Aston Kaanapali Shores Formerly ResortQuest, Maui, Expensive

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Aston Kaanapali Shores Formerly ResortQuest	Average Daily Rate: NA Check Rates

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3445 HONOAPIILANI ROAD Lahaina

Maui, 96761 View map

0-Star Hotel Rank: 57 of 57
Average review rating: 4.13

OpinionWell Value Index: NA

Traveler reviews analyzed: Travelocity (33)

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1. Little activity going on at the hotel, but they do have wonderful expensive drinks.

"Not a place for honeymoons " Read full review on Travelocity 6/1/2008 Vote

2. The value for the money was good and the full kitchen really helps when you want to watch your budget as the restaurants on the islands are expensive.

"Will return! " Read full review on Travelocity 12/1/2007 Vote

3. When I went to politely request one from the front desk I was made to feel like I was asking for something much more expensive than a paper.

"Coulda been better " Read full review on Travelocity 8/1/2007 Vote