Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Maui

So you are looking for all-inclusive resorts in Maui right? Well, Maui’s all-inclusive resorts can be a little confusing. While you won’t find that all-you-can-eat-and-drink experience of the Caribbean islands there are many resorts that offer attractive vacation packages that can almost feel like an all-inclusive vacation.

Maui is Hawaii’s second-largest island and a long-time winner of Conde Nast’s best US island. The lush island is teeming with beaches, wildlife that includes migrating whales, and incredible luxury resorts. We have already written a detailed guide on where to stay in Maui. But while Maui is a fantastic destination for a memorable holiday on its own, for an extra memorable experience, check out the best of its all-inclusive resorts and offers.

Top All-Inclusive Resorts in Maui

Ready to get a taste of the best all-inclusive resorts in Maui? We have compiled a list of the prettiest resorts with the most impressive all-inclusive packages. Let’s find the Maui resort best suited to you.

1. The Westin Maui Resort and Spa

The Westin Maui Resort and Spa is first up in our guide to the best all-inclusive Maui resorts. The oceanfront property has four stars and special all-inclusive package offers – such as a winter special offering $100 daily resort credits, complimentary breakfast, and cultural experiences each evening. Keep your eyes peeled, as you’ll have to catch when the resort is offering one.

Westin Maui has not just one but six different outdoor pools. These pools include an adults-only pool with an infinity design, a pool bar, and a hot tub. For families, there is a pool with a splash zone and a 270-foot water slide. With palm trees and lush vegetation springing up all around the water, the Westin Maui Resort and Spa pools are one of the resort’s biggest draws.

Guests also receive access to the full-service Heavenly Spa. The Westin Maui Resort spa offers a range of spa treatments and relaxing facilities. There are onsite restaurants, too, including Waicoco, an oceanfront restaurant serving traditional Hawaiian cuisine. And when you aren’t enjoying all the things to do in Maui, you can relax with a game of golf on the resort’s golf course.

This resort and spa has a classic atmosphere, with a busy vibe and many pockets dedicated to different types of guests. If you want that action-packed, one size fits all experience in Maui, Westin Maui is a great choice. Plus, you are seconds away from the famous Kaanapali Beach – a spot in Maui known for its scenic promenade. Check here for rates and reviews

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2. Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa

Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa is part of the massive Destination By Hyatt Residence chain. Chances are, you are already familiar with this mega-brand of luxury properties. The resort in Maui boasts an excellent ‘bed and breakfast’ package, which includes a daily buffet. All guests have complimentary electric vehicle charging, free wifi, free parking, and access to resort facilities.

With 810 guestrooms and 31 suites, Hyatt Regency Maui Resort, and Spa is a major all-inclusive resort in Maui. Its outdoor pool is a staggering half-acre in size and comes complete with waterfalls and slides. Guests can indulge in resort activities like rooftop stargazing seminars, wildlife tours to see penguins, and traditional cultural experiences like Drums of the Pacific Lu’au. If you are adventurous, scuba diving is on the cards.

This resort and spa sits on 40 acres, right in front of the Pacific Ocean behind Kaanapali Beach. Its location caught our attention, and it should grab yours too. It has a tropical paradise feel at the quiet end of Kaanapali – a perfect base to relax and enjoy a break in Hawaii. It is one of Maui’s top all-inclusive resorts and ideal if you want an exciting resort atmosphere in a quieter area. Check availability and reviews here

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3. Royal Lahaina Resort and Bungalows

Royal Lahaina Resort and Bungalows is one of our most unique all-inclusive resorts. This property offers distinctive oceanfront bungalows or suites in Lahaina Kai Tower along the shores of Kahekili Beach Park. It isn’t just its impressive accommodation choices that are special about Royal Lahaina Resort. However, the property also has some brilliant all-inclusive packages. You can browse their current offers, including a $150 resort credit, complimentary breakfasts for two, or free parking.

The resort has a secluded feel. Royal Lahaina Resort is an excellent option if you want to escape to your own private space. The oceanfront bungalows also offer a self-catered homely feel, perfect for channeling your Hawaiian island dreams.

Regarding facilities, guests can enjoy a beach bar (best visited at sunset) and multiple al fresco dining options. The property has a range of restaurants and bars onsite. And when you want entertainment, Royal Lahaina Resort has lots on the cards.

The resort organizes snorkeling tours, trips to Iao Valley, and watersports and is partnered with the Lahaina Restoration Foundation. The resort’s concierge is always on hand should you need extra inspiration. Check reviews and availability

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4. Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea

Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea is our first five-star property in our guide to Maui’s best all-inclusive resorts. Four Seasons is the one for you if you want some extra luxury. Not only does it have stunning facilities and a beachfront location, but it also offers a variety of all-inclusive packages.

One of the best packages is the ‘complete suite experience’. This package offers guests complimentary airport transportation, a personal assistant, unlimited breakfast, and breakfast each morning. We’ll let you scan through and decide which offer you find the most exciting.

The resort is – of course – set along a beautiful sandy beach. Wailea Beach is known for its scenic views and calm waters for swimming, and you are just walking distance from all its beach activities. And when you fancy swimming at the resort instead, there’s a gorgeous adults-only infinity pool to cool off in. This outdoor pool features an underwater music system, a swim-up pool bar, and views of Lanai and the West Maui Mountains.

Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea has three saltwater pools in total. While if you want to splash out on experiencing Maui instead, you can book an experience such as the Kona Coffee helicopter tour. This tour whisks you away on a private tour and tasting experience at Kona Coffee & Tea Company on Bolton Estate, scenically located on a neighboring island.

Four Seasons has an incredible array of luxury experiences. If you want help organizing something, the concierge is notoriously ambitious and well-prepared.

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5. Hana Maui Resort, a Destination By Hyatt Residence

Hana Maui Resort – A self-described ‘relaxed resort’, Hana Maui Resort is situated on the western side of Maui – away from all the hustle of the eastern end. It is ideal for those wanting a peaceful experience of Maui, and guests can use free parking to hire a car and explore the lesser-journeyed roads throughout their stay.

Alternatively, go all-inclusive with the ‘plane to paradise’ package and take an unforgettable ride to the resort in a ten-seat plane. This package detours guests to see some of the most scenic parts of Maui from above. You also benefit from a $100 dining credit and a $100 spa credit when you arrive.

Hana Maui Resort has a little bit of everything. A beautiful outdoor pool, spa, and tennis courts just to name a few. You can choose from spacious rooms or cottages if you want more privacy and a self-catered experience. Hana Maui feels like it is in its little bubble, perfect for relaxing and getting away from ‘the outside world’. Read more: Road to Hana: Highway Map, Things to Do And Tips

In terms of things to do, the resort runs a free shuttle to the nearest beach. There are also a lot of attractions just a few miles from the property, including a black sand beach, the Bamboo Forest (which we highly recommend), and Hana Lava Tube. Hana Maui is a fantastic base to explore all the other side of Maui has to offer. See reviews and availability here.

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6. Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa

Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa is a beautiful, modern resort located in the popular area of Kaanapali and its famous beach. In this part of Maui, all-inclusive resorts are everywhere – so what makes this one stand out? Its experiences. In particular, Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa hosts a nightly Lele Kewe ritual, which involves a traditional cliff jump designed to inspire warriors into unison.

The ritual takes place every night at sunset. It is a fascinating way to learn more about Hawaiian culture and history. Guests also receive a ‘resort credit package’ with certain room bookings, giving you $100 per night to spend on dining and experiences.

Guests can head out and go snorkeling as a resort activity – spotting green turtles if they are lucky. You can book a whale-watching excursion for another memorable wildlife encounter. And there’s also a free shuttle that transports you around the local area. There is a spa, a lagoon-style outdoor pool, and many dining opportunities on the resort grounds.

This resort and spa is perfect for those wanting a central location and easy access to entertainment. The resort credit package is also one of the best value all-inclusive packages in this guide. See reviews and availability here.

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7. Wailea Beach Resort

Wailea Beach Resort, in our opinion, is one of the best all-inclusive resorts in Maui. The property is part of the Marriott Hotel Collection and is just above the famous Wailea Beach. The resort has a ‘resort retreats’ package that allocates guests $50 of resort credit a day for stays of four nights or more.

This all-inclusive resort is upmarket and modern. Its spacious rooms have elegant decor, and some feature extra bonuses like a private balcony. Outside, the resort has an infinity pool with a garden and Pacific Ocean views.

Once you’ve experienced the infinity pool, there are two other pools, one of which has the longest resort waterslide in Hawaii. And with 22 acres, Wailea Beach Resort has many private green spaces, including a serene coastal garden for guests to enjoy.

Resort activities are just as exciting. You can indulge in watersports like SUP, cinema experiences, and health-related activities like yoga. Wailea Beach Resort has a fun yet private atmosphere. The green space preserved around the property provides a buffer from the happenings of Wailea, but you have easy access to the resort town’s center. See reviews and availability here.

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8. Maui Seaside Hotel

Maui Seaside Hotel is a wonderful option to choose from the collection of Maui hotels if you want all-inclusive on a budget. While not a strictly all-inclusive resort, the property does rotate between many special offers, for instance, one that offers zero amenity fees.

The standard inclusions are also impressive, with an airport shuttle, reusable water bottles, a $25 activity credit, daily newspapers, and guest discounts on all food, drinks, and resort activities.

Maui Seaside Hotel is within minutes walking distance of Kahului Shopping Center and the beachfront. The resort’s hotel has an outdoor pool with loungers and a garden area for sunbathing. If you like to eat in, the restaurant on site is where to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner. If you prefer self-catered accommodation, you can book certain suites that have fully equipped kitchens.

This property has a simple but relaxing atmosphere. Guests are still located in a reasonably touristy, residential area of Maui, albeit off the west coast. It is an excellent option for someone looking for all-inclusive benefits without necessarily wanting the entire experience that busy all-inclusive resorts offer.

This beach hotel is also extremely well-located for sightseeing. It is just a short drive from attractions like Haleakala National Park and the Road to Hana. See reviews and availability.

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9. Hotel Wailea

Hotel Wailea is the all-inclusive property to choose for an adults-only resort experience. The luxury property spills over 15 acres, and the resort boasts a collection of special packages. The most rewarding is ‘the flavors of Maui’ package. Depending on your room choice and length of stay, you can qualify for between $300 and $500 worth of resort credits for food and beverages.

Hotel Wailea is self-described as ‘intimate’ and has landscaped its grounds to achieve a ‘zen’ atmosphere. You can connect with nature and unwind on a network of little pathways, passing features like waterfalls and native flower beds.

Of course, the views are a huge draw. Hotel Wailea has unobstructed views of three Hawaiian islands, the ocean, and beautiful mountains. To fully lap up the zen, guests can partake in complimentary yoga classes, work out in the open-air fitness studio, or nestle down in a poolside cabana for an afternoon.

Included in their stay, guests receive dry cleaning and laundry services, in-suite Nespresso, concierge, and valet services. While if guests want to head out and explore, there is a luxury shuttle service within the local area.

You can also organize amazing experiences around Maui – including a ‘vintage cruising’ experience in a ’57 Porsche 356. or a more traditional outrigger canoe tour. You can even try your hand at surfing or aerial silks.

Hotel Wailea seems to have thought of everything, and if you want an adults-only resort getaway, it is a no-brainer. If you are staying in Maui, all-inclusive resorts don’t get much better than Hotel Wailea. See more reviews and availability

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10. Outrigger Honua Kai Resort & Spa

Outrigger Honua Kai Resort & Spa – Get ready for another all-inclusive gem on Kaanapali Beach. Honua Kai Resort & Spa has a variety of special packages, so skim through and see what takes your fancy. The ‘discovery member breakfast package’ is a good option if you want to dip your toe into the world of all-inclusive resorts.

Honua Kai Resort & Spa has 24-hour fitness facilities, multiple outdoor pools, and a full-service spa. The spa exclusively works with a renowned Hawaiian brand, Malie Organics, and mainly relies on natural ingredients. The resort has a health-focused atmosphere and prioritizes guests’ physical and mental well-being – whether you want a 3 am workout or massage with organic products.

Honua Kai Resort & Spa has its own mini waterpark, with waterfalls, a waterslide, hot tubs, and a three-acre aquatic network. However, it also organizes activities like helicopter and whale-watching tours. And if guests need help arranging their itinerary (or getting inspired), the 24-hour reception is sure to have a few suggestions and tricks up their sleeves.

Honua Kai Resort & Spa stands out for its focus on well-being and the quality of its amenities. It is perfect for health-conscious guests or those wanting the best facilities. Check out reviews and availability here.

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11. Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort

Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa – Ready for another five-star megastar? The Grand Wailea is part of the Waldorf Astoria Resort collection and is perfect for high-end luxury seekers. As you can probably expect, the property has a divine range of all-inclusive packages.

The ‘experience the stay’ package is the most recommendable and includes $100 resort credits per night. This credit could be used towards seasonal Hawaiian cuisine, spa treatments, or gifts.

Facility-wise, Grand Wailea cuts no corners. The property is set on 40 acres of private gardens and has nine pools for guest use, plus an additional indoor spa complex. The pools have numerous striking features, including two jacuzzis, a lava tube slide, a sand beach, caves, waterfalls, and a swim-up bar. Guests can also organize exciting activities from Grand Wailea Resort. You could go scuba diving, take hula lessons, and even book a photoshoot.

Out of all these all-inclusive resorts, the Grand Wailea Resort is the ‘real deal’. This property is a fantastic choice if you are sold on an all-inclusive resort holiday. Read reviews and check availability here.

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12. Montage Kapalua Bay

Montage Kapalua Bay is a deluxe beachfront resort situated on Maui’s north coast in Kapalua. The main reason to stay here is its fantastic all-inclusive package.

The ‘discover Maui’ offers a rental car, $200 of daily resort credits, and nightly valet parking. This luxury resort has the benefit of being located out of central Maui without any cons. The provision of a rental car and valet parking is incredibly impressive.

The resort further boasts a day spa and a large outdoor pool. The spa has traditional treatments for you to choose from, using Maui-inspired products and numerous natural remedies. The pool is uniquely designed with lots of small pools and private, shaded sections.

When it comes to evening entertainment, Montage Kapalua Bay has a live music schedule. You can catch the performances at different venues across the resort – including Sunset Patio.

Montage Kapalua Bay stands out for its above-and-beyond inclusions. The rental car and beautiful facilities are fantastic bonuses and should definitely sway you if you are on the fence. Besides, the resort’s classic and tasteful atmosphere really impressed us. If you want to have a memorable experience, Montage Kapalua Bay is a perfect accommodation choice. Read reviews and check availability.

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You’ll find excellent all-inclusive resorts in Maui. Maui has some of the best all-inclusive resorts in the US. You can hike the most scenic trails in Maui and kick back on one of the island’s glorious beaches, before retreating back to luxury accommodation. When visiting Maui, all-inclusive resorts are the ultimate cherry on top.

Want more inspiration about visiting Hawaii? Check out our guide on where to stay in Hawaii for a general idea of the best places in the archipelago. Maui is arguably the best island, but who’s to say you can’t extend your trip? Maybe you can squeeze in another island or two. Have a fantastic trip.