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What Guests Said About Hana:
Susan
United States of America
8.0
Hana takes one back to old Hawaii before commercialism...
Hana takes one back to old Hawaii before commercialism entered the state. It is beautiful, quiet and rustic. The drive to Hana is long and winding. If you are prone to car sickness, this is not a trip for you! I believe there are over 600 turns on the drive! Along the way are many places to stop and hike, swim, take pictures and enjoy the lush beauty of nature. Once in Hana town, do not expect to see McDonalds or Subway. There are many local "restaurants" (Food truck stands with tables) serving BBQ, fish, tacos, etc... There are only 2 or 3 restaurants that are more "luxury" restaurants. It is nice to see part of Maui and Hawaii standing still against the exploitation of commercialism. No big resorts, no shopping malls and not a bank or drugstore at every turn!
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Hana is a charming village I always have great memory with.
Hana is a charming village I always have great memory with.
The Travassa Hana is where I stay in Hana and it is a retreat and relaxation cove.
The Golden Cacao farm and fruit farm are little Hana bay kept our daily life interesting.
Alecia
United States of America
8.0
The city is quaint, but a great escape from the resorts and...
The city is quaint, but a great escape from the resorts and heavy traffic. There are great views of the ocean and several parks nearby. We ate at the Hana Ranch for dinner, Barefoot Cafe for breakfast, and Braaaadas BBQ For lunch( our favorite pick this far) ...all excellent!
Lynn
United States of America
10
If you go to Maui you must go to Hana.
If you go to Maui you must go to Hana. The drive is beautiful but it's a very long winding road. If I go back I will catch a hopper fight in to save time. Hamoa beach was beautiful. We saw a Wale in the distance. The red sand beach was a fun short hike and well worth the visit. The Black beach was touristy. It was fun to see but we didn't stay for long. The 7 pools were closed to swimming but still fun to visit and hike around. All the waterfalls were gorgeous along the Hana Hwy which made the drive worth while.
Lisa
United States of America
10
Since we arrived late in the day and had to leave early the...
Since we arrived late in the day and had to leave early the next morning, we really didn't have a chance to see a whole lot. We were able to make it to the black sand beach. It was absolutely beautiful. I would definitely recommend checking it out if you're
ever in Hana.
LRAndy
United States of America
10
Hana was great.
Hana was great. The road to Hana is filled with lush tropical jungle all around you. There are many curves, switch-backs, and one-lane bridges and road areas, but you have beautiful flowers, trees, foliage, ocean views, waterfalls all along the way. Hana itself is like stepping back in time and pace and has great beaches, as well as incredible parks. Haleakala is just past Hana and has the 7 sacred pools which are incredible. Just shortly before Hana you have the state park Waianapanapa that has wonderful history and breath taking views. The General Store is awesome too.
“The concierge was amazing! She helped organize delivery of leis for my daughter's 16th birthday which made it so special! The Preserve Kitchen Restaurant made her a beautifully decorated dessert plate.
The yoga instructor was fabulous and class was a real treat- beautiful facility for yoga, beautiful views.
Husband and Kids loved the golf course.
The Ranch restaurant (also owned by Travaasa Hana) was super!”
“Location is amazing! You feel like part of the family when you're there. The daily activities had something for everyone. We loved the outrigger canoe excursion. The spa was perfection! It is the perfect escape. You shouldn't drive The Road to Hana without a stay at the Travasa. It's worth it! When we checked out a couple was checking in 20 years after their first stay at the Travasa. We decided we will do the same but we won't wait so long!”
“Great place for us to stay in Hana. The owner was so hospitable and the accommodations were very comfortable and clean. I would recommend heavenly Hana. Thank you so much”
“The room was very clean and comfortable. Mini fridge and coffee maker were nice to have. Bathroom had everything you could need. Easy to find but would definitely recommend arriving during the daytime. Hana is all about getting out an adventuring and this was a good setup for us.”
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