Strandhotels in Wailuku

'Loved this B&B. The location worked well from exploring different areas. Will stay here again.'

'This place was amazing! We have stayed at quite a few short term rentals over the years and sometimes the pictures make it look better than reality--not so here! The views are spectacular! When we first arrived, we couldn't pull ourselves off of the lanai for the first day. Eating breakfast each morning with these views was unforgettable. We were hoping for three things--a beautiful ocean view, a quiet, off the beaten path location, and easy access to explore the island. This had...

'Great location on the island, nice accommodations. '

'Our stay here was nothing short of amazing. Where I do think that some of the decor could be updated along with the listing. This was a perfect location. We walked down to the harbor multiple times and it was maybe 10 min walk. The listing should be updated because where I worried that there was not chairs for the beach, etc. there are lots of extras that are not listed. I went out to the private beach every morning and said hello to the sea turtles. I went out one night and there was 17 on the...

'Comfy. Nicely updated. Beds were very nice.'

'Die Lage im Zentrum der Insel ist sehr praktisch. Der Ort ist sehr ruhig und die Lage direkt am Strand und Ozean ist wunderschön.'

'We were rarely there except to sleep but the apartment has everything we needed. It’s walking distance to the harbor and ocean center. The beach is literally steps outside. The owner was very quickly responsive to our questions.'

'The unit is as advertised, with no exceptions, so no need to repeat that. Very nice. No problems. Host Joanne was great. This might be the nicest unit in the complex, being corner and ground floor, and the complex is also really nice. Great views, with one small caveat: there’s a hedge on the right side of the property that obstructs some of the view to the west. The sun rises directly over Haleakala crater in the morning, as viewed from the condo patio. Saw hundreds, maybe thousands of whales...