Best for
Families can combine shared beach time with supervised children's activities at Four Seasons Maui, making it a useful base for a multigenerational Wailea stay.
Best for
Families can combine shared beach time with supervised children's activities at Four Seasons Maui, making it a useful base for a multigenerational Wailea stay.
What makes it special
A contemporary Hawaiian art collection gives the resort an island identity beyond its beachfront address, adding cultural interest to time spent within the hotel.
Room to consider
Some ocean outlooks are angled rather than straight-on, so confirm what you will see from the room and lanai before booking.
Insider tip
For a dedicated ocean-facing lounging spot, ask about reserving a paid cabana when booking your room, rather than leaving that choice until arrival.
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Wailea Beach lies below the pools and open-air restaurants of Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, giving the resort a natural gathering point beyond its gardens. On this stretch of South Maui, a day can move from breakfast outside to the sand, with dinner overlooking the Pacific. The eight-story resort has 383 accommodations, comprising 312 guest rooms and 71 suites. It is a substantial beachfront hotel, with separate places for family swimming, adults-only pool time, and evenings around the table.
On the lower floors, coconut trees and leafy foliage surround the room, with limited views. An outdoor daybed extends the furnished sitting area beyond the sliding doors. Inside, a round pedestal dining table stands near slatted shutters. Framed artwork is layered beside it.
Warm, pale finishes continue into the oversized marble bathroom. Twin basins sit under a rounded, lit mirror. Vertical lines add detail to the cabinet fronts below. A deep soaking tub and separate shower complete the bathing arrangement.
On the lower floors, coconut trees and leafy foliage surround the room, with limited views. An outdoor daybed extends the furnished sitting area beyond the...
These rooms occupy preferred locations on the lower floors, above the resort's gardens. In a king layout, a pale sofa and low tables sit beside wide sliding doors. Woven lounge chairs continue the arrangement outdoors. A pedestal dining table stands near the shutters and layered artwork.
The large marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and separate shower. A rounded backlit mirror stretches across the double vanity. Vertical lines finish the cabinet fronts below. The warm palette continues from the bedroom into this bathing space.
These rooms occupy preferred locations on the lower floors, above the resort's gardens. In a king layout, a pale sofa and low tables sit beside...
From middle to higher floors, the rooms look toward the water at an angle, indoors and out. Curved lounge chairs and a small table overlook the gardens below. Inside, a round dining table stands beside slatted shutters and framed artwork. It sits near the sliding doors.
The large marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub, separate shower and double-basin vanity. A broad, lit mirror sits above cabinet fronts with vertical detailing. Their warm, pale finishes continue the room's palette.
From middle to higher floors, the rooms look toward the water at an angle, indoors and out. Curved lounge chairs and a small table overlook...
These rooms occupy preferred positions on middle to high floors, with an angled ocean outlook. The king layout has a sofa near the sliding doors and a padded bench at the foot of the bed. Tropical-patterned cushions add color against the pale upholstery.
A small dining table stands beside artwork and slatted shutters, close to the outdoor seating. The marble bathroom offers both a deep soaking tub and a separate shower. Twin basins sit beneath a wide backlit mirror, giving the large bathing space a balanced, open feel.
These rooms occupy preferred positions on middle to high floors, with an angled ocean outlook. The king layout has a sofa near the sliding doors...
This suite sits on the lower floors along the building's outer edge. It looks over gardens and the Wailea community. Separate sitting and dining areas give it a relaxed residential feel. A cream sofa and rounded slatted chairs gather on a patterned rug.
Pendant lights flank the bedroom's patterned headboard, continuing the textured island style. The large marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and separate shower, with a double vanity nearby. Lit rectangular mirrors sit above open towel cubbies. A covered outdoor sitting area opens toward the greenery.
This suite sits on the lower floors along the building's outer edge. It looks over gardens and the Wailea community. Separate sitting and dining areas...
This suite sits on middle to higher floors along the building's outer edge. The outlook takes in gardens and the Wailea community. Separate sitting and dining areas shape a residential layout. The cream sofa and slatted chairs stand on a bold patterned rug. Geometric cabinet fronts add a sculptural touch.
Pendant lights frame a patterned bedroom headboard, carrying the island textures through the suite. The oversized marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate shower. Lit mirrors stretch above the double vanity and open towel cubbies. A spacious outdoor sitting area lies beyond the living room.
This suite sits on middle to higher floors along the building's outer edge. The outlook takes in gardens and the Wailea community. Separate sitting and...
High ceilings and coastline-inspired patterns shape these top-floor rooms. A king layout pairs a broad pale headboard with textured wall panels and slatted shutters. Curved open shelves frame the sitting area. A sofa and rounded chairs gather around low tables near the outdoor doors.
The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate shower. A large mirror with rounded corners stretches above twin basins, continuing the soft lines of the furnishings. Outside, lounge seating opens toward the room's angled water outlook.
High ceilings and coastline-inspired patterns shape these top-floor rooms. A king layout pairs a broad pale headboard with textured wall panels and slatted shutters. Curved...
These top-floor rooms are near the resort's front, a distinct location within the Club category. High ceilings and contemporary island details give the interior an airy character. A round pedestal table and woven chairs sit beside the shutters. Artwork and an oval mirror add warm decorative accents.
The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub alongside a separate shower. Twin basins sit under a broad rounded mirror, leaving the generous bathing area visually open. Curved chairs and a small outdoor table overlook the grounds toward the water.
These top-floor rooms are near the resort's front, a distinct location within the Club category. High ceilings and contemporary island details give the interior an...
Tropical gardens fill the outlook from this lower-floor suite on the building's outer edge. The one-bedroom layout has separate living and dining spaces. These open toward outdoor daybeds and chairs.
The main marble bathroom has a soaking tub and double vanity beneath a softly lit mirror. Vertical lines on the cabinet fronts add texture to the warm, pale palette. A guest bathroom also includes a shower, separate from the main bathing space.
Tropical gardens fill the outlook from this lower-floor suite on the building's outer edge. The one-bedroom layout has separate living and dining spaces. These open...
Above the Plumeria Gardens, this quiet suite sits on middle to higher floors. The resort's restaurants and pools are nearby. Separate sitting and dining areas give the interior a residential rhythm. A cream sofa and slatted armchairs form a relaxed group over a patterned rug.
Circular artwork and geometric cabinet fronts add character to the living space. Pendant lights frame the bedroom's patterned headboard. In the marble bathroom, a deep soaking tub sits alongside a separate shower. The double vanity has two illuminated mirrors, continuing the suite's clean, balanced lines.
Above the Plumeria Gardens, this quiet suite sits on middle to higher floors. The resort's restaurants and pools are nearby. Separate sitting and dining areas...
Bathrooms have a shower or tub with grab bars. Vanities allow wheelchair access.
On the eighth floor, the outlook takes in the beach and inner-courtyard sculpture garden. High ceilings and a warm, pale palette keep the suite light and open. The lounge has a rounded chair and nesting tables beside the sofa, with a spacious dining area nearby.
Covered seating extends the living area outdoors, with a glass railing beyond the doors. Slatted shutters and a broad padded headboard carry the calm design into the bedroom. The marble bathroom has a double-sink vanity.
On the eighth floor, the outlook takes in the beach and inner-courtyard sculpture garden. High ceilings and a warm, pale palette keep the suite light...
From middle to higher floors, the view takes in the formal sculpture garden and the water. In this one-bedroom layout, lounge and dining spaces open toward outdoor daybeds and chairs. Slatted shutters and textured bedroom panels continue the warm, pale interior palette.
The full marble bathroom centers on a double vanity beneath a rounded, lit mirror. A soaking tub sits alongside it, while the guest bathroom has a shower.
From middle to higher floors, the view takes in the formal sculpture garden and the water. In this one-bedroom layout, lounge and dining spaces open...
Wailea Beach and the neighboring islands stay in view from this oceanfront position. Suites occupy all floors of the building. Sliding doors link the living area to outdoor seating. Slatted shutters and Hawaiian artwork carry the island character indoors. A rectangular dining table sits beneath a rounded pendant beside the bar.
The full marble bathroom has a soaking tub alongside a double vanity and broad backlit mirror. A separate guest bathroom includes a shower. Its curved vanity and palm-patterned walls bring a more intimate decorative note to the suite.
Wailea Beach and the neighboring islands stay in view from this oceanfront position. Suites occupy all floors of the building. Sliding doors link the living...
On the top floor, high ceilings and local artwork give this one-bedroom suite an open island feel. Slatted shutters frame the living room's doors. A pale sofa and large upholstered ottoman sit nearby. A rectangular dining table sits beneath a woven pendant beside the bar.
A sofa and curved chairs extend the relaxed lounge arrangement outdoors. The full marble bathroom is joined by a separate guest shower room. Palm-patterned walls and a rounded vanity give the smaller bathing space its own character. It contrasts with the brighter shared rooms.
On the top floor, high ceilings and local artwork give this one-bedroom suite an open island feel. Slatted shutters frame the living room's doors. A...
Full-height sliding doors bring Wailea Beach and the neighboring islands into the shared living space. The suite occupies higher floors, with a lounge adjoining a rectangular dining table. Slatted armchairs and patterned outdoor upholstery add texture against the broad water outlook.
The suite has two full marble bathrooms and a guest shower room. In one bathing layout, a tub sits below a glazed opening toward the bedroom. This link between the two spaces adds a striking design detail. A glass balustrade keeps the outdoor seating area visually open to the ocean.
Full-height sliding doors bring Wailea Beach and the neighboring islands into the shared living space. The suite occupies higher floors, with a lounge adjoining a...
A long outdoor living area fronts the north wing from this seventh-floor suite. Inside, the layout includes a designer bar and a separate indoor dining area. Upholstered stools surround the bar island. In the dining area, six red chairs sit beneath woven pendants.
Museum-quality Hawaiian artwork continues through the shared spaces and bedrooms. The primary bathroom has a rounded freestanding tub beneath tall shuttered openings. These face the sleeping area. Each bedroom has a full marble bathroom, with a guest powder room outside them. Patterned wall finishes and padded footbenches keep the bedroom design warm and expressive.
A long outdoor living area fronts the north wing from this seventh-floor suite. Inside, the layout includes a designer bar and a separate indoor dining...
Bright artwork and colorful seating give this ground-floor suite a lively residential character. Green and aqua sofas fill the two living rooms. A dining room opens toward the grounds. Canopy beds and padded footbenches carry the playful style into the bedrooms. Their doors open toward furnished outdoor areas.
The suite includes 2,700 sqft of furnished outdoor living space and a separate private garden of 1,900 sqft. Covered dining and lounge seating meet an open lawn, so the outdoor spaces have varied settings. Each bedroom has a full marble bathroom. Two more guest bathrooms include showers.
Bright artwork and colorful seating give this ground-floor suite a lively residential character. Green and aqua sofas fill the two living rooms. A dining room...
High ceilings and Hawaiian artwork give this top-floor room a distinct island character. Its angled outlook takes in the sculpture garden as well as the water. On the furnished lanai, a dining table and cushioned chairs face the landscaped grounds from behind a railing.
The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate enclosed shower. A dark-framed mirror and artwork contrast with the pale bathing surfaces. A work desk is part of the interior layout.
High ceilings and Hawaiian artwork give this top-floor room a distinct island character. Its angled outlook takes in the sculpture garden as well as the...
Rooms and suites are spacious and designed for easy resort living. Koa-inspired furnishings and Hawaiian art give the interiors a local reference, while view categories distinguish mountain-side and garden settings from ocean outlooks. Guest rooms measure 600 square feet, plus a lanai, with a king bed or two queens. The same room size can therefore deliver a different experience outside the windows. Ocean-View and Deluxe Ocean-View rooms should be chosen as specific categories, rather than assuming every room faces the water.
For more separation, the Ocean-View Prime Executive Suite has approximately 840 square feet and a parlor apart from the bedroom. Larger suites extend the options for shared stays. The Maile Presidential Three-Bedroom Suite measures 4,000 square feet, with a lanai along the north wing. Lokelani has three bedrooms, extensive furnished outdoor space, and a private garden. These are suites within the resort, not a separate collection of detached villa estates.
The Club Floor has 26 accommodations served by its own concierge team and a private lounge. Its ocean-facing lanai adds somewhere to sit outside the room, while the dedicated team handles restaurant reservations and activity planning. This is a distinct accommodation choice within the hotel, not a separate property. For a family sharing several rooms, the lounge provides a common meeting place before heading to the beach or out for dinner.
Wailea Beach is public, despite the resort's direct access and beach attendants who arrange chairs and umbrellas. The beachwalk makes it easy to stay beside the coast without spending the whole day in the water. Swimming and snorkeling depend on ocean conditions and individual ability; check current warnings before entering. Hotel beach service should not be mistaken for lifeguard supervision. The distinction matters on a coastline where the water can change, even when the sand looks inviting.
The three saltwater pools serve different purposes. Royal palms surround the Fountain Pool, the central place to swim with an ocean view. The Waterfall Pool is designed for children, with a slide built into a rock feature. Above them, the Adult Pool has an infinity edge, underwater music, a swim-up bar, and views toward Lanai and the West Maui Mountains. Entry to the entire Adult Pool area is restricted to guests 21 and older. Cabanas and hillside sanctuaries add shaded places to settle, though their locations and reservation arrangements differ.
Ferraro's Restaurant & Bar brings coastal Italian cooking to an open-air setting beside the ocean. The menu includes crudos made with Hawaiian seafood, alongside antipasti and pasta. Lunch, an afternoon drink, and dinner each make use of the waterfront tables. It is a restaurant where the outdoor position is as much a draw as the cooking.
At Spago, Wolfgang Puck's Hawaiian and California influences meet in a dinner restaurant with broad ocean views. Seasonal ingredients guide the cooking. KOMO takes a separate direction, with sushi anchoring its Japanese menu. Table and sushi-bar seating offer different ways to experience the meal, whether you prefer to watch the preparation or gather with companions over dinner.
DUO Steak and Seafood is the open-air address for breakfast and dinner. Mornings offer both buffet and a la carte choices; dinner centers on steaks and local seafood, with a children's menu available. Between restaurant meals, Beachwalk Café provides food to take away near the sand, while Pantry by Madhappy serves coffee, matcha, and grab-and-go fare. The Lobby Lounge adds cocktails and small plates, with hula, torch lighting, and live music forming part of the evening atmosphere.
Kai Holo Spa combines massage, facials, and Hawaiian-inspired treatments with a shared aquathermal area. The water and thermal circuit includes warm vitality pools, cold plunges, a hot tub, steam, an infrared sauna, a sanarium, and sensory showers. Guests must be at least 18 to use the spa facilities, and swimwear is required in the mixed-gender thermal area. The emphasis here is on the experience of heat, water, and a treatment appointment, with enough variety to spend time beyond the treatment room itself.
The open-air fitness facility contains cardio equipment, weights, and Pilates reformers, with 24-hour access for resort guests. Private trainers can work with guests in the gym or on the beach, and yoga instruction is also available. This gives an exercise routine some flexibility around restaurant plans and excursions. A guided session can stay on land, while stand-up paddling offers another option when sea conditions allow.
Kids For All Seasons is a staffed recreation program for children ages five to 12, based on the lobby level. Games, arts and crafts, outdoor activities, and swimming appear in its changing program. Parents register their children and arrange authorized sign-in and pickup, rather than treating the space as an unsupervised playroom. Beyond the club, families can join an outrigger canoe paddle with the beach team and hear Hawaiian cultural stories along the way. Baby baths, highchairs, and bottle warmers can be requested for younger guests.
Golf takes place nearby at Wailea Golf Club, rather than on a course within the Four Seasons grounds. Its Blue, Gold, and Emerald courses provide three choices, with lessons, tee times, and transportation arranged through the resort. Gold uses lava rock, elevation changes, and strategically placed hazards in Robert Trent Jones II's design. Emerald offers a gentler layout with several tee positions. A round can therefore be tailored to the players sharing the trip, without treating all three courses as interchangeable.
Kahului Airport, OGG, is about 17 miles from the resort. Four Seasons estimates a 25- to 30-minute drive, subject to traffic, and can arrange a car transfer. The Shops at Wailea are less than a mile away, keeping local shopping and restaurants close. The concierge can also arrange a Road to Hana tour or a Haleakala sunrise outing. These are excursions to plan around the journey, not quick diversions from the beach. Leaving some days open for Wailea gives the trip a balance between exploring Maui and enjoying its southern coast.
Direct access to Wailea Beach puts sand and coastal walks within your resort day, so you need not drive for time beside the ocean.
Ferraro's coastal Italian cooking comes with an open-air oceanfront setting, making dinner a way to enjoy the Pacific without leaving the resort for another restaurant.
Three saltwater pools separate children's play from lounging for guests aged 21 and over, giving different generations their own places to unwind.
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Yes. Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea is a top choice for travelers who want beachfront luxury, polished service, and Wailea comfort. The resort combines 383 rooms and suites, Wailea Beach access, ocean views, pools, spa, strong dining, family programs, and a famous Maui setting.
The resort is at 3900 Wailea Alanui Drive in Wailea, on Maui's sunny southwest coast. The location works well for beach days, snorkeling, golf, spa time, sunset walks, island drives, and relaxed South Maui plans.
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea has 383 rooms and suites across its oceanfront resort setting. Many accommodations include private lanais, ocean or garden views, marble bathrooms, refined furnishings, and a generous sense of space.
Rooms and suites feel bright, spacious, and residential, with soft Hawaiian details and a strong connection to the outdoors. Guests can choose garden-view rooms, mountain-side rooms, ocean-view rooms, club-level rooms, one-bedroom suites, and larger specialty suites.
Yes. The resort sits directly by Wailea Beach, one of Maui's best-known sandy beaches. Guests can move easily between the beach, pools, restaurants, spa, rooms, and Wailea's coastal walking path.
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