Re: Wailea Hyatt???

Aloha Thomas,

I thought the only Hyatt on Maui was in Ka`anapali.  The hotel next door to
the Four Seasons is the Grand Wailea.  Have they changed it's name?

Kawika

"Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Charles.  You have a couple misconceptions I think I can clear up.  As
> far as Kids, the Kea Lani (at least lately) is catering to much more
> families with kids than the Four Seasons, which tends to cater to the
> older FIT crowd with no children.
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> As for the best hotel, the majority opinion here on Maui is that it's
> neither the Kea Lani, which is owned and operated now by the Fairmont
> chain, or the Four Seasons is the "best".  That would generally be
> understood by most to be the Wailea Hyatt Regeancy Resort and Spa,
> curiously right next door to the Four Seasons.  It's not even close,
> the Hyatt IS a tad more pricey than either of the resorts you mention,
> but as you said, if cost is no option, the Hyatt is considered
> superior.  The Hyatt does have more traffic because it's larger, and
> it runs a nightclub in the lobby where a lot of young locals attend,
> but as far as the facilities, the pools, the grounds, and of course
> the world-renowned Spa facility, I'd say they are a notch above either
> the Four Seasons or the Kea Lani.
>
> You have picked one of the best times of year, because on that side of
> the island tends to be very hot during the summer, but in March it's
> not real hot yet, and the brunt of our rainy season will be over.
>
> Being born and raised here I'm definitely biased, because Maui is the
> best, and I congratulate you on your good sense on skipping Oahu and
> the big city of Honolulu.
>
> Hope this helps.  Congratulations, and I know you'll love it.
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