I grew up staying here and this is my favorite Maui gem! I will never stay anywhere else on Maui…read more The beachfront location is absolutely flawless and it is in such a cute town with lots of restaurants and shops. The beach is so swimmable and has the best snorkeling I have ever done. I love the sea turtles! The views and sunsets here are to die for! The office staff and housekeeping are so friendly and accommodating. The grounds are kept so clean and maintained. The accommodations are clean, homey, and relaxing. The pool is clean, perfect temperature, and amazing views. HPH is such a special place and I look forward to making a lifetime of memories here!

Such a perfect location for a family vacation! The sheltered sandy beach is steps away for a daily…read moreswim in warm waters. Views of the islands and sunsets are superb. Across the street are various restaurants for takeout and of course shaved ice for an afternoon treat. The pool was a source of daily fun. Quiet part of Maui and not crowded by overbuilding.

This review has been a long time coming! I had the pleasure of planning my family reunion of 52…read morepeople total ranging from ages 1yr old to 80+ years old! We stayed 6 days and 5 nights and rented the whole Wailea Inn house as well as the Penthouse Duplex house at Makoa Resorts for my grandmother's side of the family reunion! It took two years to plan. My mother and I had awesome back and forth communication and conversations via planning the reunion with the reservations manager Alyssa! We stayed there in June of 2023 and I plan of inquiring to rent out the entire property for June 2027 for my family reunion of 90+ people! The property manager was very attentive to feedback we provided via text and if there was a minor fix needed he came at an appropriate time. FYI for anyone coming to Hawaii. A few bugs or cockroaches are completely normal no matter where you are! You are on a tropical island. Grab one slippah and suck up your attitude! We were one of the first large groups to rent the large house after it came under new ownership and management. I would disregard any negative reviews before 2022. Aloha!

It gives me zero pleasure to write this review…read more We've hosted yoga retreats at Wailea Inn, Squaw Valley California and in Napa Wine Country. Our retreats were named "One of California's Top Ten Yoga Retreats" by Travel Mag. We placed a deposit in 2019 for a retreat. Due to Covid we rebooked it for June 12th, 2022. I was getting organized for the retreat, and for some reason, I looked up the most recent reviews. The photos from recent guests showed cockroaches, bed bugs/ants, and a myriad of other issues including sewage smells, sagging mattresses, and broken appliances. I called Randie Mead, the Property Manager and said "Surely this is a smear campaign against you, right? This isn't the Wailea Inn I remember?" She told a lovely story that some people don't know the difference between geckos and frogs or understand the charm of geckos (or frogs?) in a Hawaiian home. I told her that I used to live in the Virgin Islands and completely understood the charm of both geckos and frogs, but I had people flying in from literally around the world for a high-end yoga retreat, and is the property in good working order? She was vague and mentioned that due to matters out of their hands the pergola is gone (which means no group dinners or we have to run around and find an alternative), that the floors are worn down and the place is in need of repair, but FEAR NOT it's getting renovated. I said, "When?" She said "October." I said, "How does that help my $20,000+++ rental fee to you for June?" She then mentioned their property next door which looked gorgeous and she sorta picked out a few rooms that might be available but not for the full week. So the majority of guests would be in bedbug-infested rooms (those are not ants, ants don't congregate in beds), I guess we'd move guests from one property to the next mid-week as rooms became available or not, and the other guests would be in luxury apartments? (Holy future lawsuit and rage from varying guests!) She seemed to have no concept that this was a retreat with a chef and a masseuse and staff. A retreat that people saved up for and planned on years in advance and in which guests pay a significant amount of money for airfare, childcare, and vacation days just to get to the property. She went back to the geckos and I said "Those aren't geckos in the photos they are cockroaches and bedbugs/ants." To which Randie said quietly, "Mmmmmmm hmmm." Today we canceled our yoga retreat 117 days prior to our start date and asked for our $3k deposit. Randie said under no circumstances would the new owner refund our deposit, and he was "honoring" our reservation from the previous owner. (Since when is taking $20k for a crappy property "honoring" something?) She sent a long meandering email, one I'm guessing she has sent to many many enraged guests. She answered all my worries with details from the contract, instead of doing the right thing and saying, "You're right, the property is in disrepair. This isn't what you signed up for, here's your $3k back." Doing the right thing is so easy. She also said that I might be able to fly out in March to look at the property for an hour, but I couldn't go into any of the rooms. Huh? Here's what's going down in this place, it was run into the ground during covid, flooding, sewer smells, no upkeep. The old owner dumped it on the new owner. The new owner doesn't give a shit and is just swindling people until they can renovate it. As a small business, (Hot Yoga Republic) we spent today refunding thousands upon thousands of dollars in deposits and booking fees that we'll never get back. Why? Because our name means something and so does doing the right thing. We might be out of our deposit, but alas, karma is a bitch. Namaste Wailea Inn.

We stayed here for a week and will be married on the beach here tomorrow. Amazing location - great…read moreaccommodations and hosts are wonderful. Anything you could possibly need is there!

I've been visiting Maui for over 25 years and it wasn't until I started staying at Dolphins Point…read moreMaui over five years ago that I really felt that I was home. The owners couldn't be more welcoming while also making sure you have everything you need to have a relaxed and comfortable stay. The units are clean, comfortable and have all the amenities you could need for a great stay.

Check HomeAway & VRBO reviews. They say they welcome feed back but the minute you leave an honest…read more(bad) review Sherry is quick to bash you. And her response to our bad review was exaggerated and untruthful. She obviously took it personal even though we said she was kind in our review. I do not recommend her or their Kihei rental house. It had nothing to do with the extra $100 cleaning fee, that's just hilarious. For the money we paid to stay here the house just wasn't worth it. Do yourself a favor and rent elsewhere if you want a good experience, clean house, and a stress free vacation and deposit refund. We also rented through another vacation rental company the week before renting Sherry's Kihei home right next door and had zero problems or complaints about them or from them. Infact I highly recommend them. Go check out Tropical Villa Vacations and ask for Yvonne. You will be much happier I promise!

Aloha, My wife and…read moreI, had a great time in Maui! We found "Maui Tropical Rentals", on Craigslist. We were a little skeptical, but called and talked to Sherry. She put my doubts to ease and kept in contact by email till I arrived to our rental property, on 08/05/2014. The property was beautiful and the pictures did not do it justice. The beach was 15 feet away, right in the back yard. When we go back, we will definitely be calling again. Thank you again, Sherry!

Robert, the front desk manager cussed me out on call for asking for a golf cart ride. it is…read moreunexcepable considering it's his job. the staff were good on occasion but kicked me out of the kids pool, for having my phone in my hand. i was trying to play water pong in the rentable game room, but this fat towel boy said i need to leave. i got accused multiple times about even if i live in the villas by the same guy. 1 star overall horrible service and fire Robert from the front desk.

robert shall be fired and was rude as heck as i asked for a golf cart he took 20 minutes for a ride…read morethen cussed me out so rude!

This property is great! Not only was our place large and accommodating, there is green all over the…read moreplace with tropical lanais and flowers naturally growing everywhere. The parking is easy and having visitor parking is extremely easy! Everyone is nice but everyone walks in the streets, so drive slowly and be careful. The location is phenomenal-walked to many beaches with chairs and cooler. The Triangle is located on the Main Street just a couple blocks down, in case you like the night life. It's central to everything. Management is incredibly accommodating and hospitable.

Gorgeous. Located across from the boat lunch on S. Kihei Rd. The buildings are named after flowers,…read moreit's a very well-kept up community. Two pools, with waterfalls and everything Hawaiian! Parking is located close to your unit. Very clean very quiet. The office is closed because of Covid, but they are extremely responsive via email or phone. We love our condo In the proximity to the Kihei beaches!

Fantastic location! Our favorite beach was right across the street. Close to many shops and…read morerestaurants. The resort isn't fancy, but had what we needed for a good time.

If you're looking for an upscale stay on Maui look elsewhere. I say this only to set expectations…read more Worldmark Kihei, with its uber-close walk to a nice beach, has everything you need for your Hawaiian vacation but some folks prefer something more upscale. There were 4 of us on this Hawaiian visit and unusual to me was a decision to cook most meals in the Kihei condo as well as pack lunches in advance to prepare for our days at the beach. For this, the condo was perfect. There are pots and pans, cups and plates, utensils and seasonings. Don't see what you need? Call the front desk and it'll be delivered to you promptly. I was on the 4th floor in a condo with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths and even a Murphy bed in the common space. There was an ample seating area to eat in, space to relax, and a balcony outfitted with table and chairs and a slice of sunset view. Parking (included) was always available in the lot just below where I stayed. There's a pool, kid's pool, and hot tub on-site and they're ample but not if you've grown accustomed to any offered by the major resorts. These are outside in an enclosed area with no views and no charm. I did use the hot tub and appreciated the temperature and its' ample size. My favorite unexpected thing about staying here is that people leave things behind when they depart for home. In the "clubhouse" there was a makeshift wall where people had left beach chairs, boogie boards, noodles, and more. Outside, on any random morning, you might find that departing guests have left a stash of groceries they couldn't take with them: loaves of bread, boxes of crackers, frozen waffles, and hunks of cheese. So even though you've made the obligatory Hawaii Costco run when staying in a condo, you might not find much need to go a second time. Across the street is an ABC Store and a snorkel rental spot and the market is a not too distant drive from here. Worldmark Kihei was a good home base from which to explore the western shore of the island and though the drive to some of the island's best beach destinations was over 35 minutes away, there were plenty of less notorious beaches to enjoy in this area for a shorter daily drive. Bottom line? Worldmark Kihei was a perfectly fine, clean, quiet place of lodging for 4 people for 8 nights.

Location, location, location is the most crucial factor in determining value and success in the…read morereal estate market. Royal Mauian has it. It's an older property built in1973 that is well-maintained. It's ideally situated on the beach and within walking distance on paved sidewalks for shopping, eating, and more beaches in Kihei. This is our second time at the Royal Mauian in different condos. Because each rental condo is individually own, you have to do your own due diligence and inspect pictures and read the information carefully. 3.5 for the property overall. Royal Mauian is ideally situated amidst eateries, beaches and turtles! Beautiful location to do your morning walk.

We stayed in Royal Mauian Unit 518, through Alii Resorts…read more It was perfect for 6 adults. Great ocean front views from the condo. Right on the beach. Nice bedrooms. Two nice bathrooms. Could not have found a better location or unit for 6 adults or a family of up to 6. P.S. Alii Resorts was also very pleasant to deal with.

Cool condo and only a very short walk across the street to the beach, which was super awesome to be…read moreable to go there so quickly and easily after dinner or in the mornings every day. Our unit only had an AC in the living room and just fans for the bedroom and a couple small nightstand cooling fans. We opted to stay in the living room with the pullout bed, which was nice and Chris with the AC as the bedroom was a little bit too warm for our liking. Can't complain the day was awesome. We had designated parking and there was a designated pool that we could use if we wanted to and lots of space to walk around on the grass. Couldn't really ask for more and would probably stay here again. The next time we go to Maui. Our unit did have a messed up dryer so we couldn't dry our clothes using it and had to hang them all and also quite a bit of ants but nothing too concerning overall.

Booked 8 nights, wheelchair accessible, 3 adults. Unit D12. I took photos to show the filthy…read morecondition of floors, shower, cabinets. The Teflon cookware wad heavily marred . There was sand and hair in the shower, which was not wheelchair or walker accessible. After a 5.5 hr flight, we didn't want to be displaced due to a complaint so I cleaned to the best of my ability. There was no place to hang clothing. When we did notify Vacasa, they said they would give me back the $270 cleaning fee I paid. Vacasa misrepresents the properties, and in my opinion, this was a health risk and consumer fraud case. I will report and provide photos. Bedroom closets were stuffed with miscellaneous items, vacuum, boxes, no room to hang clothing.​