Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui (4.5*)

Nested on the pristine white sands of Wailea, The Fairmont Kea Lani is a luxury oceanfront resort with spacious suites and villas that encompasses 22-acres of tropical landscape on Maui's southern shores and offers warm and personal service which portrays the essence of aloha. Resort amenities include three swimming pools, quality dining in four restaurants, the award-winning Spa Kea Lani and a variety of recreational activities featuring championship golf and authentic Hawaiian cultural experiences which are sure to delight romantic vacationers and families alike.

 

Hotel Details

  • business services
  • full-service Spa Kea Lani
  • Children’s Activity Centre
  • complimentary self-parking
  • no resort fee
  • fitness classes
  • 3 swimming pools - including an adults-only pool and two activity pools connected by a 140-foot waterslide
  • 2 soothing whirlpools
  • casual and fine dining in four restaurants
  • gourmet bakery and deli
  • year-round children's program
  • boutique shopping
  • 36,000 sq ft meeting and events function space

 

Room Features

All suites and villas feature:

  • luxury bath amenities
  • coffee maker with complimentary Kona coffee and assorted teas
  • double sized sleeper sofa in living room
  • high speed internet access (complimentary to members of Fairmont President's Club)
  • microwave oven
  • mini-refrigerator
  • oversized marble bathroom with deep soaking tub and walk-in shower
  • spacious lanai with breakfast table for four and chaise lounge
  • wall safe
  • entertainment center with two TVs (one in living room and one in bedroom), AM/FM stereo, DVD, CD, video cassette player, and On Command movies and entertainment

 

Moderate Suites:

  • one-bedroom suites
  • French doors close off the spacious living room area from the bedroom
  • large marble bathroom contains double pedestal sinks, deep soaking tub and walk in shower
  • wet bar
  • private furnished lanai (balcony) from both the living room and bedroom
  • one king or two doubles and a queen sofa bed
  • 840 sq ft
  • limited view overlooking parking facility or side street

 

Fairmont Suites:

  • one king or two doubles and a queen sofa bed
  • 840 sq ft (including furnished lanai)
  • overlooking scenic tropical gardens
  • one-bedroom suites
  • French doors close off the spacious living room area from the bedroom
  • large marble bathroom contains double pedestal sinks, deep soaking tub and walk in shower
  • wet bar
  • private furnished lanai (balcony) from both the living room and bedroom

 

Pool Suites:

  • one king or two doubles and a queen sofa bed
  • 840 sq ft (including furnished lanai)
  • view of the upper lagoon pool /garden view
  • one-bedroom suites
  • French doors close off the spacious living room area from the bedroom
  • large marble bathroom contains double pedestal sinks, deep soaking tub and walk in shower
  • wet bar
  • private furnished lanai (balcony) from both the living room and bedroom

 

Partial Ocean View Suites:

  • partial or angled ocean view from outside the suite
  • one king or two doubles and a queen sofa bed
  • 840 sq ft (including furnished lanai)
  • one-bedroom suites
  • French doors close off the spacious living room area from the bedroom
  • large marble bathroom contains double pedestal sinks, deep soaking tub and walk in shower
  • wet bar
  • private furnished lanai (balcony) from both the living room and bedroom

 

Deluxe Ocean View Suites:

  • full ocean view
  • one king or two doubles and a queen sofa bed
  • 840 sq ft (including furnished lanai)
  • one-bedroom suites
  • French doors close off the spacious living room area from the bedroom
  • large marble bathroom contains double pedestal sinks, deep soaking tub and walk in shower
  • wet bar
  • private furnished lanai (balcony) from both the living room and bedroom

 

Dining

  • Kà  – offers cuisine reflective of the many cultures of Hawaii’s sugarcane plantation era with menu inspired by the rich history and culinary traditions of Hawaiian, Chinese, Filipino, Portuguese, Korean, and Japanese cultures
  • Kea Lani Restaurant – open-air dining area offering a daily bountiful breakfast buffet and an exceptional à la carte menu service
  • Nick's Fishmarket Maui – one of Maui's premier seafood restaurants offering the Island's freshest fish, Live Keahole Maine Lobster, and Maui Cattle Company Steaks in a tropical ambiance
  • Caffe Ciao Bakery & Deli – trendy Italian bakery, gift shop and deli, showcasing specialty coffees, fresh baked pastries, zesty pasta dishes, fresh salads and gourmet cheese
  • Polo Beach Grille & Bar – great place to go for expansive views of the neighbouring islands or when in season, to catch a glimpse of the majestic humpback whales.
  • Luana Lounge – offers spectacular views of the beautiful Maui sunset

 

Recreation

  • Wailea's championship golf courses nearby
  • full-service Spa Kea Lani
  • Children’s Activity Centre
  • year-round children's program
  • boutique shopping

 

NEW! How you can make your stay more authentic, sustainable and memorable

These tips provide the insider’s knowledge on how travelers can engage with local culture, make their vacations more memorable, promote sustainability in the region, and enhance their overall holiday experience.

  • Maui’s cultural past is cleverly portrayed through a thriving arts scene infused with the spirit of aloha - from the events and exhibitions at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center and the Hui Noeau Visual Arts Center to Art Night every Friday in Lahaina.
  • An exceptional way to appreciate Maui’s unique cultural heritage is to experience a festival or a local celebration event. From The Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival taking place in June, Hawaiian Steel Guitar Festival in April to Olukai Hoolaulea in May, the performances are sure to impress all visitors.
  • Maui offers an exotic assortment of savory dining. Hawaii experience will not be complete unless travelers try one of the local dining spots. Often times there are a lot of local restaurants available around the resorts, and by visiting them you are not only going to get a great island experience, but also help local community. To get more authentic taste of Hawaii cuisine, try local favorites in small towns like Wailuku and Paia.
Please Note: Time restrictions and extra charges may apply for some activities, watersports or facilities. Some restaurants may be open for certain meals only, have a dress code in effect and/or require reservations. While Sparkling Voyages makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, it cannot be held responsible for changes, omissions or errors.