We loved the welcome and the staff- the beautiful scenery - especially in the renovated area. The room was very spacious and big private patio.

The non renovated part - no air conditioning in the room.

Hana is a very special place, Hana-Maui resort is the only proper resort / hotel in the area and it felt very special & privileged to be there. Hotel grounds are enormous and beautiful, the pool area has a breathtaking views. It is calm and quiet. The rooms are huge and the whole resort maintaining the style and atmosphere of the area, which is beautiful.

The rooms are somehow dated and would need some maintenance. There is only one hotel bar (at the pool) and it closes very early (late afternoon) so there is no option to have a drink in the evening. It’s a beautiful place - but one where you enjoy rest and quiet, some yoga, tenis etc. as other activities are a bit limited.

We drove the famous Road to Hana and decided to spend the night rather than make the long return trip the same day. Staying at the Hana-Maui Resort was a great way to truly enjoy the area without feeling rushed—but be prepared for the price. It was more than triple what we paid per night in Lahaina, which definitely makes it a splurge. That said, the resort offers a lot. Parking was included, and the property has everything you might need for a comfortable and peaceful stay. The rooms are massive—more like mid-sized apartments than traditional hotel suites. The bed was very comfortable, and the space overall felt thoughtfully designed and relaxing. The grounds are expansive and beautifully maintained, with a quiet, tranquil vibe that's hard to find anywhere else on Maui. We especially enjoyed the infinity pool, catching the sunrise, and just taking in the peaceful surroundings. One highlight for me was the fitness room, which was impressively equipped with free weights, Peloton bikes, and more. Even better—it opens up to a second pool, allowing you to work out while still soaking in the tropical atmosphere. Dining options include an off-site restaurant and some fantastic food trucks just footsteps away—perfect for a flavorful and fuss-free feast. All in all, if you're willing to splurge for a serene, off-the-beaten-path experience in Hana, the Hana-Maui Resort delivers. It’s not budget-friendly, but it offers a unique kind of luxury you won’t find elsewhere on the island.

The price

The amenities! Gorgeous grounds and pools were lovely. The location was close to the beach ( walkable but not on property) shuttle service was available. The breakfast restaurant was good and had spectacular views. The spa treatments were wonderful. It was so quiet$

The beds were OLD. Not comfortable . My coffee maker was infested with ants. A delightful fact that I discovered while trying to make coffee before in room dining was open…… I wasn’t surprised when I found that there was no ac, but the lay out of our room made it nearly airless at night and the provided fans didn’t offer much relief. There are also no televisions.

Grounds, pool, ocean view were all outstanding. Service staff were first rate

No television

The location is great right in the middle of Hana with amazing ocean views.

Having stayed at the resort 3 other times as Travassa we sorely miss the lunch and dinner service in the gorgeous dining room. It had an excellent restaurant. Now we have to use the Maui ranch restaurant and food trucks which pale in comparison. One thing that hasn’t changed is the amazing staff. So warm and welcoming and very attentive. Selma at the reception is a stand out.

Beautiful resort in a peaceful town! The hotel room was clean and spacious. The resort is expansive with many amenities available to guests and beautiful views in all directions.

The rooms did not have AC but there were multiple ceiling fans, a sliding door, and windows that helped bring the cool air in. The staff also provided multiple standing fans which was very helpful.

Absolutely beautiful place to stay, my favorite room is #215. You definitely want something with an ocean view. Make plans ahead and reservations for spa are needed just to use facilities. Yoga and meditation in morning, hike in the afternoon and a thick steak at the Ranch for dinner. You need at least three or four days to see this side of Maui, just breathtaking.

Beautiful oceanfront bungalows. It was not crowded. The staff was so nice.

The only problem for me was that Booking.com states resort fees are included in the price paid. Hyatt Hana made me pay resort fees, even when I showed them the reservation that included the fees. I called Booking.com and was told it would be taken care of but nothing was done. So, I paid double resort fees! Wrote Booking.com twice with no response. Been on hold for 37 minutes so far and no one picking up at Booking.com.

Oh my, what a resort. Unfortunately, I only stayed for one night, but this is a place where you would get the full benefit if you would stay for more than 5 nights. The pool is amazing and walking down the property to the ocean is impressive. The room I stayed in was spacious and clean. Amazing Maui, I really have to come back here.