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Grand Wailea offers Easter and Mother’s Day brunches, spa retreats

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Grand Wailea resort photo. PC: Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort

Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort on Maui, is offering seasonal experiences this spring in celebration of Easter and Mother’s Day, including curated brunch menus and spa packages.

Guests can enjoy multi-course brunch buffets in the resort’s Haleakalā Gardens, featuring locally sourced ingredients and chef-inspired dishes. Easter Brunch, set for Sunday, April 20 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will include selections such as ahi poke, lilikoi shrimp ceviche, Kauaʻi prawns, a raw seafood bar, carving station and dessert offerings like poi mochi donuts and lychee panna cotta. The cost is $175 for adults and $65 for children.

Mother’s Day Brunch, taking place Sunday, May 11 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will feature an expansive menu that includes chocolate hazelnut French toast, crispy pork belly Benedict, dim sum, loco moco with Maui onion gravy, Kona lobster mac and cheese, beet-cured smoked salmon and desserts like lilikoi meringue tarts and pineapple rum cake flambé. Pricing is the same as Easter Brunch.

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In addition, the resort’s Kilolani Spa is offering two Mother’s Day retreats. One is a single-day experience with a 90-minute massage or facial, signature hair or nail services, lunch at Olivine with ocean views and prosecco, priced at $762. The second option is a Mother’s Day Weekend Retreat package that includes a 3-night stay at the resort, multiple spa treatments, lunch at Olivine and a professional photo session.

Reservations are required. For more information, visit Grand Wailea’s official website or call the resort directly.

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