and are enjoying the road to Hana and if this is the end goal, please try to get here early (10am latest) to start your hike, as there will be a lot of sunlight still and we estimate at least 2 hrs for moderate speed (this takes into account time to pause for pictures, relaxing, and random off trail adventuring). A must if you're visiting from the mainland.

For our trip to Hana, Maui, HI, may wife and I along with my brother and his wife rented out this…read morebeautiful home. The house is located just outside of Hana Town on the east side of Maui. It's located by mile marker 36 on the mind wrenching Hana Highway. If you're headed each on the Hana Highway, it'll be a left turn shortly after the "Aloha - Welcome to Hana" sign. There will be a white sign with Three H's (HHH) on the left leading into a private drive. The drive is about 3-4 car lengths long leading to an open shed type garage to park your vehicle. There is only one parking spot. From the outside, the house looks like a simple ranch style home with a grayish paint job. The house is built on brick stilts and is only one level. There is a bridged walkway to the home with a number lock. Once the code is punched in and you walk in through the front doors, the home's inside is gorgeous. There are two bedrooms, the master suite and the guest room, both with access to the bathing/shower room with a Jack & Jill bathroom setup. Each bathroom has access to the bathing/shower room as well as another door way to the outside shower and onto the porch. The master bedroom had access to the mosquito netted lanai sitting area, which in turn has a door to the porch. The bathing room is tiled from floor to ceiling and has a large Kohler tub, along with a rainfall shower head. The living room has a smaller 42" LCD TV with Time Warner Cable and there is wireless in the home. The kitchen is immaculate with a generous stainless range with a center grittle surface like those at the Hibachi restaurants. Also the refrigerator is the two door freezer on bottom type and there is a large under mounted sink. There is also laundry on site. As for the surroundings, the house is on 8 acres, covered with banana, avocado, macadamia nut, lime, orange, papaya, and mango trees. We were able to pick the ripened papayas to make fresh papaya salsa. Also, there is a little river that flows through the acreage. We were lucky enough to see the water roar through the river when it down poured on us on the way in. Flash flood... The home is very secluded in its own private lot of trees, but if you venture beyond the trees to the property line, you will see the neighbors... so do keep the noise level down. My only gripe about this place was that there were no curtains. I understand that the home is secluded, but it still creeps me out when there are no curtains to close in the guest bedroom as well as the bathroom. The toilets are positioned across the door that goes outside to the outdoor shower... but those doors have large windows... I don't see an issue if it's just a couple, but I just don't like people looking in on me while I'm doing my business. Over all, this home still revives a 5 star rating in my book. I loved the home and the seclusion. Beautiful gem in the wilderness of Hana.