Resort Description
Family-friendly condominium resort set just north of Kaanapali Beach – Tropical, comfortable, and friendly, this condo resort is situated on 13 oceanfront acres of lush tropical landscaping with expansive lawns, tranquil koi ponds, and swaying coconut palm trees. It's in Lahaina in west Maui, a rustic whaling town that was Hawaii's capital until 1845. Maui is the second most visited Hawaiian island after Oahu.
Accommodations: Your studio or 1-, 2-, or 3-bedroom suite has a private furnished lanai, air-conditioning, cable TV, a VCR or DVD player, complimentary high-speed Internet access, a washer and a dryer, an iron and an ironing board, a hairdryer, daily housekeeping, and a full kitchen with a coffee maker, a refrigerator, a microwave oven, and a blender. Accommodations are set oceanfront or with an ocean or garden view. Have sweet dreams in a king-size, queen-size, twin, Murphy, or sofa bed.
Dining & Entertainment: Prepare everything from a snack to a full meal in your suite's kitchen. The resort's outdoor barbeque facilities let you cook up something special to enjoy while picnicking in the warm sunshine. Walk to the nearby mall for more dining options.
Recreation: Take a leisurely swim in 2 outdoor pools and release all your cares while soaking in 2 spa tubs. The tennis courts are lighted, which means you can play a match during the day or after the sun goes down. Practice your stroke on the putting green. Your kids make memories at the children's camp. In Lahaina, explore the whaling ship Carthaginian, tour the Whaling Museum, and visit the shops along Front Street. Time your visit for whale-watching, go snorkeling and scuba diving, and hike in Haleakala National Park. Championship golf courses are nearby.
Family-friendly condominium resort set just north of Kaanapali Beach – Tropical, comfortable, and friendly, this condo resort is situated on 13 oceanfront acres of lush tropical landscaping with expansive lawns, tranquil koi ponds, and swaying coconut palm trees. It's in Lahaina in west Maui, a rustic whaling town that was Hawaii's capital until 1845. Maui is the second most visited Hawaiian island after Oahu.
Accommodations: Your studio or 1-, 2-, or 3-bedroom suite has a private furnished lanai, air-conditioning, cable TV, a VCR or DVD player, complimentary high-speed Internet access, a washer and a dryer, an iron and an ironing board, a hairdryer, daily housekeeping, and a full kitchen with a coffee maker, a refrigerator, a microwave oven, and a blender. Accommodations are set oceanfront or with an ocean or garden view. Have sweet dreams in a king-size, queen-size, twin, Murphy, or sofa bed.
Dining & Entertainment: Prepare everything from a snack to a full meal in your suite's kitchen. The resort's outdoor barbeque facilities let you cook up something special to enjoy while picnicking in the warm sunshine. Walk to the nearby mall for more dining options.
Recreation: Take a leisurely swim in 2 outdoor pools and release all your cares while soaking in 2 spa tubs. The tennis courts are lighted, which means you can play a match during the day or after the sun goes down. Practice your stroke on the putting green. Your kids make memories at the children's camp. In Lahaina, explore the whaling ship Carthaginian, tour the Whaling Museum, and visit the shops along Front Street. Time your visit for whale-watching, go snorkeling and scuba diving, and hike in Haleakala National Park. Championship golf courses are nearby.