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Grand Wailea Resort Hotel and Spa

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Wailea, Maui, Hawaii

Why Go

Grand Wailea Resort Hotel and Spa offers something for everyone. Set on 40 acres, it has one of the top beaches in the world, fabulous pools and a great golf course with spectacular views of the ocean and Mt. Haleakala. The Spa Grande is a luxurious spa facility offering many soothing body treatments. The Wailea Tennis Club is an 11-court complex where guests can take tennis lessons or play a match. The Grand Wailea Resort is a PADI certified dive center and offers SCUBA certification classes.

Grand Wailea Resort Hotel and Spa is also a destination for family vacationers. For kids ages 5 to 12, the resort provides Camp Grande, a 20,000 square foot area with a children's restaurant, craft room, theater, game room, computer room and outside play area. Children will love the nine pools with seven water slides and the world's first "water elevator." Kids can sign up for nature walks and workshops such as Lei Making or Ukulele lessons. Baby sitting services can also be arranged.

Hotel Rooms & Food

The Grand Wailea resort has 780 spacious guest rooms, including 60 suites. All rooms have a private balcony, a sitting area and a marble bathroom with an oversized bathtub. The suites are lavishly decorated, some with a Jacuzzi(R) tub. For added comfort, guests can stay in Napua Tower, a 100-room exclusive hotel within the resort.

Grand Wailea offers a choice of six restaurants and a selection of distinctive cuisines. Humuhumunukunukuapua'a is an exotic oceanside restaurant where you can eat great seafood and enjoy a spectacular Hawaiian sunset. Kincha is a traditional Japanese restaurant set in the midst of tranquil gardens, waterfalls and rock. Breakfast is served in the Grand Dining Room Maui with panoramic views of the ocean. At night, visit the nightclub or one of the six lounges.

Location

Grand Wailea's location on the beautiful island of Maui provides natural beauty and many things to do nearby. The resort features a $30 million art collection comprising of sculptures and paintings (Fernando Botero, Fernand Leger, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol) which demonstrates the care that went into decorating this luxury resort.

Things to Do Nearby

The concierge at the resort can arrange many activities, including deep sea fishing, helicopter tours, hiking, horseback riding, jeep adventures, kayak excursions, volcano trips and whale watching. Also, take a look at Makena Beach, a secluded sandy beach which is a 10-minute drive from the hotel.

Read more about Wailea, including where to stay, beaches in the area, and other activities.

Vacation Tip

Check the vacation packages offered by the resort and see if any include a rental car which will allow you to explore the hidden treasures of Maui. Also, take advantage of the services covered by the daily $12 (plus tax) resort service fee, including unlimited use of Spa Grande’s Fitness Center, introductory scuba diving clinics and a landscape tour encompassing the resort’s 40 acres of tropical gardens. To get around the resort, use the complimentary Wailea shuttle service.

Best Time to Go & Getting There

Maui is a year-round destination with its moderate tropical climate. The average annual temperature of around 75 degrees F (24 degrees C) fluctuates only a few degrees from summer to winter. To get to the resort, you can fly to the Kahului Airport, a 20-minute flight from Honolulu. The airport is 35 minuted by car from the resort. At the Kahului Airport you can rent a car to get around the island.

Plan this Vacation
Room rates from $495 per night. Call 1-800-888-6100 for reservations.

Grand Wailea Resort, 3850 Wailea Alanui, Wailea, Hawaii, United States, 800-888-6100, www.grandwailea.com


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Written By the Travel Editors at VacationIdea.com, Last Update: Jan 22, 2006
Photo © 2000 KSL Grand Wailea Resort Photo By: Kyle Rothenborg