Hotels near Kapalua - JHM, Kapalua

Everything handy- restaurants, groceries, coffee place. We liked the beaches nearby and we love Lahaina Front Street which is a short drive. Quiet at night and safe. A bit dark to walk around at night but that is Hawaii.

Fantastic in every way! This place is just perfect. Great staff who made sure everything was as we wanted. They helped with planning our days and gave great suggestions of where to go. From the valet to the front desk excellent! Beautiful place.

The town happens to be located on the serene side of Maui. Waves 2-4 foot. Beginner surfing. Extremely clear waters to snorkel. Shops and food abound, golf and luxury nearby. For the vacation goer who likes people.

The best part was the view. It was outstanding! It was breath taking. Unfortunately, they were working on the ocean barriers during the day. The owners gave full notice so it was no fault of theirs. Overall, the family would stay in the same place again. It was a beautiful setting, clean accommodations and had a wonderful time.

Loved Kapalua and would stay there again. Quiet area at the Ridge and very relaxing and not touristy like Kaanapali and Lahaina. Great location to nice beaches north of Kapalua and plenty of snorkeling time. Highly recommend Slaughterhouse Beach and Napili Bay for turtles, snorkeling. The historic Honolua Store in Kapalua is a must see for sundries, souvenirs and sandwiches. Oh and don't forget the Dole whip machine near the deli. Great coffee shop on H-30 called Hawaiian Village Coffee.

The beach across from the hotel is not for the faint at heart. Strong undertow and waves that can knock you down. There are also rocks protruding out of the sand that hurt if you get caught by a wave. I would suggest a beach at the park. There is a beautiful boardwalk along the ocean behind the Weston that is open to the public as is any beach in Hawaii. The one thing I would avoid is the Road to Hana. In my opinion it is not worth losing a day over a hairraising drive with many curves, very few places to pull over to look at the scenery and dense and tall vegetation that hides the views. Too much traffic and drivers that do not pay attention to the conditions.