Maui hotel guide. Aqua Hotels hotels in Maui, Hawaii

Staying on Maui Island: Aqua Hotels

The Hawaiian-based Aqua Hotels group offers vibrant accommodation suitable for a range of budgets. Located across all four Hawaiian Islands, Aqua Hotels range from full-service resorts to romantic boutique accommodation, all of which are pet friendly and offer travellers an eco-friendly accommodation choice.

Eco-Friendly Aqua Hotels

Aqua Hotels feature a number of environmentally friendly features, such as energy saving thermostats and resorts powered solely by solar power. Commitment to reducing hotel waste and air pollution helped Aqua Hotels win a number of travel awards within the hospitality industry.

What to Expect at Aqua Hotels

Perfect for work and play, Aqua Hotels feature a number of well-equipped meeting rooms as well as plenty of leisure facilities. After dinner in onsite restaurants, soak up the island sunshine from the outdoor swimming pool.

Air conditioning helps you get a comfortable night sleep in the modern guestrooms. Catch up with the latest headlines on either the cable TV or using WiFi. After surfing the internet, store your devices and laptops in your in-room safes and head out to explore Maui Island.

Where to Stay on Maui Island

The lively town of Kahului is Maui Island’s main transport hub as its harbour and airport are the busiest on the island. There’s also plenty of Hawaiian culture to experience, including the Hawaiian dance and theatre performances at the Maui Arts and Culture Center. Visit the town’s Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum to learn about Maui Island’s part in the history of the sugar industry.

Exploring Maui Island from Your Aqua Hotel

One of the best ways to explore Maui Island is by car, and the most popular driving route is down the scenic Hana Highway. The Road to Hana road trip snakes down the eastern coast of the island, past rugged seascapes and abundant rainforest. Pull over at one of the many stop-offs to hike through the greenery to tranquil swimming holes and impressive waterfalls. At the end of the drive, the remote town of Hana is one of the best areas on Maui to experience traditional island life.