The Kihei Kai Nani resort is certainly one of the best resorts in Maui and it is a place that you will remember long after your



stay. So if you have never heard of it previously, now is your chance.

Staying at the Kihei Kai Nani Resort

The Kihei Kai Nani resort has 180 units and each is 100% furnished to a high standard. You can enjoy both garden and ocean

views and it is situated in a convenient location within a walking distance to the beaches (Kameole Beach II is just across the

street, a few steps away), numerous restaurants, and various leisure activities.

It also has plenty of amenities too including:

?Barbecues

?Laundry

?Free Parking

?Pavilion

?A Large Pool

?Shuffleboard Court

?Cable TV

The above are just some of the amenities which you can enjoy. The barbecue areas are excellent for family barbecues and it is

the perfect way to enjoy the glorious weather which Maui has to offer. The laundry facilities allow you to keep everything

clean and fresh throughout your stay and the large pool allows you to cool down and refresh yourself whenever needed.

The only disadvantage that you could say about the resort is that every single unit has only one bedroom. While that one

bedroom can accommodate up to four people, it is still a lack of privacy if you are going with your family! So you may need to

book two single units if you are going with the family.

If you are not overly impressed with the activities on offer at the resort then do not worry ? there are various activities

situated close to the resort which are easily reachable. Both golf and whale watching can be enjoyed close by to the resort as

well as rock climbing and snorkeling too. So no matter what your interests are you should be able to find something to suit

you.

Overall, the resort is good for families, but do keep in mind that you might need more than one unit if you are a family with

older children and you want your privacy. There is plenty to do whether you want to relax and stay within the resort or

whether you want to do something a little more adventurous such as rock climbing or snorkeling.