Hana-Maui Resort

The last resort on the Road to Hana — remote, coastal, and yours alone

The Road to Hana is one of Hawaii's great journeys — 64 miles of switchbacks, waterfalls, and sea cliffs on Maui's northeast coast. Most visitors turn back at the end of it. The Hana-Maui Resort is what awaits those who do not. Sitting on Hana Bay's edge, the resort is 66 bungalow rooms and suites arranged across a coastal property with bamboo forest to one side and the open Pacific to the other. The deliberate remoteness is the point: no through traffic, no neighbouring resort, no commercial strip. Couples who marry here have the sea cliffs, the waterfalls, and the sixty-six rooms entirely to themselves — and to the guests who made the journey with them.

The ceremony lawns face three different aspects of the coast. The Guest House Lawn and Kau'iki Lawn each accommodate 150 guests in an oceanfront setting; the Ocean Bluff puts a smaller party right at the cliff edge with water on three sides. For the most intimate occasions, the Art Gallery Lanai holds thirty guests in a palm-shaded indoor-outdoor space that the orchard kitchen serves directly. The resort's one-wedding-per-weekend rule is both a courtesy and a commitment — the Hana-Maui team is focused entirely on the couple in residence for those days, the rest of the property functioning as an extended private estate.