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Wailea, Maui

The Windrose

A quiet oceanfront resort on Wailea Beach, where the day is set by the water and the evening by the sun going down behind it.

Check availability: (855) 696-4712

Maui's quiet south shore

Unhurried by design

Mornings begin with the beach path at first light and end with slack-key guitar at the Channel Bar. Every stay, every cabana, every sunrise wake-up call is arranged by a person, or by Jessica, our concierge assistant who answers the telephone at any hour, checks live availability while you are on the line, and texts your booking link.

Rooms and suites

Three ways to wake on the water

Ocean View King Room

Sleeps two

A calm king room with a private lanai facing the Pacific and evening light that asks nothing of you.

Garden Double Queen Room

Sleeps four

Two queens opening to the gardens, with a deep soaking tub and room for the whole crew.

The Windrose Suite

Sleeps two

An oceanfront corner suite with a sitting room and a wraparound lanai over the sand.

Three tables, one shoreline

Dinner faces west

The Lantern Room serves island-grown coastal cooking at the waterline: breakfast from seven to eleven, dinner from half past five until ten. The Reef Bar feeds the pools and the beach through the afternoon.

The Channel Bar pours from four until late, with live slack-key guitar most evenings. Ask Jessica for tonight's menu, or a table at sunset.

Saltline Spa, three pools, Keiki Cove

The slow hours

The Stillwater Pool holds an infinity edge and a swim-up bar for adults; the Reef Pool holds everyone else. The Saltline Spa keeps open-air treatment rooms on the ocean side, and the children spend their mornings at Keiki Cove.

  • Check-in3:00 in the afternoon
  • Checkout12:00 noon
  • PoolsThree, 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
  • Spa9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, by appointment
  • Keiki CoveAges five to twelve, complimentary, mornings
  • Beach hutChairs, towels, snorkel gear, complimentary
  • ParkingOvernight valet, 45 dollars

The concierge desk

Days worth planning

Every outing below is arranged by telephone. Tell Jessica the day and your party, and the concierge confirms the rest.

Molokini snorkel sail

A morning sail to the crescent crater, about five hours on the water with gear and breakfast aboard.

Mornings, from about $189

Haleakala sunrise

A pre-dawn drive to the summit for sunrise above the clouds. Jessica sets your wake-up call to match the pickup.

Reserve two days ahead

Road to Hana

The full-day guided drive along the windward coast: waterfalls, black sand, and every lookout worth the stop.

Full day, with lunch

Sunset catamaran

Two hours along the Wailea coast with the sun going down off the bow.

Evenings, from about $129

Whale season

Humpbacks winter in the channel, roughly December through April. Cruises leave daily in season.

In season

Luau evenings

Imu ceremony, live music, and hula at oceanfront luau nights within Wailea, several evenings a week.

Seats fill early

Reservations and concierge by telephone

Call. Any hour.

Jessica answers around the clock. She checks live availability and rates while you are on the line, texts your booking link, sets wake-up calls, and takes excursion, spa, cabana, and dinner requests for the concierge to confirm.

Answered around the clock. Calls may be recorded.

Call the front desk