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Old September 27th, 2003, 04:32 AM
alohacyberian
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Default Hawaii Marriott recommendations

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On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 21:08:22 -0700, (Deirdre
Saoirse Moen) wrote:
In article , JAC
wrote:
This will be an anniversary trip for us. We don't want tons of people
around and aren't really into the night life seen. We do though,
enjoy sightseeing and things to do (by car is fine). We will mix that
up with just sitting in the sand also.


Given your criteria, you've made 2 excellent selections. You didn't say

how
long you are planning to stay, so it's difficult to advise you, but, you

may
very well want to visit both islands and stay at both hotels. The only

other
hotels I would recommend for people looking for what you suggested would

be
Turtle Bay on the North Shore of Oahu as it has superb golf and tennis
facilities, Four Seasons Wailea and Grand Wailea which are near the
Renaissance Wailea are also very nice. Or for a very remote and off the
beaten track hotel, the Hana Maui is ideal for honeymooners and

anniversary
celebrations, though it isn't as posh as the others mentioned, it isn't

near
any touristy areas. If you do stay at a hotel in the Wailea area, be

sure to
take the drive to Hana since you like sightseeing. Two other nice
sightseeing trips are the drive from Wailea to Lahaina via

Kahului-Wailuku
and the north shore and then return to Wailea via the south shore, or

vice
versa. And the drive up Haleakala is a must see for sight-seers to Maui.
And again, you are invited to visit my webpages at:
http://keith.martin.home.att.net/vOahu.html for Oahu and :
http://keith.martin.home.att.net/vMaui.html - where you'll find no
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KM

I tend to disagree on your hotel rec's - the Four Seasons is sterile
with a crowded pool area & sometimes snotty staff (gorgeous rooms,
tho!) & the Grand Wailea is a zoo with pretty dinky rooms for what
you're paying & indifferent service. Although, I love their Spa
Grande, among the best in the world! I'm also not a big fan of Turtle
Bay & still looks old & run down, even w/ renovations - guess
different strokes for...

Hmmm, you sound like a travel agent who doesn't get spiffed for those hotels.
;-) KM
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