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The Westin Maui announces exclusive kama‘āina rates

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Hawai‘i residents can make the holiday season extra special with a staycation at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa, Kāʻanapali. The discounted kama‘āina rates start at $298 per night in the newly-renovated Kūkahi Tower and waived resort fees (a $49 per night value), and is available for stays until Dec 24. The kama‘āina discount is open to book now and is based on availability. 

Westin Maui Resort & Spa – Kukahi Tower. PC: Westin Maui Resort & Spa

The recently refreshed Kūkahi Tower features rooms with a natural palette of rich wood finishes, clean architectural lines, and unique design details. Each room also features a spacious lānai and other conveniences.  

For those seeking a more elevated experience, rates are also available in the Hōkūpaʻa Tower.

Kukahi ocean view balcony. PC: Westin Maui Resort & Spa
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The sprawling Kawaiola Aquatic playground features waterfalls, water slides, and a kid-friendly lagoon-style pool, while the adults-only pool deck offers a serene escape for grown-ups. 

The Valley Alley, a newly-opened social space offers Topgolf Swing Suites, duckpin bowling, and an array of classic and virtual reality arcade games. The Topgolf Swing Suites provide a high-tech golf simulator experience, while duckpin bowling offers a scaled-down version of traditional bowling.

Guests can enjoy Ulu Kitchen, helmed by celebrated chef Peter Merriman. Hawai‘i residents receive a 20% kama‘āina discount. The restaurant features a variety of flavorful dishes, each crafted with local ingredients and Merriman’s signature attention to detail.

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For more information and to book, visit www.WestinMaui.com and use promo code Z43 when booking.

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