Wailua Residences

"Very cute, clean, well stocked on supplies such as bathroom and kitchen necessities. Books, boardgames and a ping pong table. Beautiful view"

"Gorgeous, peaceful bungalow with an ocean view. This is a great way to get away from it all and experience the road to Hana and beyond. We stayed two nights and really enjoyed it. Food options for dinner were several food trucks or a restaurant across the street that we passed on. We tried the Mexican food truck and nearby Huli Huli chicken. That and some provisions we picked up along the way filled us up after hiking and exploring. We would have tried room service but it was not app based and involved calling the restaurant across the street and maybe going to pick up. Instead, we just enjoyed the accommodations and ate banana bread for dessert. The staff were lovely and accommodating. The restaurant for breakfast was pretty good but not amazing. The property, tranquil ocean views and sounds, large bungalow and adjacent adventure are worth staying here to be off the grid in a semi luxurious environment surrounded by nature."

"The screened proch was lovely, we ate out on it and played games!"

"Cool little spot. Dogs are not a fan of visitors, but was perfect for what I needed and would 100% stay here again. I don't know why there are skiing questions here, this a place in Hawaii, the surfing is good. Rad golf course right there played 18 it was fun. "

"Holly helpful. location great Access to beach ok - not great"

"This was the most beautiful condo I've ever stayed. The ocean view was absolutely breathtaking. No ac, but didn't really need it. I highly recommend this property. Access to black sand beach was a short walk, it was rough, but naturally beautiful. Sunrise was just perfect. "

"Clean room, kichen, friendl host Moe. "

"Clean convenient good for large families and the amenities provided where very convenient "

"Great stay! Very peaceful setting. We were able to check out north Maui and get rest before we left early the next morning to beat the crowds on the Road to Hāna. "