The awards were for: Grand Wailea accommodations; dining at the Humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa restaurant; the resort’s Spa Grande; and Grand Lūʻau at Honuaʻula.

This Friday, the Grand Wailea resort’s restaurant, Humuhumunukunukuapua’a will offer guests an edible adventure in its monthly dining program aptly named, “Toast!”

You can’t get in, unless you surrender your keys. Botero Gallery Bar at the Grand Wailea, is just that kind of place.

On the last Friday of every month, the Grand Wailea devotes an entire hedonistic night to the fairer sex. Sip skinny cocktails and devour figure friendly hors d’oeuvres.

Sales teams from the Grand Wailea and the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa are busy this week joining the Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau (HVCB) and the Hawaii Convention Center (HCC) at the Springtime Expo in Washington, DC where they hope to bring home more Maui meetings and convention business.

The Spa Grande at the Grand Wailea is making it a little easier to get healthy and fit. As part of a nation-wide effort to help people jumpstart healthier and happier lives, the Spa Grande is participating in SpaFinder Wellness Week and is offering an array of wellness services at 50% off.

If you’re a woman tired of the standard Friday night bar scene, or just tired from a long day of work, The Grand Wailea has just the treat for you. On the last Fridays of every month, from 8-10pm, The Grand Wailea’s famed Spa Grande, will host a “Spalicious Party” featuring loads of chocolate, fashion, and luxurious spa pampering.

According to an article in Bloomberg News, the Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa is one of eight properties seized by a group of lenders which include the New York-based Paulson & Co.

For an unprecedented 16th time, the island of Maui captured “Best Island in the World” honors in the 23rd annual CONDE NAST TRAVELER Readers’ Choice Awards Poll.  With a score of 90.7, it also garnered “Best Pacific Island” for the 20th consecutive year. According to the magazine, “Maui is the only island to score above […]

There are three public fireworks displays planned in Maui County for New Year’s Eve. All three displays begin at 12:00 midnight on New Year’s Eve will be at the following locations: Hana – below Fagan’s Cross Kihei – barge offshore fronting the Grand Wailea Hotel Lanai – Manele Bay Hotel Firework permits are available until […]