Paia Inn Hotel

The cutest hotel ever with the best beach access. You feel like you have your own private beach on Maui. The service is amazing and Ollie went absolutely above and beyond to help my boyfriend with decorating our room after our proposal. Could not recommend this spot enough it was so clean and we would 100 percent visit again.

We thought about staying here for years but just wasn’t sure. |Now we know for sure! This place is great- cozy, comfortable, very friendly!|Sarah and Cheyenne were the best! We checked in with Sarah in the afternoon and she gave us a tour! The next day we checked out with Cheyenne, what a delight!|The rooms were updated, roomy and the AC was awesome! Very quaint! Yet private with great ocean views and beach access!|WE WILL BE BACK!||P.S. the bed was great so comfortable and the sheets were really really soft and cool- like no other!

Hotel leaves much to be desired for the price ! We stayed here because of the location to the road to Hana . Feels more like an apartment than a resort ! Love the cats that run around the property! Great little spot out back by the ocean , great views of the ocean ! The town of Paia is beautiful, friendly! Have to lark down the street in a different lot because the only have three spots in the back of the hotel !

Paia Inn was the perfect home base for a friends trip to Maui! We loved the location - there were many coffee shops and restaurants within walking distance, so we could start and end our days without too much driving. The beach access was also such a treat, we appreciated having easy access to the public beach and also having a more secluded space to relax and get a bit more shade. All the Paia Inn staff members were friendly and informative - they generously gave us an extra blanket for our sunrise plans at the Haleakalā summit - and it was a special plus to get to meet some local cats! Our room was comfortable, quiet, and cool, a perfect respite after busy days exploring!

The Inn, which is in the heart of Paia town, exceeded expectations! We stayed in the '0ne Bedroom King Suite with Garden View' for 7 nights. Looks just like the picture on the website. Honestly, it was more like a one bedroom apartment than a suite, with a small outdoor patio (that had a table and chairs and outdoor shower). The kitchenette was quite large with under counter fridge; all plates, cups, glasses, etc., and utensils needed; coffee/tea maker, and double sink. It had no oven or cook top but did have a very large and versatile 'toaster oven' with a variety of cooking settings. Bathroom was modern and had amazing products. Great AC throughout. The restaurant was closed for reno, but there was a small bar on the lower level that was open now and then (no signage- we stumbled across it one night). The rooms are just steps from the beach (which was at the far end of the public beach so no one was ever there). Plenty of beach towels availabale just off the lobby. Also a few games and sunscreen products! The big surprise was the grounds! There is a large outdoor space within the Inn with tables, chairs and sofas, another large grassy outdoor space just down the path overlooking the ocean with lounge chairs and tables. And the 'Surf Club' just down the block with beach access and chairs, umbrella, boogy boards on the honor system. The grounds are definietly rustic without amenities, and the furniture a bit worn, but this only added to the beach house ambiance. There is easy self-parking a few feet away. The staff are informative and very friendly. We definitely preferred this stay to a fancy resort!

I cancelled my reservation at Paia Inn due to Hurricane Kiko and was told they would follow up regarding a refund. They never did. No response, no updates, and no refund despite waiting and reaching out. Being completely ignored during a stressful situation is unacceptable. The lack of communication and accountability is extremely disappointing, and I would think twice before booking here.

This place has a lot of potential and after some further research i see it was better in the past. I arrived a little after 3p to check in and was told the room was not ready yet due to a shortage of staff that day. The clerk said they would text me when the room was ready. I walked the property and noticed it was a bit out of sorts and the beach club a few properties down seemed off as well. It seems the properties are for sale. I googled further and found there is a lawsuit against the owners and the company. Now it is all starting to make sense. I walked the town had a coffee and a snack and returned to the lobby around 410p. I sat there until a different clerk asked after about 15 minutes if i needed any help. I stated i was waiting for my room and she said she would check on that. She came back and took me to the room. She said she thought it looked cleaned. After i checked the bathroom and bed linens i agreed. Cute enough place but google them and the lawsuit situation and decide for yourself. Oh they also scam you for the 30.00 a day amenities fee. Which priceline says is all inclusive. Unfortunately I booked direct so i had to pay the sixty bucks. Oh well i hope it helps the turtle and the cats. Lol

Ah I loved our stay here so much! The Inn felt so cozy and welcoming. The staff are very kind and have great recommendations. Choice health bar for acai and paia fish market just steps away were our faves, you should also check out the health food grocery store for yummy snacks. The highlights of our room for me were the super large deck with the daybed, it was SO comfy we lounged on there for hours. The king bed was extremely comfy, wifi worked well, shower pressure was excellent, and the air conditioner throughout the unit was really great. I personally think they should change their second room that they currently have as a yoga room to another bedroom to accommodate more guests or kids 😊 I love that the inn has a little outdoor area that overlooks the beach with direct beach access. We were lucky enough to see a turtle there on our last day. The beach was really quiet all the time and it was ideal for watching the sunrises and sunsets. We also made friends with two cats on the property Sashimi and Ele’ele ❤️ so sweet

Perfect inn nestled in a quiet-ish area of Maui. The front desk situation is easy to find. Upon arrival, the receptionist wasn't very helpful. But the later shift receptionist offered great recommendations and assistance. We would have definitely paid extra for a little more space, had we been educated on the difference. The waterfront space at the back of the property is so private and perfect. The restaurant was also so amazing. I would definitely return now knowing what I do. Can be a great value for what they have to offer.

I'm a local, I live in Honolulu and I have family in Maui. I am well aware of what things cost and what to expect. I often do staycations on other islands. First off, you will be charged up front (when you book). This should have been my first red flag. Other places will hold your reservation and charge you upon check-out. Second, there is a 30-day cancellation policy. Once I arrived, I was stuck. I was so unhappy with my $900+/night room that I left early and took a loss. They still charged me for my entire stay, even though I checked out. I don't want to list every undesirable feature about this place. Despite the dirtiness and run down facility, the staff was friendly. They have an excellent website and pictures posted. In my humble opinion, that is not what I received.

What a hidden gem! Paia Inn offers access to a private beach complete with a fire pit and chairs. Room was quaint, simple and just what we needed for a 1 night stay.

Pictures on website are deceiving. This is not plush or fancy. Stayed in the 2BR room. Decent amount of room for basically somewhere to sleep. Beds were OK, toiletries were wonderful. There are ants in the kitchen so make sure all food is in refrigerator. It is not safe to swim on the Inn's beach, a lot of rocks. Might be better down the beach a way but rolling waves aren't safe for kids. All in all not worth the money for a place to sleep in a town with mostly tourist-y shops.

Pleasantly surprised at how cool this town is and absolutely loved this quaint little boutique hotel. We got room #10 and had our own private sitting area and tropical oasis with our room. The woman at the front desk was very helpful and took us to our room and had great recommendations on things to see and do, we really appreciated that, she was a doll! Loved the beach access and amenities they offer here. Can't wait to return and spend at least two nights here next time.

I am BEYOND grateful to have found this incredible hidden gem. The absolute MOST genuine, beautifully kind, personable, and generous people EVER in life. Just one night into the next day & I immediately feel that shiny new penny feeling that you get from great eats, good people, and a warm & comfy nights rest. Thank you Flo for coming out to get me. As far as first impressions, above and beyond. So kind of you. Thank you Jocelyn for being SO gracious & generous with your time & excellent navigation shares/skills, your enthusiasm is much appreciated. Lucky to have had a moment with you. Tim, Thank you for your warm regards and fun convo upon my departure. You all made me feel like FAM!!!

My secret garden! Too good to share. Let's just keep it between you and me. Shhhhhhhh!

Such an elegant little piece of paradise. The Paia inn is fantastic. Nestled right on the beach. The amenities are amazing, and the beach is beautiful. It's a very little quaint area and part of town. I absolutely recommend staying here. The best feature about this hotel is the hospitality and the welcoming feeling we received when we arrived. I just want to say thank you for a very special trip and we can't wait to come back. Thanks again!!!!

Surprise Your Senses This boutique Inn has the most customer service practices in place so you feel surrounded in luxury. Great staff anticipating your needs. The shabby chic decors is fresh, clean and crisp. There are top of the line product choices in the baths. Outside the beach area is private and the ocean's roar thunderously loud and simply gorgeous. Cannot wait to return and stay longer.

This place is a joke. We booked it because our flight was delayed and this was closest to the airport. We payed 650 bucks to basically just sleep there a few hours. I was excited for the private beach and when we went to ask for beach towels, they said they had 1 towel. What? We just payed 650 dollars... and you cannot give us 2 towels?! The rooms are muggy and there are more bugs on this side of the island so be ready for that. There is a nice restaurant nearby to the hotel for breakfast, but I did not try the actual hotel restaurant (prices were ridiculous).

Honestly, this is about double the cost of other places around. You pay for the hipster vibe, location and proximity to both beach and local shops. Paia is one of the coolest beach towns I've stayed, so what the heck. The bed was a full and felt extra firm like a futon. My hubs loved it. For me, a bit too firm. Although the room was small, it had a communal living room right outside our door with unlimited espresso bar, teas, and they keep everything clean and picked up. Our room fees included parking, beach chairs and towels. Since we really wanted to enjoy the beach town, this was a perfect choice for us. It is right across from Paia Fish Market and Nextdoor to delicious "pizzaria"/flatbread, along with a host of gift shops, Hawaiian ice, gelato, live music, just to name a few. I'm happy we did it, although it was pricey -- it was worth it for the experience this time.

For the right traveler, this is a great option. It is a little more dated than recent photos indicate, but the low key vibe is truly special. We even had a neighborhood cat visit our lanai each morning to say hello! Our one bedroom unit had a kitchen, living area, and large lanai - all of which were great. The areas were clean and inviting, although the windows were really dirty so the view was impaired. The kitchen was short a few utensils (only one teaspoon, as an example) and needs to be restocked. Also - We could not get local news on the TV, I don't think they had cable (although they had streaming services). We aways enjoy hearing about local events and news so this was a negative.

This hotel is tucked into the little town of Paia. We stayed here our first night in Maui, so we could take the Haleakala Bike Tour the following morning. The rooms are basic. Our AC unit seemed to be malfunctioning.

Stayed here several years ago and LOVED it, this time not so much. It's tired and in need of maintenance and upgrades. The pictures are from years ago. Vana was really good. Parking is super tight and someone hit our car, with security cameras everywhere, I was assured by staff I would be contacted with the person who hit us info. They never got back to me. So, with that and the deterioration of the inn, we won't be back.

Staying at The Paia Inn , was such a pleasant experience. We traveled each coast of the island of Maui, and this hotel really gave a sense of relaxation, comfort and cleanliness. Our king room was very stylish and very comfortable. The Resturant downstairs was excellent and they deliver to the room.

Lovely inn at the center of a vibrant, lively town near the ocean. The inn is very clean and comforting with an excellent restaurant - Vana Paia - right through the back. I highly recommend the restaurant as well which made a lovely last-night-dinner before I left Maui. Come visit. There is fun stuff going on in town almost every night if the week and the ocean is always beautiful. Thanks staff, for your help.

Very cool, distinctive place to stay near the Maui airport in Kahului. First of all, just be aware that this is probably not the place you want to make home base for a week-long trip to Maui or anything. It makes an excellent lodge for one or two nights while you explore Paia, Haiku, and possibly the Road to Hana. But it's a small property and the rooms in the Inn itself are pretty tight. (They also act as a leasing agent for some beach homes on the back side of the Inn, which would probably be better for longer stays.) I stayed here my first night on Maui since it was close to the airport (about ten minutes away) and also about ten minutes from Mama's Fish House down the road. The Inn rooms are on the second floor around a common area with computer and couches. They're small, but very well thought-out, with comfortable beds, a mini fridge, dresser with several drawers, ceiling fan, glassware, and a white noise machine. Counter space is tight for toiletries, but the shower is an adequate size. The room has a great Hawaiian feel and rooms overlook the charming main block of Paia. There are six parking spaces out back (three tandem pairs) and more parking a short distance away. I never had trouble accessing a spot. I'll let you in on a little discovery I made--there's a rooftop area one level up from the guest rooms that has stunning sunrise views. I woke up early since my body clock was all confused and went exploring and found the stairs up to the top. From there, you can see Haleakala, the West Maui mountains, the ocean, and the town and watch the sun gradually light all of them. It was one of the magic moments of the trip. Across the street is the Paia Fish Market, where you should have lunch and get one of their charbroiled fish selections with the Cajun rice. It's a fun spot. Mana Foods is also neat to check out, and the galleries across from the Inn are also worth a stop. The staff members at the Inn are all wonderful and make you feel welcome and valued.

Charming hotel in downtown Paia! Beware all restaurants and the gas station Minit Stop close at 9 so plan for an earlier arrival or bring your own food for late night snacking. Only a $20-30 cab ride to this beautiful beach town with the hotel having direct access to beach with a gorgeous beach lounge! 1 minute walk to delicious food and they have an on site sushi restaurant. Adorable swimsuits and nice gifts in lobby. Their beach house is so beautiful also, we will plan in that next time! Thank you Paia Inn for letting us rest our heads there on our last night.

I could write a novel detailing all the things I loved about Paia Inn. I've never stayed somewhere so special, and I've never felt more heartbroken to leave a place. When I said I was going to Maui and spending 5 of my 6 nights in Paia, everyone looked at me like I was crazy. "Five nights in Paia? Oh you won't need that much time. One, maybe two is plenty." NO. Don't listen to these people! If you're coming through Paia on a power tour and want to cram in seeing as much of the island as possible, sure, you can "see" Paia in a day. But instead, I'd encourage you to book a lengthy stay at the Paia Inn to really experience the magic of this place instead of just checking it off your list. I wasn't bored for a minute of my stay and it was truly the most relaxing, magical vacation I've ever had. Every detail of Paia Inn is thoughtful: the hand crafted teak furniture in the rooms, the mirrors in the beach walk, the way the lights chosen for the breezeway clink together like wind chimes. Michael, the owner, has put so much care into the guest experience. When I was there, he was surveying various widths of wood strips to decorate a wall and deeply debating if they should be the same width all the way down or if it made more sense to the eye to have slightly wider pieces at the bottom? I mean, wow. I'm serious when I tell you every inch of this place has been carefully curated. I had the pleasure of staying in one of the short term stay accommodations, which came with its own little patio. I didn't even want to leave my patio for the beach-- until I saw the beach. The experience of walking through this little maze, not sure what you'll find, then emerging to this bursting vista of impossibly teal water and graham cracker sand. The Inn has beach towels and chairs for guests, so I set up on the beach under a palm tree (and pinched myself to make sure this was real life). The beach is nearly empty since it's private access, so it was mostly just me, and the two locals next door who came out every evening to fish. It was So. Peaceful. The beach was also a favorite spot for massive sea turtles. Surreal: Me and my book, ten yards away from two incredible sea turtles, all just hanging out together in the most beautiful place on earth. Watching the sun dip behind the west Maui mountains each night, I was so grateful for the beauty each day brought. I genuinely can't wait until I have another vacation so I can return to what feels like home.

Overrated and management is spotty. While visiting this town we were told not to stay here. Was disappointing location. Disappointing options. Not worth the price. Lots of homeless in the area. Stay elsewhere.

Great location (close to the airport and on the beach) and cute small feel. Route to the beach is a bit confusing and the neighbors are not pleasant about it. Restaurant looked amazing but was dark the days we stayed there unfortunately. Small town shopping and dining options are plentiful. Spa is no longer on-site due to Covid but recommended a place nearby that was perfect. Petite Room is a bit small even for a petite. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

This place is fantastic. It deserves the good reviews. I think it's great for anyone, but for the right kind of traveler it will be magical. Staff (including owner), restaurant/bar, town, and the beach were perfect. We will be back.

What a lovely hotel! I can't say enough good about this place. It's charming and offers a lot of conveniences such as a hot/cold water dispenser near the coffee station and wonderfully smelling, full sized bottles of health and beauty products. But the best thing about this hotel is the staff. Everyone I interacted with, especially Melody and GM Chuy were kindness personified. I felt like a person, not a number. I enjoyed it while it lasted. My husband had to attend a conference so we moved to the Grand Wailea. I wish I could say we got good service there but they could take lessons from the folks at Paia Inn. I hope to return.

The boutique inn was adorable and cute. Friendly staff and in a great location literally steps from their own private entrance to the beach and right in the heart of paia. BUT...not worth the price. The rooms are tiny, equivalent to my small bedroom at home. Free Beach rental equipment was not clean. Private beach access is great and all, but there's so many better beaches. It's a 3 star inn to put it plainly. Anywhere else you'd pay half the price. For about just $100 more we got a full suite 5x the size, a pool, and many other amenities when we stayed in Wailea. Unless you need to be in downtown paia, suggest staying elsewhere.

Wow! We booked a night here last minute so we could explore Paia before our flight the next day, and I could not be happier that we did. There was some traffic on the way in, but the inn has some specially reserved parking spaces that helped streamline the check-in process. We arrived a couple hours early but were able to check-in with no problem! Paia Inn is like no other hotel i've stayed at before- there are apparently only a few (10?) rooms and the interior is a very hip setup. there's a communal space with a fridge and coffee, and an upstairs "lounge" area. There are a few bathrooms spread out and couches everywhere, and the space seems very clean. Our room was small but had space for our 2 suitcases and a few other bags. We were especially impressed by the fully tiled bathroom! but this may have been influenced by our unfortunate experience at our previous BnB guests are charged a nightly $15 amenity fee which we were initially annoyed by, but we actually ended up being really happy with the beach access provided through the hotel! there's a really nice space that connects directly to the beach, and we were able to eat a really peaceful dinner by the ocean. we even saw a couple of turtles close up, which was a highlight!! i'm so glad we booked a room here. I don't think it would be a good "base" for a longer vacation, but it's the perfect place to spend a couple days while you're in maui. be sure to stop by the paia fish market down the road!

I'm sorry but this place is way over-priced & rated. Very disappointed by noise as every move people upstairs make with mosquitos, lizard and roaches roaming around the room...

We stayed at the Paia Inn after a few days at the Sheraton at Kaanapali. We definitely got a more local vibe and charm staying in this town. A great starting point for Road to Hana. The hotel itself is pretty bare bones in regards to the layout and the rooms. We stayed in 2 city rooms, 2 and 4. Room 2 is super small and faces the main Hana Highway street so you definitely get the street noise (though it's not too bad, it's a small town, not Manhattan). Room 4 is much bigger and has a separate sitting room. There's apple tvs and cable in the rooms though our apple tv in room 2 didn't work. There's a small beach near by the property, maybe a 3-4 minute walk and was super cool. The restaurant wasn't open when we were there so no comment there. But the Paia Fish House is nearby and is awesome. Mana foods is close by for market goods. The front desk staff are very helpful and can lend you a picnic basket for the road to Hana. There's coffee and tea in the morning, though the coffee isn't always refilled. It's a bit pricey, especially as the rooms themselves are a bit worn down (some moldy looking spots in the bathroom). There was a random tripadvisor review posted on the wall in Room 4 (why do i need to see a review, since i'm already there?). But the beds themselves and linens are super comfortable, way more comfortable than at the Sheraton. There's a mini fridge in each room with expensive waters. I would definitely come stay again. It's probably one of the only spots to stay in Paia, and most likely the nicest. There's plenty to do around there and the front desk can give you good recommendations. The town is literally the best!!!

This cute little hotel is in a great location. I loved starting my morning by walking down the little private bath to the beach where I could sit and watch the ocean and drink my coffee. What keeps me from giving it 5 stars was that I found the front desk staff to be a bit cool, and there really weren't any vegan options at the onsite restaurant or good mocktails either. It didn't feel like the staff was interested in trying to accommodate us on these. However the location was ideal and it met our needs for our stay.

Had a wonderful stay here and an excellent breakfast! The owner Micheal was very kind and showed us his new project "Surf Club" which he is working on opening soon. Its a beautiful space with an amazing beach view. We look forward to coming back for a visit. Back to the delicious breakfast though. We had the Salmon sandwich and the Eggs Benedict. Bothe were mouth watering. Also the beach access is so quaint and delightful. Big thanks to Candy also who was super sweet and accommodating. Definitely coming back sometime soon ;)

Really charming little Inn in Paia, so you're close to Kahului and the airport, but also fairly centrally located. Direct access to the beach and nice rooms (albeit there aren't a lot of them) with good A/C. Quality, clean and while not inexpensive in itself, a lot cheaper than most of the other options on the island.

Arrived in Maui a night before our condo would be ready so we decided to spend a night in Paia. So glad we did! This hotel is small and quaint. The garden rooms are private and secluded. We upgraded to a larger room based on reviews and found it to be one of the finest hotels we have ever stayed. A beautiful room with a large comfortable bed. The bathroom was incredible. Steps to the beach, though the step down could be concerning. Parking was easy. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating to all request. Great location to check out the town.

We were super excited for our stay at Paia Inn, given the rave reviews and glamour shots. Upon check in, however, we were a bit disappointed with the accommodations. Our room was tiny, with no closet and a sink in the bedroom since the bathroom was too small. We could barely fit our suitcases on the floor between the bed and the wall. The Inn itself is fine, but again, lacking in comforts that you'd expect for $300/night. Though the staff were all lovely and helpful, it sort of felt like this place is "playing" hotel, without standard amenities and services - everything felt a little makeshift. I think we would have been pleased with our experience at half the price we paid, but ultimately, a 100sqft room above a busy road wasn't worth what we paid.

Frankly this place is about 50% overpriced for what you get. I stayed here on my honeymoon and they put us in a bedroom without any windows in. Who does that? Parking is tight immediately outside and inconveniently located off property, the rooms were drab looking, (again) no windows, poorly layed out and not even close to the standard they should be. Including the shared amenities and outdoor equipment, everything reminded me of that youth hostel I stayed in 10 years ago or frankly shouldn't be there (the beach equipment was ew) On our trip we paid about 25% ($100) a night more in Wailea for a real high end experience, similar to what is offered here - we got so much more.

I had booked this for our 10th year anniversary in March 2020. Unfortunately it canceled due to COVID-19. They couldn't refund but they gave us credit (never expire) for a night but later on I called to rebook it for this month (July 2022) the price skyrocketed. (3 times the price) They agreed to go ahead giving me a room what I had paid for even though there was some misunderstandings. Besides all that - The check in was breezy, the room was small and tiny but beautiful and very clean. It had an access to the beach in the back. It was a beautiful stay.

Unless you are booking a garden or ocean room, I wouldn't recommend staying here. We booked a standard room (which was NOT cheap by any means) and it was a glorified hostel feel at best. Our room was one of two rooms facing the street, which is one of the busiest streets on the island and I'm a super light sleeper--woke up to construction trucks and cars blasting music through out the night. We did not come to Maui for that. We were unable to control our own air and sleeping with the windows open was not an option because of noise. AND this hotel knew it was our honeymoon-yet they put us in the worst location. The rooms were clean, I'll give it that but there is very limited (non-existent for us) parking and it was super stressful to navigate with the staff coming back from our dinner at mamas. For me, this place is absolutely not worth the money and while I love Paia, next time I'm in Maui I'll be staying else where for a little more money and enjoying Paia for the day. Also, the beach at the back of the hotel is nice but super unsafe access--not hard to fix and make more safe lol. Would not recommend this place unless you are a boutique hotel enthusiast.

So, we were on our plane just about to take off (5 hours earlier time difference)...it's about 10am Maui time and it's the Paia Inn extending their apologies for an unforeseen city Road building project right outside our scheduled room that they had just heard from the city that was going to happen that evening. They were very apologetic and understood if we needed to reschedule or however we chose to handle it. We decided to continue our reservation and when we arrived(they stayed up after 10:15pm for us) they were very accommodating and provided earplugs and were very apologetic. We really do feel they did everything they could to make our stay as comfortable as possible and it was an adorable swanky charming Inn with every amenity you could think of! Upper end body/shower products in our room, beach accessories, and just all the amenities from upper end hotels etc. They provided complimentary breakfast the following morning and it was absolutely incredible! Crabcake Benedict with sliced avocado on top with delicious seasoned potatoes on the side. We had just gotten back from a walk on the gorgeous beach just prior that was just a short walk off the back door...it was just perfect for our first morning in Maui! Paia Inn, We can't wait for our next visit!

The best Customer Service my husband and I have ever had. We arrived with one of my favorite bottles of wine in our room with a welcome note. We got a bigger room on the street and it was very nice. Very comfortable bed, cute decor. My only complaint was the street noise that woke me up in the night. I'm a very light sleeper but my husband never heard the noise. We plan on coming back and getting a room closer to the beach. But again the ladies that work there are beyond kind, genuine and very down to earth. We can't wait to come back next year.

HELLO YELP. my review was removed. and it wasn't even in the "filter". that upsets me. i don't think i gave a bad review. the service was very good. but the hotel room was very very small. is that why my review got removed?!?!? i wrote a good review...and now it's gone. what's the point in spending time and energy to review places if it's going to be removed?!? seriously. i'm noticing that another review has mysteriously disappeared also... why? why? that was a good review!! i said good things...WTH. from what i can remember, the room is VERY VERY SMALL. there was literally 2-3 feet from the bed to the wall. the sink is in the room so you have to come out of the bathroom to wash your hands. the staff is friendly and helpful...moreso that other places. however, i feel like i'm the only one who will say this... they have limited parking. if you park in their small spaces, you need to leave your keys in case someone else needs to get their car out. it is not a 24 hour service desk. i remember coming back to the hotel at night glad that we found parking elsewhere cuz basically, they LEAVE YOUR KEYS OUT IN THE OPEN. surprised that no one's car has been stolen. you could easily take a set of keys and drive off. no one would know about it until the owner of the car asks the staff the next morning about the keys. car theft waiting to happen...

**BEST BOUTIQUE HOTEL IN PAIA** Paia was such an ideal beach town. Hawt surfer babes, fantastic cafes, and a clean and isolated beach. We had an early check-in at noon (instead of 3PM), thanks to Nina, one of the best hotel staff members we have ever encountered. She personally showed us the private beach access and made sure we were happy with our stay. She also answered all of our questions regarding nearby activities. LOVED her. We opted for a Junior Suite, room #10, a beautiful beach bungalow room with modern amenities and Hawaiian accents. LIKES: *Continental Breakfast *Gym membership to Upcountry Fitness (free yoga and pilate classes there) *Free Wi-Fi (excellent signal) *Free use of snorkel equipment, boogie boards, lawn chairs, etc. *Private Beach Access (most excellent) *Free Ice Chests *Free Parking *Big flat screen tv :) *Fantastic customer service (went above and beyond for my bday) DISLIKES: *A bit pricey ($300+ a night for the Junior Suite), but oh so worth it *Mosquitoes (bring some repellent) *Electricity went out on us 3x (but the front desk responded promptly) We absolutely loved this hotel. Best place we've stayed so far on Maui. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Wonderful experience! We stayed many places for our wedding and honeymoon on Maui. No complaints with any, but definitely would make sure Paia Inn is the one we'd come back to. Gorgeous location and property! We were really happy with the restaurant too. We had cocktails one night and breakfast the next morning.

We had booked the Paia Inn for our second Honeymoon trip to Maui, but Alas due to the virus we had to cancel our trip. Even though we asked to cancel our reservation within the required time frame outlined on their website, they advised us that we would not be getting a refund. Every other Hotel & lodging accomations we had made for our trip refunded us & empathised with us, NOT THE PAIA INN. I can't beleive that they would take advantage of us during this time of crisis. Needless to say we will not be rebooking here when we do evnetually make it out to Maui. Shame on these people, spend your money somewhere else.

My mom and I stayed at Paia Inn for two nights and absolutely loved it! Initially we had a smaller room booked but I guess because of the ongoing construction and noise, they upgraded us to a bigger room so that we wouldn't have to deal with the noise. The room was amazing. Very clean and modern, updated and stylish. I loved the bathroom. The room comes with a kitchenette so you can cook if you want to. The staffs are very nice and they showed us around the property, explained and left us a note in the room with a bottle of white wine. You have a private access to the beach in the back and they have all the beach gears for you. They have a parking lot located near the hotel literally like 15 steps away. It if a little pricier and all but I think this place beats anywhere else around.

This is the place. Low key, very helpful people working here that took great care of us on our honeymoon. Such a clean and friendly place. Not the Ritz but it is very tastefully decorated and has all you could need for a nice restful visit. We saw turtles sunning themselves on the beach three days in a row. Also has a very good Cafe on site and right in the middle of the cute town of Paia. Centrally located and a 10 minute drive from the airport (OGG). They say they are a three star property but I feel they deserve 5 stars and earn it daily.

The Paia Inn is where it's AT- SO CUTE, right in the middle of downtown Paia which is the cutest little surfer town ever and a must-see. The Inn itself was such a gem - we checked in a little early and while our room wasn't quite ready we were able to drop our luggage with the sweet ladies at reception and park our car so we could get exploring. The ladies upgraded from a room with a Queen sized bed to one with a King sized bed and a town view with a little more space than we originally bargained for which was so appreciated. The ladies that run the Inn are amazing and had the best recommendations in town (Cafe de Amis for Lilikoi Margaritas, A MUST) - genuine service really goes a long way. The Inn itself is an architectural boutique paradise- it is so well laid out and smart- a complex with not only an Inn but private beach houses, well crafted walkways, and a perfect color palette. The beach that is on the property is gorgeous- soothing waves, white sand, and generally empty as it is only accessible thru private entry (including one at the Inn). The Inn has beach towels, chairs, boogie boards- all you could need to make your beach experience ideal. We cancelled our dinner reservation while we there just to watch the sunset and see the sea turtles come onto the beach after bobbing around for hours near the rocks- so sweet and special. We also had breakfast at the Paia Inn Cafe which was super cute and yummy- definitely recommend. We started the trip to Hana from Paia Inn and it was so nice to already be a leg up on lots of travelers. Our biggest regret is that we didn't book more time at the Paia Inn- one night did not cut it!

Paia Inn was absolutely grotesque. Two thumbs down. The walls were filthy, the door had so many handprints and dirt smudges you could barely see the paint near the handle through the grime. Our room smelled of urine. The blinds were also very dirty, so dirty our hands became dirty after trying to fix them as they were tangled and somewhat broken. The blinds in the shower were also broken and could not close at all, the shower curtain was about a foot too long making it drag in the water - that too was filthy and grime covered. The Front Desk person told us it hadn't been broken into recently but had many times before. She also told us to watch out for the homeless/drug addict who sleep in the parking lot where we were told was the Paia Inn Parking lot and to make sure we locked the door because they will also come to the back unit to loiter. We stayed in the back unit so it was a bit odd she put us there. When I mentioned the filth to the morning desk person he rolled his eyes and said "how much discount do you want, this happens all the time". He wasn't friendly even when I told him we don't need a discount as we just wanted to leave. He told me he would tell the owner/manager but we never heard from him after that. Overall, we paid $1000.00 for one night. It was absolutely not worth it. I would say most definitely stay somewhere else especially for the price they are asking. I never like to write reviews but will gladly this time. We do not recommend staying here at all.

So much to say about this cute little bed and breakfast. The rooms are so cute and the beach is so beautiful. We will definitely be back and will be getting a bigger room so we can bring back family. I will never stay at a resort again,the staff here are all so sweet and the owner is so nice and gave us lots of places to check out . They also have a place to eat right downstairs and I will say it's the best meal we had. The breakfast was so yummy and the servers were so friendly. Guess from my review you know you have to try this place.

Overprice boutique hotel. We were in room 2, which was beyond small. No where to open suitcases or sit down, get dressed without bumping into furniture. Shower small and not a pleasure to use. Couldn't control AC in the room. Things were pretty but not functional. Shower leaked onto bathroom floor because curtain didn't go to floor. For the money I'd rather try another place. The good points were they had a beach, chairs/towels/boogie boards to borrow for free.

A gem of a place! The vibe is great, really trendy. Staff were nice, the restaurant they have is fab and I also really liked the surf shack they own down the street. Good location too!

Beautiful inn. Staying in room 5. Perfect for single traveler. Fantastic front desk, great service. This is not a chain type hotel, this is a very upscale secluded inn private beach, several lounge areas, lots of privacy. I will definitely stay here next time I'm in Maui. So much cozier than the other, busier side of the island.

We spent 4 nights here on our honeymoon after a resort in Wailea and a VRBO in Lahaina. It was lovely and exactly what we'd expected-- a modest, clean, hospitable, conveniently located inn with good beach access. The rooms are on the smaller side and not all have views, but they are well equipped and cozy, the bed is comfortable, and there are plenty of thoughtful details (like a mini fridge, high quality toiletries, massages available on site, a good restaurant, fresh fruit (lilikoi) and coffee and tea readily available). They allowed us to rent a Day Room for the last part of our visit so that we could maximize our time before a 10 pm flight, and were very helpful with baggage and such. The only hitch is that the Wi-Fi was down the entire time, making it impossible to use the Apple TV, but we were on vacation so really didn't care. Enjoy that private beach with plenty of surfing to watch and even the occasional hanu!