Wailuku Guesthouse - Guest house in Wailuku - 210 S Market St, USA

Maureen was amazing! Was able to get us a room last minute and was super accommodating! The rooms are super cute and the pool is clean and inviting! She was able to rent us a car too which was very helpful and affordable.

OWNER IS RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL!!! Hi All, This is the worst experience I have staying in Hawai’i and I am only here for 2 days so far and makes a nightmare for us. We booked for 7 days and on the first day we arrive there was roaches near front door on the mat ,in the kitchen sink and bathroom. We complain about it and they said they did call the pest control and clean it but next day while I was sleeping I felt twice something was on my ear and lips and I got so scared that I could not properly sleep. Then I requested a refund for remaining days which they refunded but without cleaning fees and when we had conversations they lashes out me multiple times and very rude that I could not believe. I keep mentioning to be nice but they were out of control while speaking to us. Unknowingly , we dropped some food which she is charging for cleaning fees for whole 7 days and yet owner lashes out on us and keep targeting for that even after leaving. Also, owner is micromanaging us. I would highly suggest not to book this Airbnb unless you want to have horrible experiences

The house was originally owned by a military officer in WWII. It looks like it has been kept up pretty well. (I restore old houses). The rooms are situated up a narrow set of stairs entering from the back corner of the house. If you are unsteady on stairs, take your time. You have to go up three stairs to open the screen door. It's all they can do with the space available, so it's good. Just different. Up the stairs you enter into short hallway with three rooms. The door handles should probably be upgraded or improved to provide a less rattling closure. But they work and the locks are good. The room (plantation) has a great king bed, and the mattress is wonderful. The bathroom is nicely updated. Though I don't care for the cobble stone floor. The backyard pool and covered patio area are very secluded and nice, given you are across the street from a school. We heard some basketball playing after dark, but that was actually very nice - with a nice Local feel to the place. In old part of town. Parking was good. I did not like it that it appears we're under some sort of covid protocol where we didn't even meet our hosts. The "contactless" process is ridiculous. Annoying and unnecessary. We will stay here again. Love the old house.

I stayed at Wailuku Guesthouse with my elderly mother on a trip to Maui to visit her childhood friends now living on the island. Maureen is a kind and efficient host, who answered our questions and provided special touches like fresh flowers and home baked sweet bread in our room that made us feel at home. I also rented Maureen’s car for our weeklong stay. So convenient to have the car right onsite! We stayed in a ground floor room because my mother uses a walker and although there was a step in the room, it was not a problem. We both loved the old building that is impeccably maintained and sustainably operated. And cleanliness is definitely a standard here. The location is perfect to head out in any direction to explore the island. The neighborhood felt safe and has several great restaurants. I enjoyed swimming in the beautiful saltwater pool, and looking at the amazing flowers in the yard there. It made my trip restful, which is important when traveling with an elderly parent.

Positive: Our host was on site to answer any and all questions. All amenities listed were there. Centralized location made ideal to travel in any direction. Negative: That I didn't book it sooner, but that is my own fault. Negative: ""

Stayed in the Wasabi suite, was a great room but the location is a perfect jumping off point for our daily excursions around Maui, it's very convenient to pretty much everything. The real hidden gem of the Guesthouse was a binder containing suggestions for local restaurants and beaches that have all been nothing short of amazing. You won't find a better place to stay for an "a la carte" Maui Vacation.

Wailuku is a great place to stay if you are looking to be away from the resorts and tourist hotels and stay in a lovely small town. Wailuku is a short drive from the airport, but a great base to explore the Road to Hana, Haleakala and tourist activities in the South. Wailuku Guest House is in a very safe neighborhood- it is right next to a school, gym, and sports fields. It is a 5 minute walk to the bank, coffee shops, restaurants, and a theater. It is close to Iao Valley and Maui Arts & Cultural Center. I stayed in the 2 bedroom guesthouse, which was perfect for a week long stay with a full kitchen, livingroom and dining area. It was really nice having the bedroom window looking out to the pool and there was always a nice breeze. The pool area is lovely and the grounds are lush and well cared for- a great place to relax. Information on arrival and check in by the host made everything easy!

Positive: There was a binder in the room with suggestions on restaurants, massages, beaches, etc. It was so helpful. And the treats that were left in the room were outstanding. Courteous and attentive host. Negative: Nothing I could think of. Negative: ""