Grand Wailea Maui, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
Property description
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 9 outdoor pools, 3 hot tubs, and a lazy river. Additional amenities at this resor...
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8.5
Very good
Based on 1,002 verified reviews
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Business
10%
Couple
39%
Family
44%
Group
4%
Solo
1%
What guests think
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Across recent reviews of Grand Wailea Maui, A Waldorf Astoria Resort, guests praise the lush grounds, beachside setting, and expansive pools, while frequently noting high prices, added fees, and occasional service or maintenance shortcomings that temper the experience.
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Jo
last week
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Stayed 4 nights
Entire experience the whole time, only problems were too few restrooms in pool locations, extreme high pricing on breakfast with no simple options. Just buffet or nothing. Too few elevators. We are disabled and finding an elevator took a lot of walking. Otherwise, priceless!
Entire experience the whole time, only problems were too few restrooms in pool locations, extreme high pricing on breakfast with no simple options. Just buffet or nothing. Too few elevators. We are disabled and finding an elevator took a lot of walking. Otherwise, priceless!
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Joseph
Apr 10, 2026
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Stayed 4 nights
Absolutely terrible. I had to wake up every morning and line up at 6:15 am to get pool chairs. The hotel charges for beach chairs which I never encountered with other hotels. The staff is not so friendly, especially the concierge named "Sharp" (?) that she should not be in this business. The restaurants including Loulu were overpriced with not so great food. I live in OC, CA and we have an access to beach and we have a pool at home. If I have to line up in the morning to reserve pool chairs and pay for beach chairs, I don't know why we had spend so much money to stay at this hotel.
Absolutely terrible. I had to wake up every morning and line up at 6:15 am to get pool chairs. The hotel charges for beach chairs which I never encountered with other hotels. The staff is not so friendly, especially the concierge named "Sharp" (?) that she should not be in this business. The restaurants including Loulu were overpriced with not so great food. I live in OC, CA and we have an access to beach and we have a pool at home. If I have to line up in the morning to reserve pool chairs and pay for beach chairs, I don't know why we had spend so much money to stay at this hotel.
10
Veronica
Mar 11, 2026
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Stayed 2 nights
The property is a true gem boasting expansive lush flora and fauna with multiple pools creating a swimmer's paradise. The various coves and levels including a waterpark and adult pool add to its allure. The expansive beach offers breathtaking views shared with the Four Seasons. Our room was exquisitely appointed with a spacious patio featuring outdoor furniture a rocking chair and a modern interior with an oversized shower and spa-inspired bathroom. The lobby is a work of art reminiscent of the Bellagio. The service was exceptional and attentive allowing guests to order drinks by the beach or pool. However beach umbrellas incur an additional cost while lounge chairs are provided in the lawn area adjacent to the beachfront. A notable highlight was the bar area featuring a see-through aquarium bar. One area for improvement is the availability of umbrellas throughout the property as they tend to fill up quickly and the sun can be intense. Notably the Waldorf has a more family-friendly atmosphere compared to the Four Seasons and the Andaz which we also visited. While the property itself is truly stunning and impressive the Andaz may be a better option for those seeking a more intimate and relaxing experience.
The property is a true gem boasting expansive lush flora and fauna with multiple pools creating a swimmer's paradise. The various coves and levels including a waterpark and adult pool add to its allure. The expansive beach offers breathtaking views shared with the Four Seasons. Our room was exquisitely appointed with a spacious patio featuring outdoor furniture a rocking chair and a modern interior with an oversized shower and spa-inspired bathroom. The lobby is a work of art reminiscent of the Bellagio. The service was exceptional and attentive allowing guests to order drinks by the beach or pool. However beach umbrellas incur an additional cost while lounge chairs are provided in the lawn area adjacent to the beachfront. A notable highlight was the bar area featuring a see-through aquarium bar. One area for improvement is the availability of umbrellas throughout the property as they tend to fill up quickly and the sun can be intense. Notably the Waldorf has a more family-friendly atmosphere compared to the Four Seasons and the Andaz which we also visited. While the property itself is truly stunning and impressive the Andaz may be a better option for those seeking a more intimate and relaxing experience.
10
Tim
Feb 20, 2026
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Stayed 1 night
Everything was exceptional and Lehn who checked us in was fantastic.
Everything was exceptional and Lehn who checked us in was fantastic.
10
Laura
Feb 18, 2026
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Stayed 1 night
Beautiful room and view. Amazing pool area. So much fun for the entire family!
Beautiful room and view. Amazing pool area. So much fun for the entire family!
3850 Wailea Alanui Drive, Wailea, Hawaii, United States of America
Location
With a stay at Grand Wailea Maui, A Waldorf Astoria Resort in Kihei (Wailea), you'll be within a 10-minute walk of Wailea Beach and Shops at Wailea. This beach resort is 21.1 mi (34 km) from Haleakala National Park and 0.6 mi (1 km) from Ulua Beach Park.
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