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Cubicle Dreamin': Luxury and Relaxation at the Hana-Maui Hotel
Cubicle Dreamin' is a feature in which we ask the hotel mavens to take some time out of their busy work day, surf the Internet, and tell us what hotel they wish they could beam themselves to right that very second--all on the slave driving companies dime, of course. Oh, like these people aren't surfing aimlessly anyway--at least now their purposeless clicking will be cobbled together into useful hotel stories--we hope. Have a destination hotel you are just dying to leave your cube for? Send the story our way.
In this episode, Hotel Maven Amanda K wants to celebrate the New Year Hawaiian-style...in her mind. Enjoy.

With all the rush of the Christmas holiday season and then the terror of landing with a thump in 2008, without all my plans for 2007 ticked off yet, I really feel like getting away some place calm, peaceful and a bit on the expensive side. I'm thinking Hawaii and I'm thinking the Hotel Hana-Maui because it's kind of away from any hustle and bustle and would be just what my nerves need right now.
Now I'm after a bit of luxury, but I'm not a complete snob, and I'll settle for a Superior Ocean Front cottage with a hot tub. For a nightly package rate of $965 I can get a gorgeous cottage, breakfast included, along with four massage or body treatments in the spa. Yoga classes are thrown in daily as well.
The Hana-Maui includes some free cultural activities for all guests, and I like the sound of these too, especially the hula and ukelele lessons (not at the same time, though) and the bicycles you can borrow to ride along the purpose-built path. A week or so there and I'll probably be ready to tackle 2008.
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· Sneak Attack on Hotel Hana-Maui [HotelChatter]
· Nightlife at the Hana Maui Hotel [HotelChatter]
· Hotels in Hawaii [HotelChatter]
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Sneak Attack on Hotel Hana-Maui
[Editor's Note: Hotel Maven dzot does a little detective work at TripAdvisor's top hotel in Hana. This is great stuff. Mahalo]
I really wanted to stay at Hotel Hana-Maui, but try as I might, I could not manage to find a rate below $400/night. Now I yield to no one in my love of overspending for pointlessly luxurious hotels, but the only way I'm paying $400/night for a hotel room is if there is good probability that Kate Moss will be holding a coke-fueled lesbian orgy in the next room, or there is at least a 50-50 chance to spot Russell Crowe pitching small appliances about in the lobby. So I didn't stay at Hotel Hana-Maui, but I did get a chance to visit and observe.
dzot's Sneak Attack on Hotel Hana Continues


