We stayed at the Maui Coast Hotel for a week. The Hotel is nothing special and the rooms are not extraordinary, but it is a good value. The room was clean and most important: no bugs! The location is great and we definitely would recommend this hotel and would stay there again!

Not business traveler friendly. Rooms need major upgrades from the carpet to beds to the drapes...etc. My room was on the second floor and faced the side parking lot. People getting out of their cars could totally see in my room as I'm resting on my bed unless I close the drapes! There was a dingy smell but I think the hotel is just old and dirty. I would not go back.

We just recently returned from our trip to Hawaii. We stayed in Waikiki for a week and then moved on to Maui. I would definitely stay in the Kihei area again. You need a rental car in Maui, but it's a quick trip to Kahului to shop at larger stores such as Costco, Walmart, etc. or to go walk & browse the many shops and restaurants on Front Street in Lahaina. South Kihei seems like a new & clean area. The beach across the street from the hotel is nice, although when we visited - windy. We liked to visit Big Beach - but be warned of the large waves, kids & adults were knocked over by them. The hotel was nicely situated. The staff seemed friendly. Parking was free (which I've heard isn't always the case at other hotels). They have two computer terminals in the lobby for internet use. The rooms were pretty much average. They were clean and quiet but nothing very fancy. (You don't spend too much time in your hotel anyway.) Stay above the first level, though, because the balconies on the first seemed almost "basement-like" - sort of below the parking lot with a view of a retaining wall. The pillows are very flat - so maybe ask for extras. We had the continental breakfast package on the on-site restaurant. It was fine - choice of toast, bagel or muffin, coffee, juice. Otherwise, the prices seemed pretty expensive. Overall, nothing to complain about, but pretty much average.

The Maui Coast Hotel was not my family's first pick, but it ended up being suprisingly great! Driving by all the hotels on the island, the Maui Coast was definetly the one with the nicest exterior. Upon arrival we were greeted with a smile and friendly welcome. The lobby was gorgeous and very open. We stayed in a one bedroom suite. The room was a nice size with two balconies. The bedroom had a closet with safe and a huge, comfortable bed. The rest consisted of a pull out sofa bed, bathroom and the basic hotel neccessities. The pool was nice and secluded, and there were many hot tubes scattered/seculded throughout the hotel premises. By the pool there was a bar where you could sit, relax and order drinks. At night there was music and lights adorning the pool. It was such a great atmosphere I could have spent all day there. Also there was a restaurant on the premises, it was alright, I would suggest one of the restaurants closer by that are within walking distance. The hotel staff was outstanding in my perspective. Every day when I would come down through the lobby they would greeet me and ask how my previous day had been and what I was going to be doing today. They seemed genuinely interested and always had suggestions if needed. Across from the hotel is a great little beach in Kihei, good for laying in the sun and relaxing. Furthermore many great restaurants within walking distance and many great shopping venues. Overall my trip was a wonderful experience and I will be staying at the maui coast hotel again in the future.