How much is the breakfast buffet at Grand Wailea?
Food and beverage Without Diamond Elite status the buffet costs $47, so it’s easy to see how valuable elite perks can be. Because children, or keiki (meaning child in Hawaiian), ages 5 years and younger dine free at the breakfast buffet with a paying adult, upgrading to the full buffet was a no-brainer.
Does Grand Wailea have breakfast buffet?
Delicious breakfast buffet with sweeping views of the Grand Wailea Resort’s Reflecting Pool & the Pacific.
What island is the Grand Wailea on?
Maui, Hawaii
The Grand Wailea Resort & Spa is a 40-acre Waldorf Astoria luxury resort located on the beach in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii. The hotel opened in 1991 as the Grand Hyatt Wailea. The Grand Wailea is owned by BRE Hotels & Resorts and is the largest private employer on the island of Maui.
What hotel in Hawaii was the movie just go with it filmed?
the Grand Wailea
Another Adam Sandler flick (he must really love filming in Hawaii) Just Go With It, was filmed on the islands of Maui and Kauai. The main setting for the Hawaiian part of the movie is an idyllic upmarket beachfront hotel, filmed at the Grand Wailea in Maui.
How many rooms does the Grand Wailea have?
780 guest rooms
This is no small resort, with 780 guest rooms, a 50,000-square-foot spa, a massive pool, several shops, and a chapel.
What does Wailea mean in Hawaiian?
the water of Lea
Wailea means “the water of Lea”, the goddess of canoe makers. Prior to resort development, this beach was called Kahamanini, and the name Wailea referred only to the rocky point defining the south end of this beach.
Where was the waterfall scene in Just Go With It filmed?
Kauai
Just Go With It to Maui The main setting for the Hawaiian part of the movie is an idyllic upmarket beachfront hotel, filmed at the Grand Wailea in Maui. Another amazing scene is where they hike to a spectacular waterfall, which is filmed on Kauai, Hawaii’s ‘Garden Island’, famous for its beautiful natural scenery.
What does 808 mean in Maui?
Area code 808 is a telephone area code in the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) for the Hawaiian Islands, comprising the windward and the leeward islands. The code was assigned to Hawaii on August 8, 1957, about two years before statehood on August 21, 1959. Slightly over 1.4 million people live in Hawaii.