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Hawaii Deal Alert :: Hotel Hana-Maui Offering Deep Discount

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  Site Where: 5031 Hana Hwy [map], Hana, HI, United States, 96753
September 30, 2008 at 2:47 PM | by ASalkever | 2 Comments

[Ed Note: Alex Salkever is the founder of Hawaii travel blog Hawaiirama.com and specialized Hawaii search engine FyndHawaii.com]

The Hotel Hana-Maui is one of Hawaii's palaces of understated posh and it rarely offers killer deals.

Set just above Hamoa Bay in secluded Hana (celebs like Oprah love the solitude), the resort is run by the same smart hotel company that manages the Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur.

So, here's the scoop: rates for the hotel's most popular room category, the spectacular Sea Ranch Cottages, have dropped to $495 per night--a savings of $155 per night off rack. Add to that a $150 room credit for a total savings of $305 each day (per couple, natch).

The cheaper Bay Cottage Jr. Suite has dropped to $395 per night -- a savings of $100, plus a $100 credit, for a total savings of $200 per day.

If you still have cashola, you really can't beat this deal.

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A Totally Indulgent Maui Stay

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  Site Where: 5031 Hana Highway [map], Hana, HI, United States, 96713
February 10, 2006 at 4:15 PM | by GEM0330 | 1 Comment

We love Maui just as much as the next person. It's a romantic island and makes you feel as if there are no cares in the world, except for whether you are getting odd-looking tan lines and sand in your bathing suit.

But if you want to up that care-free feeling and are rolling in the dough, then consider the Hotel Hana-Maui for a taste of what Maui was like 40 years ago.

This hotel offers private ocean-view whirlpools, cottages on the sea, a private beach area (10-minute shuttle ride), spa, and lots of couples on honeymoon.

But this Maui find doesn't come cheap. For starters the cottages are $795 a night and hamburgers are $19, which is not what we think burgers in Hawaii 40 years ago cost.

Related Stories:
· Hotel Hana-Maui Guest Reviews [Trip Advisor]
· Hana-Maui spells magic [USA Today]

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Tree House Hotel in Hana

November 29, 2005 at 9:20 AM | by hmlauer | 1 Comment

[Ed. Note: hmlauer also wants us to know that mixing booze and tree house hotels can not only be done safely, but it can also greatly enhance your experience. Enjoy]

It is being generous to describe "Tree Houses of Hana" as rustic, but nonetheless we had a really fun experience (probably helped by the amount of alcohol we had with us).

The particular tree house that we stayed in required a 1/8 mile hike up a hill into the forest. The tree house itself had three levels - one on the ground, which is where the firepit, grill and "kitchen" were located, a second floor with two bedrooms, and a "penthouse suite" with a fantastic view of the ocean. There are walls and you can close yourself in with mosquito netting at night (which is essential), but everything is open air - no glass windows. There is no electricity, so you have to get by with the campfire and candles at night. The bathroom is totally outhouse style, with a shower that gives you a lovely al fresco view of the surrounding forest.

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Hana Kai Maui Resort

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  Site Where: 1533 Uakea Road [map], Hana, HI, United States, 96713
October 10, 2005 at 11:01 AM | by dzot | 0 Comments

[Editor's Note: Long time Hotel Maven dzot returns to give us first hand knowledge of the goings on at at two top Hawaiian resorts. Aloha.]

Tripadvisor is like your dependable wingman; the guy who stops you from taking that chick in the leather crotch-less panties home when you're nine Sake-bombs to the wind. While it's not necessarily the best thing to have around when you are looking for some hedonistic adventure, it will protect you from doing something you may regret, even for an out of the way place like Hana in Maui.

Hana Kai Maui Resort, is currently number 2 in Tripadvisor's ratings and is pretty clearly a high value prospect. It is referred to as a condominium and that may be factual with respect to its ownership scheme, but it's the kind of condominium that has a lighted sign in front advertising nightly rentals and little "no" plaque to put up in front of the word "vacancy" when the advertising is especially successful.

Hana Kai Maui Resort Continues Post Jump

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