Find hotels in Ukumehame Ahupuaa, Wailuku

"Pool was Out of service. Room is big but not very clean. Bed was comfortable. Place in general is just not as pictured. "

"Recently renovated hotel right across the road from the beach and within walking distance to many dining options. Had an ant issue in initial room we were checked into and subsequently moved. Overall, a lovely place for a short stay."

"Staff was friendly "

"Sheets were damp when we got there. Smelled a little musty. The walls were noticably patched and painted with a different sheen. This is in an oceanfront room. Otherwise the rooms were nice. The property feels like it's getting a little long in the tooth. Wish there were some better shops and restaurants. "

"The resort was good. Great location. Maui Brewery onsite was awesome. Beach walk, Black Rock and access to the beach made this an ideal stay."

"I have stayed here twice and have enjoyed both visits. You cannot beat the proximity to the water and the staff is always pleasant. Additionally, we really love having two bathrooms when traveling with large groups. Pros- proximity to beach, onsite ability to rent beach chairs and snorkeling gear, the hot tub, proximity to food/doctor/grocery store, and larger air conditioned rooms for families. Cons- daily parking fee, but this is common at a lot of places. Adding pictures of the view from our room and the sunset we watched from the steps to the beach- which was mere feet from our room. "

"Great place to stay close to airport with shuttle for the night before or after your flight. I love this hotel with an old Hawaii vibe. The staff are always so friendly. Across the street from the Mall with shops and restaurants. I try to stay here at least one night when I go to Maui."

"Difficult to get a pool chair even though there is a sign that says unoccupied pool chairs will be forfeited. We saw many chairs with pool towels to which no one returned to but no staff came around to remove the towels. "

"Rooms need updating but were clean. Resort fees were exorbitant, especially considering that beach chairs were only available for rent. Not sure what “resort fees” covered other than just being another money grab."