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    Kukahiko Estate

    4.8 (5 reviews)

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    Beautiful venue! The food was amazing but the ceremony surpassed all expectations. Wow!!!! Everything was perfect.

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    For couples who have been married here-and for those who don't mind me asking- what was your budget for your wedding (estimate)? My fiancé & I are looking into this venue, but want to make sure it's within our budget before we get too attached, lol.

    We had 20 people only and it was in the 5 digit range.

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    Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort By Hyatt - 2-Queen Garden  |  Larger Shower  |  4.18.25

    Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort By Hyatt

    (761 reviews)

    $$$$

    I love this hotel. I stayed here in 2023 and again earlier this year (2026). The staff is friendly…read moreand attentive, the food is phenomenal and the rooms are updated and clean. I have stayed in a ocean view suite and standard king rooms. They either have balconies or patios that lead out to the pool area. I prefer the balconies but it's personal preference. One thing to note, to access the pools, there are a significant amount of steps. You can take an elevator to the Bumbeye beach bar (level 2) but you will have to walk up and down to get to the lowest level pool and to the beach. If you have mobility issues, please be aware that this is the only way to access the beach. There are golf carts that the hotel has that can reach this area but double check if this is something they can do for you. Check out my full review on tiktok - Username _ordinary_travels https://www.tiktok.com/@_ordinary_travels/video/7651805227401743630?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

    this is for 07/2026 stay - I thought it was time to do another honest review since this is a good…read moreway for me to keep track of places I've been as well as sharing it with others - giving back to the community. This is my second time being there as a globalist as my first time was probably abour 7-10 years ago. honestly a minute. we were welcomed with the same lei and coconut necklace, some welcome juice non alocholic, and wash towels for cleaning the face which is all cute. they stopped giving water bracelets and its now just keys which sucks because how do we do beach activities and not worry about things like key card getting lost? they said its part of their changes. big change is their breakfast - less selection compared to before - i'd like to say they have gone downhill since last time I been around. The breakfast menu have changed in that if you want to have an omelette, there is no longer a self-help omelette station where you tell the chef what you want and they make it for you. You would now have to order it with a server, and the omelette is not included. also specialty coffee is also now not included just regular coffee, which tasted awful. Like many things about Hyatt, and this economy, this is to no surprise. if you are a globalist, they do still cover valet parking which is amazing, the pools are a bit overcrowded when we went during the summer, and the yoga mats all smell like feet, seems like they did not do much TLC in that department. The yoga instructors are all on a 1099 contract, it seems but the people and quality have decreased because of the 2 that we met; they were not friendly at all compared to the last time I was there. it just seems like a job for them. All the excursions that were included were all booked out right when we arrived, making it nearly impossible to do anything in the property. i mean it is still an amazing, relaxing experience. They couldn't really upgrade us because it was a full house already and kind of chaotic (we went during summer July time so peak season) It's still a newer hotel and had more TLC done to it than other hotels within Hawaii I'd like to say, but for the price point im a little disappointed. Also we had found hair and among other stuff in the bathroom meaning they haven't cleaned it properly upon arrival. I know they had recently changed GM and all but for the points i used to book the hotel, and the price mark during peak season I had a higher expectation no offense. the wings are all a bit confusing and they don't really have a map guide - the first day took me a while to get in the middle of the week of our stay the fire alarm went off at 3am which lasted a while, which i texted the front desk and they reassured it was false alarm, and then what was worst was 40 minutes later when we were about to sleep they said all clear like 30 minutes back-to-back, which became even more confusing and alerting - like if we were not awaken previosuly by the alarm, we are awaken now - but other than that i'd rate it a 8/10 experience given the price point, the lack of expereince we can gain from the resort. and if it isnt for globalist benefit, it would've def been lower rating. still a beautiful place don't get me wrong but just quite expensive, but i am sure if you havent been here when it was amazing, this would've been a 10/10 experience for anyone easy.

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    Residence Inn by Marriott Maui Wailea

    (195 reviews)

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    This was a great find. Rooms are comfortable and reasonably priced compared to the Waldorf. We…read morebooked three rooms for a family vacation. The facility is very clean the staff is helpful. There is a free shuttle that travels a mile radius of the hotel. We used it to go to the shopping center and went to the market to get prepared foods to take to the beach. We were going to use it for dinner but it holds 6. All you have to do is ask the front desk and call them when you want to be picked up. The pool was a great find. Very clean and well maintained. The breakfast is very nice and pretty standard self-serve. Good and plentiful. Again, the staff was helpful in getting little things for the family. For what it would cost at the Waldorf, one night there took care of three rooms at the Residence Inn. I'd definitely go back there again.

    We stayed here right after the Lahaina fires so the hotel was fairly empty. The staff could not…read morehave been more welcoming and gracious. I initially planned on canceling our trip, but the hotel asked that we still come since they needed the business. I just didn't want to be in the way, but Lahaina is far away so we had no impact. It's a beautiful, huge resort with a great deal of amenities to include outdoor grills, basketball court, tennis courts, pool, etc. The onsite bar and restaurant is also very nice. It's in a great location near the center of Wailea and close to Kihei so it makes for easy travel. Love our stay here.

    Kai Kanani Sailing - A perfect sky over crystal blue waters. This is Maui at its best.

    Kai Kanani Sailing

    (472 reviews)

    Edit: Absolutely not. I wrote this because we've been out 2 times with them, so I believed them…read morewhen they said the captain was so experienced he would not take any chances. We even called last night and were assured the captain wouldn't take us out IF the seas were too rough. Guess what. July 28th, 2026 the seas were too rough for this to be enjoyable!!! Multiple people puked. We wanted to switch days to Saturday, but were told we couldn't because it was within the 24 hour cancelation window, but we were given the assurance the captain wouldn't take us out if it was poor conditions. He did. He did!! We all knew it was too rough. We have eyes and read the report. We sailed to Molikini and we could not go in. As we knew!! Then he took us to turtle town. I feel like it was a money grab when the seas are rough and there are hurricane warnings...it should be an allowable reason to postpone to an alternate date. You could keep our money and let us go Saturday. Geez..What an utter shame. Murkey waters. No visibility. I'll book with another boat if we ever do it again. One that values the experience and safety. Pray my husband's sea sickness goes away soon. EDIT: Here's something important to note. If the water conditions aren't safe or if the weather makes the water murkey the experienced captain will cancel. I know that is stressful, but he wants us safe and to have the experience of a lifetime. THAT IS WHAT WE WERE TOLD, BUT IS NOT THE CASE.

    Great tour, the spots they chose for snorkeling were great, the crew was very attentive, they were…read moremaking sure that all guests on board were safe and were having fun. Erika, Alejandra & the rest of the crew were amazing. I highly recommend it.

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    MauiWine

    (422 reviews)

    $$

    A nice wine tasting place in Upcountry Maui …read more.. Had a whole day on Maui, so why not have a wine flight or two, along with a bit of munchies... So after making the Komoda Bakery and Pukalani Superette stops along the way, I continued to the end of Highway 37, and then some, to this place! Takes about an hour from Kahului, or 25-30 minutes from Makawao, so plan accordingly... But a nice drive into the countryside, and a laid back place to have a taste of some locally produced wines. Also roam around the nicely landscaped grounds and see some rooms that can be rented for private parties and such. This place will continue to be on my list to stop by if I have time in Upcountry Maui and feel a need for a bit of fuzzy goodness....

    Our family loves wine tasting. We are from California and have tasted in Paso Robles, Sonoma,…read moreTemecula, and Santa Barbara. We were sure what we would think of pineapple wine, but we LOVED this! The property was beautiful and the experience was so unique. We tried a few red wines as well and loved the GSM and Syrah. We decided to take home 5 bottles. We were able to have them packed to be checked onto the plane. There was also an option to have it shipped home. They also have options to join their wine club - we considered, but maybe we will join next time. We came in as a walk in and brought our two kiddos. I took off one star because we seemed to get mixed service from the hostess and server. I'm not sure if it was because we were a walk in, a larger group or had kids. I would definitely add this to your itinerary if you love wine, want to have a picturesque relaxing afternoon, and want to get away from the resort

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