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Hotels on Maui Island: Aston Resorts

One of the oldest hotel brands on the Hawaiian Islands, Aston Resorts offers a variety of accommodation styles to suit different budgets and lifestyles. Choose from large five-star full service resorts and mid-range beachside condos, all of which place you just steps from many of Maui Island’s main sights and attractions. Aston Resorts prides itself on its family-friendly accommodation, and all children under seventeen stay for free.

Aston Resorts Facilities and Amenities on Maui Island

Wake up to ocean views from your private lanai and make breakfast in your modern kitchenette. Free WiFi, TVs and DVD players provide in-room entertainment, but if you’d rather enjoy the great outdoors, some Aston Resorts also have tennis courts and public barbecue grills.

The oceanfront resorts and condos offer plenty of leisure facilities, from outdoor pools to direct beach access. Or relax with a treatment from the spa or work up a sweat in the contemporary fitness centre.

Stay with Aston Resorts on Maui Island

Choose an Aston Resorts hotel in Wailea to be close to designer shopping, gorgeous beaches and pristine golf clubs. The Shops at Wailea brings together high-end fashion boutiques, sophisticated restaurants and live ukulele shows. And after just a five-minute drive down the coast to Maluaka, you can see Maui’s native turtles.

There’s plenty of action on the north-western coast at Kaanapali, especially at Kaanapali Beach, which hosts a nightly cliff diving ceremony. During the day, Kaanapali is popular with many water-sports fans, so you’ll see many windsurfers, paddle boarders and catamarans out in the ocean. For more sedate experiences, head to the Whalers Village complex to take part in daily ukulele and lei-making classes.

Maui Island’s Best Whale-Watching Spots

Maui Island’s whale-watching season runs through winter, though the best time to spot whales from the shore is from January to March. Hop on a boat trip from the ports of Lahaina and Maalaea and head out for a whale-watching excursions. There are also plenty of good beaches and lookout points on land known for humpback whale spotting, like Honolua Bay – also a good place to watch professional surfers in action.