Garden Gate
Once the capital of Hawaii, Lahaina Town and its historic business district are only a stone's throw from this hotel. When you enter the hotel, you will go over a bridge that has a stream flowing beneath it. Included in the price per night of $125 or more, depending on your accommodations, you'll waken each day with a breakfast complete with fresh pastries and fruit, as well as a cup of Hawaii's own Kona coffee. You'll be steps away from the ocean, and a short ride from some of the area's great golf courses.
67 Kaniau Road
Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761
http://www.maui.us/garden_gate_inn.htm
800-509-5507
Aston Kaanapali Shores
This is a beach front resort on famous Kaanapali Beach and one of Maui's bargains. You can choose a one- or two-bedroom unit or spring for a studio that has a complete kitchen. There are two swimming pools and a restaurant at this hotel as well as an activities desk that will make your reservations and tee times. For the children, there's Camp Kaanapali, which has a variety of supervised classes in arts & crafts. Prices to stay here for a night start at $140.
3445 Lower Honoapiilani Road
Lahaina, HI 96761
Phone: 847-551-3085
Fax: 847-574-8200
http://www.kaanapali-shores.com/
Penny's Place Inn Paradise
This is a traditional bed and breakfast ownered by Keith and Penny Weigel. Frommers Travel Guide has chosen Penny's as one of the best B&Bs in Hawaii and it has received the coveted 5-stars from tripadvisor.com. You'll be only a few feet away from the water's edge where you'll see Kaanapali's famous golf courses as well as Molokai and Lanai, two of Hawaii's islands off in the distance. Sunsets are amazing here and they attract many out-of-state visitors as they wind their way to some of Lahaina's unforgettable restaurants. There are only four guest rooms at this B&B so plan ahead. Prices per night start at $100.
1440 Front St.
Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 96761
Phone: 808-661-1068
Toll Free - 1-888-329-0777
http://www.pennysplace.net/
About The Author
Bill Herrfeldt specializes in finance, sports and the needs of retiring people, and has been published in the national edition of "Erickson Tribune," the "Washington Post" and the "Arizona Republic." He graduated from the University of Louisville.
