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"The screen doors were torn and off track. The curtains didn’t close all the way. The spa was too expensive. The staff was fantastic! Especially Hunter, Kai, and the two young ladies that gave us wonderful rides on the golf carts. The yoga class was excellent. The air conditioning needed to be cooler as needed, and the bathrooms were WAY too hot. The lady that checked us in and out was great! The pool and hot tub were wonderful."

"Our stay at Hilton Grand Vacations Club Maui Bay Villas was truly outstanding from beginning to end. Every member of the staff made us feel welcomed and cared for — from the gentleman who graciously assisted with our luggage, to the incredibly patient and accommodating woman at the front desk, to the friendly and helpful concierge team. The villa itself was absolutely beautiful, with every detail thoughtfully designed for comfort and relaxation. The amenities were fantastic and added so much to the overall experience. What made this stay especially unique was the genuine warmth and attentiveness of the staff, who consistently went above and beyond in ways that felt personal rather than routine. Combined with the peaceful atmosphere, beautiful surroundings, and exceptional accommodations, it created an experience that felt far more special than a typical resort stay. All things considered, this was the nicest and most enjoyable stay we have ever experienced, and we are incredibly grateful for the hospitality we received."

"Young man who checked us in was unbelievable, great at his job. Food trucks availability was unique and smart. Shuttle and knowledge of airport workings the best. Only downfall was the fire alarm went off for a small fire which was put out. The man at counter checked rooms and on us. He remembered I build, I told him the fire alarm panel was in silence and arrest mode. It will go off again it did. As we checked out the person who was trying to fix and reset panel showed-up 7 hours later and no one knew where the FCAP was. Its ironic how the man who checked us in at the front counter who I would pick as the manager over all, knew where it was but was already off shift change and the new person knew nothing and said that person was on lunch. The recap is the man who checked us in, knew the property, took control of the situation, guided hotel workers and firemen to solve a situation that could have emptied the property. It was a life safety event that could have cost Marriott a good amount of money. The property was great, the man who checked us in went above and beyond his title and made me think Marriott is a great place to stay."