What's the service like? Check-in happens in your residence, but all guests are warmly greeted with leis as soon as they arrive. It’s usually reserved for private events, but the resort opens it up seasonally to guests. But the real stunner is the historic Cliff House on the rocks of Namalu Bay. There’s also the Mahana Market for coffee, snacks, swimwear, and adorable gifts.
A small poolside bar faces the coastal trail and serves hearty sandwiches and great pupu platters. The Hideaway does casual bar eats and clever cocktails in a clubby atmosphere. Is there a charge for Wi-Fi? Wi-Fi is included in the lofty $63 daily resort fee, and it's excellent.ĭining and drinking options? The elegant Cane & Canoe restaurant, situated under another canoe-house inspired roof, does double-duty as a breakfast buffet and a dinner spot. Most suites are decorated in soothing colors, but the larger residences, which are individually owned, all have different looks. How are the rooms? The starting room category is a 1,250-square-foot one-bedroom suite with a separate sitting area that comes with a pull-out couch, a giant master bathroom with a soaking tub, and a few above-and-beyond features like a small kitchen, a powder room, a washer and dryer, and ample lanai space. A walkway leads out to the back of the property, where you'll savor a good, long look at what will await you during your stay namely surf, sand, and pool.Īnd what's the backstory? Formerly The Ritz Residences at Kapalua Bay and also the former site of the Kapalua Bay Hotel, Montage Hotels and Resorts took over in 2014 and rebranded the individual residences into one, two, three and four-bedroom suites. When you arrive, you're met with a dramatic, triangular roof meant to resemble a traditional Hawaiian canoe house, erected over a koi pond. What's the vibe here? Unlike some other Hawaiian resorts, the Montage on Kapalua Bay has incorporated Hawaiian seafaring culture and traditions into its public spaces.
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