Sheraton Maui Resort (4*)

The Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa has the premier location for a dream Hawaiian vacation on Kaanapali Beach in the dramatic point at which the legendary Black Rock of Kaanapali meets the ocean. Anchored by the Black Rock itself, this spectacular Maui hotel beckons hopeless romantics, discerning honeymooners, and fun-seeking families

 

Hotel Details

  • The Spa at Black Rock
  • fitness centre
  • 142-yard fresh water swimming lagoon
  • outdoor Jacuzzi set amidst lava rock formations and waterfalls
  • meeting space
  • children (Keiki) activities

 

Room Features

All guestrooms feature:

  • resort, partial ocean, or ocean views
  • high speed internet access
  • private lanai
  • flat screen TV with cable, lodgenet movies, express check-out
  • refrigerator
  • coffee maker, coffee and tea
  • height adjustable shower head
  • in-room safe

 

Dining

  • Black Rock Steak & Seafood – features flexible seating indoors or terrace seating outside offering the gentle evening breezes, accompanied by a breathtaking view of Pu’u Keka’a in the distance
  • Teppan-Yaki Dan – surrounded by the exotic flair of the Far East, an artful array of contemporary Japanese cuisine is grilled to perfection right before guests’ eyes
  • Keka'a Terrace – open-air dining room where guests can enjoy the bountiful breakfast buffet
  • The Cliff Dive Bar – encircled by the crystal blue waters of our lava-enhanced swimming pool, the bar offers hot grilled lunches and tropical specialties throughout the day and into the early evening hours
  • Mai Tai Bar – offers a menu with a variety of choices for lunch, and drinks, at our Mai Tai Bar
  • Reef's Edge Lounge – located in the lower lobby, the lounge serves tropical drinks and light fare

 

Recreation

  • children (Keiki) activities
  • cultural activities including Hula lessons
  • yoga
  • Pilates
  • introductory scuba and snorkeling lessons
  • island activities
  • shows and luaus, including Sunset Luau at Black Rock, Tihati Polynesian Revue, and The Luau Feast

 

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.