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Hostel City Maui - 1

197 North Market Street, Wailuku, HI

With a stay at Hostel City Maui - 1 in Wailuku, you'll be a 2-minute walk from Iao Theater and 8 minutes by foot from Kaʻahumanu Church.

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Iao Valley Inn

80 Iao Valley Road, Wailuku, HI

With a stay at Iao Valley Inn in Wailuku (Wailuku Heights), you'll be steps from West Maui Mountains and 11 minutes by foot from Bailey House Museum.

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Hotels in Wailuku

The historic community of Wailuku lies in the foothills of the West Maui Mountains along the Iao Valley. The Iao Valley State Park has a paved walkway that provides a viewpoint of the Iao Needle, and it was once the location of a historic battle led by King Kamehameha. Ma'alaea Harbor features the Maui Ocean Center, which houses native marine life. The destination also serves as a whale observation point. Kanaha Beach remains popular with surfers and windsurfers. The Maui Arts and Cultural Center, along with the Old Iao Theater, tell local history through exhibits and live presentations.

Key facts

The Maui Public Bus Transit System and the Maui Bus-Commuter Service provide transportation in and around the community. State Highway 30 bisects Wailuku and connects with Highways 31, 37, 311 and 340.

Hints and tips

As early as the 15th century, Wailuku, Hawaii, was known by locals as a sacred burial ground for royals and chieftains and the heart of the power of the islands. During the 1800s, European missionaries arrived and brought religion and agricultural skills that led to the development of the sugar cane industry. Plantations emerged and flourished in the humid tropical climate. Today, there are a variety of clubs, pubs and bars that offer freshly cooked food and live entertainment in the evenings.