Kahoolawe Adults Only Vacations

Having stayed at the Grand Wailea three times now, it's disappointing to see how much the overall experience has changed. The rooms remain comfortable, and the staff continue to be exceptionally friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the quality of the amenities, services, and overall experience has noticeably declined, while the cost of nearly everything has seemingly doubled, if not tripled. We stayed in the Napua Tower, which once offered an exclusive experience that helped justify its premium pricing. Many of the touches that made it special seem to have disappeared, while prices continue to rise. The continental breakfast, for example, is underwhelming and offers little of substance. Even room service has lost its luxury appeal, with meals now arriving in disposable to-go bags and boxes. The poolside staff were wonderful, but food and beverage prices have reached a point where they're difficult to justify, even by luxury resort standards. I don't expect a resort like the Grand Wailea to be inexpensive, and I'm happy to pay a premium for a premium experience. The disappointment isn't that prices have increased, but that the quality and level of service have moved in the opposite direction. It's still a beautiful property with wonderful employees, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to justify the cost when so much of what once made it exceptional has diminished.

Having stayed at the Grand Wailea three times now, it's disappointing to see how much the overall experience has changed. The rooms remain comfortable, and the staff continue to be exceptionally friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the quality of the amenities, services, and overall experience has noticeably declined, while the cost of nearly everything has seemingly doubled, if not tripled. We stayed in the Napua Tower, which once offered an exclusive experience that helped justify its premium pricing. Many of the touches that made it special seem to have disappeared, while prices continue to rise. The continental breakfast, for example, is underwhelming and offers little of substance. Even room service has lost its luxury appeal, with meals now arriving in disposable to-go bags and boxes. The poolside staff were wonderful, but food and beverage prices have reached a point where they're difficult to justify, even by luxury resort standards. I don't expect a resort like the Grand Wailea to be inexpensive, and I'm happy to pay a premium for a premium experience. The disappointment isn't that prices have increased, but that the quality and level of service have moved in the opposite direction. It's still a beautiful property with wonderful employees, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to justify the cost when so much of what once made it exceptional has diminished.

Bonus was there were beach chairs, towels and an umbrella. We only used two chairs as our family were busy snorkeling or boarding away while 1-2 sat out and rested. Clean, right down from beach park 3...stocked pantry got some add-ons and pots and pans enough to allow us making most of our meals. Great times and great communication from host. Thanks! Lucas

Good. Well equipped, microwave and kitchen. Standing shower. Clise to kamaole beaches