Read The Latest Reviews of Our Kaanapali Resort

Stayed here one night for business. It was decent enough. Room was clean and basic amenities provided. The walls are thin so I could here everything from the luau outside, to the ice machine in the hallway, to neighbors talking in the room …MoreStayed here one night for business. It was decent enough. Room was clean and basic amenities provided. The walls are thin so I could here everything from the luau outside, to the ice machine in the hallway, to neighbors talking in the room next door. The cable connection to my tv was poor so I could not watch anything. I did not bother calling maintenance because I was only staying one night

The KOI was a stand alone hotel many years ago and is now part of the Royal Lahaina.It's still booked online as a separate hotel but it's not - you check in at the RLH desk and everything is treated as if you are a RLH guest, including access to all amenities and services. The building is old and the room have not been updated since Elvis was singing but they are large, clean and have everything you need in a hotel room and a nice balcony big enough for cocktails. Almost every room has 2 queen beds. Right next to the Castaway Cafe and an easy walk north to Kanapali or south to Whalers Village. This is a hotel for budget minded people who don't care so much about a fancy room but want to be right on the beach in the heart of West Maui

Meh. Normal story booking started out at 140 and ended up 185. Room was clean and fine for the night. Loud music but it didn't last long. Paid for parking then reception said don't bother to display it. Clearly no one checks it

Part of the Royal Lahaina complex. Older building very close to the beach. Rooms need updating but the Lanai on the outside of the building away from the parking lot have 5 star views. Privileges at the Royal Lahina pool and restaurant. Public Beachwalk though the hotel complex and all the Kaanapal oceanside hotels make for great walks, views and access to other hotel restaurants and beaches without getting into the car