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Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria By Hilton Resort in Wailea, HI

3850 Wailea Alanui Drive • Wailea, HI 96753

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About Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria By Hilton Resort

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Experience paradise at Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort, set amidst lush gardens on Wailea Beach. Enjoy spacious rooms with private lanais, nine interconnected pools with waterslides, a lazy river, and a swim-up bar. Indulge in world-class dining, relax at Kilolani Spa, and explore nearby attractions like Haleakalā National Park, Molokini Crater, and Wailea Golf Club.

up to 4 people

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The minimum check-in age is 21.
Pet-friendly rooms are subject to fees and availability. See FAQs for details
Situated on the stunning Wailea Beach, surrounded by lush tropical gardens.
Bring the whole family to the Wailea Canyon Activity Pool for endless fun, or relax at the serene adults-only Hibiscus Pool.
Daily yoga classes, scuba clinics, hula lessons, and beach cruiser bike rentals available.
Multiple on-site restaurants serving diverse cuisine.
The well-known Kilolani Spa offers a variety of treatments, including massages, and facials.
Valet parking available for $65; self-parking is not offered.
A daily resort charge of $55 includes internet access, yoga classes, and more.
Close to Haleakalā National Park, Molokini Crater snorkeling, Wailea Golf Club, and upscale shopping at the Shops at Wailea.

24 Hour Front Desk
Business Center
Children's Pool
Elevator
Fitness Facilities
Gift Shop
Guest Laundry
Handicapped Access
Hot Tub
Inside Corridors
Bar/Lounge
Non-Smoking Rooms
Outdoor Pool
Pet Friendly
Restaurant on Property
Room Service
Sauna
Internet Access in Public Areas (free)
Health Spa/Massage
Beachfront
Valet Parking
Concierge Services
Patio/Veranda
Parking (surcharge)
Poolside Bar
Swim-up bar
Dry Cleaning/Laundry Services
Private Beach
Smoke-free Property
Lazy River
Waterslide
Beach Bar
Beach/pool sun loungers
Beach/pool towels
Beach/pool umbrellas

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Description

Check-In: 4:30pm Check-Out: 12:00pm

Get ready for an unforgettable Hawaiian adventure at Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort, where every moment feels like paradise! Set on lush tropical gardens along the famous Wailea Beach, this luxury resort is designed to impress. From the moment you step into the open-air lobby with its stunning ocean views, you’ll know you’ve arrived somewhere special. The resort offers spacious rooms and suites, all with private lanais, and many featuring sweeping ocean, garden, or mountain views.

The real fun begins outside! Dive into the Wailea Canyon Activity Pool, a water wonderland with nine interconnected pools, including thrilling waterslides, a lazy river, rope swings, and a swim-up bar—perfect for a refreshing cocktail. If relaxation is more your style, soak up the sun by the adults-only Hibiscus Pool, or head to Kilolani Spa, one of the largest and most luxurious spas in Hawaii, for a rejuvenating massage.

When it’s time to eat, the resort has you covered with a selection of world-class dining options. For those seeking adventure, Grand Wailea’s location offers easy access to some of Maui’s top attractions. Take a day trip to the otherworldly landscapes of Haleakala National Park (41.4 miles), or book a snorkeling tour to the nearby Molokini Crater (4.1 miles), where you can swim among vibrant coral reefs and exotic marine life. If you prefer to stay on land, explore the Wailea Golf Club (1.8 miles), home to three championship courses with jaw-dropping views, or visit the upscale Shops at Wailea (0.3 miles) for luxury shopping and local treasures.

Parking: Valet parking is available for $65.00, while self-parking is unavailable; secure parking is provided for guests' convenience.

Pet Policy: Pets are welcome at the hotel with a $30 non-refundable fee, allowing up to 2 pets per room with a maximum weight of 50 lbs each. Service animals are also permitted. Please notify the hotel directly prior to your arrival date if traveling with a pet. Pet-friendly rooms are limited.

All fees mentioned are subject to change without prior notice and applicable taxes.

Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria By Hilton Resort Reviews

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Pioneer47385390874

"Dreamboat from Afar, Shipwreck Up Close"

Reviewed February 23, 2026 NEW

Beautiful location and that’s where the curtain ends. Booked a king ocean view and we were given a double queen with a partial view. We were told they never guarantee the room you want, only if it’s available. They did end up moving us two days later. The Napua upgrade for the club amenities is definitely not worth it. Minimal food and large families with kids running all over the place. The staff doesn’t clean for days so there are dirty dishes everywhere. The pool takes the poor review even further down to TERRIBLE. When paying for a 5 star resort you shouldn’t have to fight for beach chairs. The chairs that are zip tied together so you can move them are monitored by the hour and staff removes your belongings. I witnessed multiple incidents where guest are angry with each other over whose chairs are theirs. The staff is unhelpful because management has come up with this ridiculous system making the staff the bad guys. We also paid $150 to have chairs on the beach and were told the same system was in place there too! It’s a beautiful resort, but obviously the people in charge don’t care that the guest have a wonderful experience. Stay at the Four Seasons. It’s in the same location and I guarantee the service is much better.

justask1

"Nice - but too large, not luxury more of Wisconsin Dells vibe. Pool chair nightmare - I’d go elsewhere"

Reviewed February 23, 2026 NEW

Everything appears nice on the surface, amenities, rooms, common spaces, pools. Lots and lots of out of control kids running rampant. We paid extra for the Napua room with food service at breakfast, lunch and appetizers/drinks for happy hour. VERY meager offerings. Lunch bites are one charcuterie tray for all rooms, bags of chips/granola bar. The biggest issue is the pool chairs. There are simply not enough chairs especially at the adult pool even though they have packed and zip tied them together like sardines. And, you can’t leave your chair for more than an hour or they remove your belongings so someone else can sit down. Many instances of ppl coming back to their chairs after going for a walk and arguments about whose chair it was. The staff are not helpful at all and shrug and walk away. Also very protective about towels - very weird vibes. One other issue - lots of CLUELESS people who blare their conversations on speaker or face time at their pool chair, in the pool, in the hot tub. We will not come back due to these issues.

richieboy81

"Good but complacent!"

Reviewed February 22, 2026 NEW

As a family from the UK we picked this property for its amazing pool. We chose to stay at the adjacent villas. However by booking direct with Hilton this gave us full access to the resort as a regular hotel guest would. The privately owned villa was immaculate and very impressive as was the associated service from the villa staff (internal ‘Uber’ style drivers and villa reception) Now for the actual resort. It is NOT a cheap property. When paying these prices you expect a level of service to go with this price tag. However the resort has become complacent. Some slides were non operational. They had a water ‘lift’ - again this didn’t work. When we enquired the staff stated oh it’s been like that for ages. Additionally the breakfast at Hulu Is good but nowhere near a Waldorf 5 star standard. Think more beach resort. Next time. I would rent a villa privately from the owners direct and make do with the smaller included villa pool and not pay the significant premium for resort access. In conclusion. If the Waldorf are going to charge premium prices the resort needs to remain premium to satisfy guest expectation. It needs work in order to do so.

xenadiver

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

"Amazing hotel"

Reviewed February 22, 2026 NEW

What a great location, amazing hotel, great amenities, exceptional Spa experience and great people. Everyone was so very helpful and the Spa is a must visit while there with the salt water pool, steam room, dry sauna, cold plunge, etc. Amazing ocean views and loved the long beach boardwalk that is paved and you can walk/run for miles.

meganh8675309

"Don’t expect a luxury experience…."

Reviewed February 21, 2026 NEW

I have two days left at this hotel. I have never been so ready to leave a hotel as I am right now. I’ll start with the pros. It has a great view. Some of of the servers go above and beyond, but I have never been treated so poorly after spending so much money to be here. The food is not great and extremely expensive. It cost my husband and I about $200 a day just to sit by the pool and have a few drinks and lunch. We had to start leaving the resort to eat a cheaper places. I didn’t realize there was a resort fee included in this property. I’m not really sure why they have to charge us 50 more dollars on top of the 1400/day I already paid to stay here but whatever… I am a Hilton gold member, I never got offered my free upgrade or any of the perks that are supposed to come with Hilton gold. There’s no communication between members of staff yesterday at the pool. We asked a waitress if we could leave our stuff on our chairs and go eat lunch. We wouldn’t eat lunch for half an hour and came back and our stuff was gone. The pool attendant said we were gone for more than an hour and so he took the stuff. He said he folded the chairs down an hour ago. I folded the chairs down myself 20 minutes before that but hey, what are you gonna do today I left my handbag in an Uber and the nice man came back to bring my bag back to me and the hotel told him they couldn’t get a hold of me and so he left with my handbag with my passports and my credit cards and everything in it because they couldn’t take five minutes to find me or bring me the bag both my husbands and my phone numbers are listed they need they didn’t call either of us. So now I’m praying the Uber driver brings back my bag so I can get the hell out of here. I stayed at the Fairmont hotel two years ago, which is two or three hotels down from the Waldorf for Astoria and I highly recommend that hotel. It’s the only hotel I’ve ever wanted to return to, but I decided to try a new place. Big mistake! This place is a monstrosity. It’s very confusing. It is not handicap accessible or friendly. You have to go to several banks of elevators to even get to your room. If you’re looking for nighttime entertainment, this is not the place to stay. There isn’t any all the bars closed by 10 o’clock there isn’t a lot of other restaurants or bars in the area to go to within walking distance as we couldn’t rent a car because it was $5000 for five days. This will probably be my last time in Maui, it was my 15th wedding anniversary and I have been looking forward to this trip for almost a year. I am so angry at myself for choosing this hotel and I just hope if anyone else reads this review that they do a little more research that I did on this place. Every other hotel I have stayed at on these islands. You get a warm welcome, you get a leia, maybe a refreshing drink, not here. You wait in line for 20 minutes to an hour to check in. I have stayed at many resorts all over the world. This is just one giant all-inclusive resort where nothing is included. And the drinks are $22. I highly recommend the Fairmont.

Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria By Hilton Resort is located at 3850 Wailea Alanui Drive • Wailea, HI 96753

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Frequently Asked Questions about Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria By Hilton Resort

Is the hotel pet-friendly?

Pets are allowed with a $30 non-refundable fee, accommodating up to 2 pets per room with a maximum weight of 50 lbs each, and service animals are permitted. Please notify the hotel directly prior to your arrival date if traveling with a pet. Pet-friendly rooms are limited. All fees mentioned are subject to change without prior notice and applicable taxes.

What time is check in and check out?

Check-in time starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is until 12:00 PM.

Can I reserve a smoking room?

No, the hotel is 100% smoke-free.

Does the hotel have WiFi access?

Yes, free WiFi access is available at the property.

Does the hotel have an on-site restaurant?

The Grand Wailea Resort offers a variety of dining options, including Humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa for fresh seafood, Botero Lounge for cocktails and light bites, the Grand Lūʻau for a traditional Hawaiian feast, Loulu for casual dining, ʻIkena for breakfast and lunch with ocean views, Olivine for upscale cuisine, convenient room service, and poolside dining at Grotto Bar and Wailea Surf Haus.

Does the hotel have a pool?

Yes, the Grand Wailea Resort features multiple pools, including the Wailea Canyon Activity Pool, which offers nine interconnected pools, thrilling waterslides, a lazy river, and a swim-up bar, as well as the tranquil adults-only Hibiscus Pool for relaxation.

Is parking available?

Valet parking is available for $65.00, while self-parking is unavailable; secure parking is provided for guests' convenience. All fees mentioned are subject to change without prior notice and applicable taxes.

Is there a resort fee?

The daily resort charge of $55 includes internet access, morning and afternoon yoga, meditation and stretch classes, beach cruiser bikes, twice-daily scuba clinics, a photography session, hula and ukulele lessons, two refillable water bottles per stay, and access to beach umbrellas. All fees mentioned are subject to change without prior notice and applicable taxes.

What is the minimum age to check in?

The reservation holder must be at least 21 years old to check in and is required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in.

What activities are available at the hotel?

The Grand Wailea Resort offers a variety of activities, including access to the Wailea Canyon Activity Pool with waterslides and a lazy river, yoga classes, scuba clinics, hula and ukulele lessons, beach cruiser bike rentals, photography sessions, and indulgent treatments along with engaging programs for children to ensure fun for all ages.

What are the nearby attractions?

Nearby attractions to the Grand Wailea Resort include Haleakalā National Park (41.4 miles), Molokini Crater for snorkeling (4.1 miles), Wailea Golf Club with three championship courses (1.8 miles), The Shops at Wailea for luxury shopping (0.3 miles), Makena State Park for scenic beaches (4.1 miles), and the Maui Ocean Center aquarium (13.2 miles), providing a variety of outdoor activities and cultural experiences.

What accessible features does the hotel offer?

The Grand Wailea Resort offers comprehensive accessibility features, including an accessible business center, concierge desk, exercise facility, guest rooms with mobility features (32” clear width doors), hotel restaurant, public entrance, and registration desk, along with accessible routes to the meeting room/ballroom, business center, exercise facilities, spa, swimming pool, and at least one restaurant; additional amenities include an accessible swimming pool, transportation with advance notice, assistive listening devices for meetings, closed captioning on televisions, wheelchair-accessible rooms, TTY for guest use, valet-only parking, and visual alarms for the hearing impaired, ensuring a welcoming environment for all guests, including those with service animals.