We stayed in room 601. FYI the beds are almost touching the floor very low to the ground. The room was fine BUT the wall is against the elevator walls and we heard them going up and down all day and night. Plus the ice machine is across from our room but we didn't really hear that as much and the dreaded elevators. My husband is an Elite Platinum Member but due to our short notice stay (we extended our trip and had to leave our original hotel and the only availability was the Marriott) we could not get a room upgrade. We did get free Mai Tai's and a free Casaballa at the infinity pool. Wear lots of sunscreen because we stayed at the amazing infinity pool all day and got burned. Loved the Lava Flow drinks at poolside. The pool is not heated like we were told it was suppose to be but you have an open view of the beach and sunset. Try to get the Cabana's that are directly in the pool. There was a 4 day waiting list for those.

This place aint cheap but what is in Maui? We splurged and got an oceanfront room which was fantastic: very close to the ocean,pool and snorkeling beach. A very pretty and easy, relaxing mood in the place. Do not be fooled by the term ocean view. This category of room really doesn't have much of a view of the ocean at all. The snorkeling at the beach next door is great and so easy to access. The food was spot on. The infinity pool is so nice it brings tears to my eyes just thinking about it. Why spend the $$$$ at the four seasons when you can have this?

We were very happy with our time in Wailea and with our stay at the Wailea Beach Marriott. We spent the first half of our Maui trip in Ka'anapali, but were a little disappointed with that part of the island. Ka'anapali was overcrowded and touristy, while Wailea was laid back and less populated. We were traveling as a couple with no children and found many other couples here too.

The Marriott was a nice resort with rooms that were slightly bigger, and slightly less expensive, than our resort in Ka'anapali. There were two lovely pools for the adults and a separate kids pool on a different part of the resort. The beach was not quite as nice as at our Ka'anapali resort, but it was still nice and swimmable. There was a wonderful pizza restaurant right around the corner (sorry I can't remember the name) and the prices were reasonable for Hawaii.

Overall, if we decide to visit Maui again this is definitely where we would stay.

This is one of my favorite Marriott's in Hawaii.. I loved the rocky beach where the turtles hang out.. the convenience of having some of the best snorkeling within walking distance, the fact that the Starbucks on site opens at 5:30 am.. A plus when my son just couldn't wait to get up!, the beautiful views, the childrens pool with the fun slides and the wonderful breeze that always seems to arrive in the evening..