Lahaina Town

Once the capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom, a thriving Pacific whaling port, and later shaped by the plantation era that brought generations of families from around the world, its story is woven into the identity of Maui today. While the 2023 wildfires forever changed Lahaina's physical landscape, the town's enduring spirit lives on through its people, cherished landmarks, and ongoing restoration. Set along the island's picturesque western shoreline, Lahaina remains a central gateway to West Maui, with easy access to world-renowned beaches, championship golf, ocean adventures, and the neighboring communities of Kāʻanapali, Nāpili, and Kapalua. Staying near Lahaina offers more than an exceptional location. It provides a meaningful connection to one of Hawaiʻi's most treasured places as it enters its next chapter.