Hotels near Kapalua Bay Beach, Kapalua

We had an incredible stay at the Montage! The service is impeccable from the moment you arrive. The rooms are enormous and equipped with full kitchens and washers/dryers (plus all the soap you need). That was such a nice feature as we were traveling with a 3 year old. The housekeeping team is amazing, doing twice daily cleaning and always leaving us tons of clean towels. The concierge team expertly fielded my many requests, including helping with spa reservations, getting a rollaway bed in our room, and connecting us with an instructor for swim lessons for our daughter. The in room dining team could not have been nicer, and they always delivered food very quickly. We had two incredible dinners at Cane and Canoe (they just rolled out a new menu that was fantastic). The poolside drinks were delicious (but pricey), and the poolside staff were so friendly. The bay bordering the hotel has great snorkeling. The hotel also has a shuttle system where they give you rides in the Kapalua area in their Cadillac SUV, which was so convenient. I had an amazing massage. The only negative was the poolside lunch food was hit or miss. We would absolutely stay here again.

No breakfast. It is self-driving, there is a good market not far away, and it is very convenient to buy things. Suitable for children, have a private beach. The pool is not bad. There is a parking lot. Hotel location is not far from the airport. Pick up the car outside the airport, there is a commuter car transfer.

My husband and I first stayed at the Mauian in 2010. That trip was memorable and we declared that the Mauian would become our special home away from home for years to come. Since then, we have stayed on several occasions and have also tried a few other properties on the island. However, something always brings us right back to this spot.  We returned this week for the first time after a few year hiatus. Somethings have not changed at all while we discovered a few new inconveniences/annoyances.  What we love about the Mauian.... - the proximity to the beach. If you are in the ocean or partial ocean view rooms, you can literally step onto the sand within a minute of leaving your unit. That also means each unit has a stunning view of Napili Bay.  - the old school Hawaiian vibe. The 2 story building has that old school, rat pack vibe. The grounds are lush and the rooms are tastefully decorated in traditional Hawaiian colors. The ambience here is perfection.  - the beach itself is beautiful (though has changed over the years and is a bit steep). However, on a calm day I can't think of a more beautiful place to snorkel, float or stand up paddle board. - the recent addition of AC in the rooms! Definitely helps for those units that are in the afternoon sun. We enjoyed having the AC on until nightfall and then opening the windows to sleep with the breeze and sounds of the waves.  - there is a small breakfast served daily (which has also changed over the years and is now scaled back quite a bit). We use the breakfast to supplement our own breakfast items that we cook in the room. You can expect toast, fruit, juice and hard boiled eggs.  Things we don't love about the Mauian.... - the parking situation (which has gotten worse over the years). There are more units than parking spots. The add to that, there is no parking inforcement and I counted a handful of cars parked in spots this morning that didn't have a Mauian parking permit. Other guests were literally parking behind and blocking cars in (even though the Mauian recommends street parking).  - the walls are thin, which usually isn't an issue, this time however we were next to a screaming baby and inconsiderate people that don't know how to use their indoor voices.  - the beach has gotten busy and we felt pressure to go down early every morning and set up our chairs and towels (which made me feel like we were at a cheap all inclusive, minus the ”all inclusive” part).  Overall, for the price this place is a gem. In the ten years we've been coming to Maui, the nightly rates have doubled on the island. However, compared to hotels in Wailea (re: the Andaz - which I liked) the rate here is still half the price. We will obviously be back (but I'll likely pack ear plugs). 

Napili Sunset is right on Napili Bay. There is a well tended lawn with beach chairs between the units and the sand. The office gives your group beach towels that you may exchange for clean ones. Our party had 2 cars, but we are allowed one parking space per unit. However, the woman who checked us in( very friendly and helpful) explained how to park on the street with the second car. We never had a problem parking either car the whole week- even on the weekend. Our room was upstairs with a loft. There is no ac but ceiling fans and floor fans. We were all very comfortable and appreciated the louvered windows and trade winds for cooling. Everything we needed for cooking was stocked in the kitchen. There was coffee provided and we supplemented with some we purchased at the Napili store that is very close. Not walking distance, but on the way to the expressway. Housekeeping had to be scheduled and did a great job. We did keep things tidy ourselves (sand in your suit from swimming!) We swam in the ocean each day, but there is a small pool. The view from our lanai is wonderful. We know to bring binoculars and saw whale activity and a dolphin pod. The price here is pretty much in line with anything you rent on the beach. It’s not a hotel or resort, it’s a managed condo. We have stayed here before and I feel like it’s well managed, clean, safe and a fabulous location.

Beautiful environment, very quiet, surrounded by golf courses, live golden sea views, sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. There will be a one-time cleaning fee of 200 knives and a resort fee of 36 knives per day. The kitchen has all the pots and pans, and the dishwasher and the garbage cleaner in the sewer are very powerful. It is close to Lahaina. Due to the better road conditions, I personally feel that the road to Volcano Park and Hana is not that far. It is a 40-minute drive from the airport, of course if there is time. It is recommended to stay in Kihei for a few days and Kaanapali for a few days.

This is a deluxe ocean view room for two nights on December 27 and 28. The average room per night is more than 8,500 yuan. :( Very speechless 😓 The hotel explained that standing on the balcony overlooking the sea can see the sea, really, we have to lift our toes.