Welcome | Hale Pau Hana

Rates

If you want to reserve a date or have comments or questions, please email or call

Off Season - $400

May 1

through

Dec 14

Peak Season : $450

Dec 15

through

Apr 30

Our rates are $100 per night, less than the resort rates.
If you found us initially, you may save the VRBO booking fee by calling and booking directly.

Click here to see our up-to-date calendar

You may book with VRBO or directly through us, the owners. To book directly, call or email us. You will save the VRBO booking fees, and we will also save. call us 530-559-2261 or leswright@sbcglobal.net

For reference, we put on the Lake Tahoe Marathon in October and the Maui Oceanfront Marathon in January.

We also own ground floor unit #9 and rent it exclusively through the Resort office at Hale Pau Hana when we are not there.

A third or fourth person in the unit with only one bathroom makes for an uncomfortable stay, but it is doable, and it comes with an extra charge of $30 per person per night.

To reserve through the owner, you will get a rental agreement and make a 50% non-refundable deposit, with the balance paid 30 days before arrival.

If our calendar dates do not work out for you, check the VRBO listings for the 5 or 6 other privately rented units or check the Resort website at www.HPHresort.com.

Hale Pau Hana is the best beachfront place to stay on Maui for location and price.

Hawaii Hotel & excise Tax is %17.966 additional

Cleaning

A less than five nights stay will incur a housekeeping fee of $150

Five-night stays or more do not include the extra housekeeping fee.

There is no daily maid service with these discounted rates.
If you desire frequent housekeeping, you may ask to hire our housekeeper
A two-week or more rental will include a weekly cleaning and change of linens
Hawaii Tax ID Numbers

GE-070-861-3632-01
TA-070-861-3632-01

Avaliablity

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Amenities

Unit 28 is a one-of-a-kind end unit with a unique extra-side window that offers a down-the-beach ocean view that no other one-bedroom condos have.

As close to the water as you can get at Hale Pau Hana.

Unobstructed view of the ocean and beach

The master bedroom has a smart Samsung TV, air conditioner, ceiling fan, and a queen bed.

The Living Room has a 50" HD Big Screen Samsung Smart TV with HD cable

The living room has a ceiling fan as well.

Free High-Speed Internet cable and Wi-Fi modem for your use

Murphy Bed in Living room overlooking the ocean

We have a two-way 2nd-floor view and the privacy of not living in a ground-floor fish bowl.

Sleep on the Murphy Bed in the living room with the lanai windows open, listen to the ocean, and watch the moon set.

Or sleep in the bedroom with the AC on.

Washers and dryers are on the premises and use credit cards for payment.

HPH is across the street from many shops and several restaurants

Private lanai with table for outside dining

The Double Sliding lanai doors open up the living room to the ocean

Romote controlled up and down black out shades to give maximum ocean view when open and total darkness for sleeping.

Tiled 200 square foot Lanai

Unit is 585 square feet (16.25' x 36')

Free bedroom safe

Heated swimming pool

Beach towels, beach chairs, beach toys included with our unit.

Beachside gas BBQs while you help the sun go down

This is a non-smoking unit as is all of Hale Pau Hana.

Note: our dining room table pulls out and can seat from 2 to 5 persons.

Building has an elevator for your luggage and groceries

Free parking

Free wifi

No resort fees.

Things to see and do

Humpback whales may treat you to a show anytime between December and April. They use Maui to birth and breed new whales. In the summer months, they return to Alaska and gorge themselves with krill.

The Pacific Whale Foundation offers excellent guide whale watching cruises out of Maalaea Bay about 10 miles north of our unit.

You can view the local outrigger canoe clubs, which work out in the early morning or late afternoon rowing by in front of our lanai.

Plenty of pretty places to jog, bike, kayak, or paddle board.

Another activity besides lounging on the beach is snorkeling at either end of our beach. Another is driving the road to Hana, stopping to view water Falls and the rugged coastline of the east side of the Island.

Driving to the top of the Haleakala volcano for sunrise is popular activity and needs a reservation from the National Parks, from sea level to 10,000 feet, is a great trip.

You could also sign up for a commercial bike ride down the volcano. The ride up to the top and a special bike provide a safe trip down the mountain.

It's fun to take an ATV tour of the Ulapalakua Ranch. You need reservations, and it's located next to Tedeschi Winery.

About 8 miles north of our place, at Ma'alaea Bay, is the Maui Ocean Center (The Hawaiian Aquarium). In the same area is the ancient Kealia Fishpond.

There is also a miniature golf park in the same area.

About 5 miles north of HPH is outstanding windsurfing, where the giant green turtles come to lay their eggs. You may see yellow road signs warning of turtle crossings. (they don't last long)

There are surf lessons 3/8 miles north, and good surfing is a few blocks north and a mile south of our place.

Windsurfing is also excellent, 4-6 miles north of us and also on the island’s east side.

Scuba or snorkeling abounds.

On Tuesday (most of the time), the Resort Assoc. provides Hawaiian Entertainment at 5 pm on the lawn overlooking the Beach.

On Thursday, the Homeowners organize a weekly Pu Pu Party. All guests are invited to bring something to share and their own beverage and enjoy the sunset with new friends.

Any night is good for BBQ on our lawn overlooking the beach and helping the sunset.