Experience Maui's Only Hometel!

Aloha and Welcome to Kihei, Hawaii, and congratulations!  You have arrived at the best solution to your travelling accommodation needs.  Come and see how Maui Sugar Beach Inn truly offers the most unique vacation accommodations for any occasion.  Wedding groups, family reunions, anniversary or memorial celebrations, international travellers, honeymooners, and the like all have a special place to call home at The Inn.

What makes The Inn so unique? At the Maui Sugar Beach Inn you can book a private unit that sleeps 4 or 5, a private bedroom for 2, a twin or double bed with shared kitchen and bath, or for groups, you can book multiple units to accommodate up to 30 guests.  We cater to travellers who want charming accommodations, at the best value, and the most affordable rates.

We offer the ONE and ONLY Beach Hostel Accommodations in Maui, located just 100 steps to the beautiful 5 mile stretch of Sugar Beach.

When you stay at The Inn, you have SIX choices: Ground level are (4) 1BR/1BA Apartment Suites that sleep 4 or 5 each.  Upstairs is a gorgeous 3BR/2BA Penthouse Suite that sleeps 8, and an attached 1BR/1BA Ohana that sleeps 4. 

Every Villa is cheerful and bright with freshly painted walls, all needed appliances,  tile throughout, and nicely furnished with a TV w/cable, free local or toll free phone calls, sound systems, and many more conveniences to make your stay awesome!  Each Private Unit features air conditioning, fully furnished kitchen w/ breakfast bar, full bath (towels provided), furnished bedroom with a king bed (linens provided), living room with bedding for 2 additional guests, and a poolside lanai with patio furniture.

When you are our guest, you will freely enjoy wireless internet in each unit, washer/dryer,  reserved private parking, use of beach equipment (boogie boards, chairs, umbrellas) 2 gas grills for outdoor bar-b-ques, ping pong table, swimming pool, and, of course, the beach, (beach towels provided). 

If you want sun, you've come to the right town.  If you want fun, you've come to the right island.  If you want value, you've come to the right address.

Ringed by 120 miles of coastline, Maui boasts over 30 miles of beaches. Many are easily accessible beach parks with lifeguards, picnic facilities and restrooms. Others are undeveloped, pristine, "secret spots" off the beaten path.
 
All of Maui's beaches feature sparkling crystal-blue waters, tropical tradewinds, and azure skies that go on forever. Most of Maui's beaches have white sand but black and red sand beaches are also a part of our island's inventory.

Several of Maui's beaches are known worldwide for unrivaled surfing and windsurfing conditions where Sugar Beach ranks at the top, and also suited for the beginning snorkeler, beachcombers, and families with children.

Maui has been rated year after year as the best island in the world to enjoy a vacation.  Kihei is the sunniest and warmest of all the beach towns on Maui.  It sits in the center of the Valley Island, making excursions to other fun destinations on Maui easy to get to.  Travelling to Maui means world class fishing, championship golf courses, award winning cuisine, cultural art galleries, blue skies, gorgeous sunsets, and pristine beaches.  Staying at the Sugar Beach Inn makes it all possible!

Within blocks of The Maui Sugar Beach Inn are two fine dining restaurants with wonderful view and live entertainment, Kihei Canoe Club, ABC Store, Whale Museum,  public tennis courts, two public parks, with shower and bathroom, wind surfing, shore and boat fishing, and whale watching, just to name a few things within 1 mile walk of the inn.

For the travelers who do not rent a car, there is an excellent public bus system that provide transportation to many neighboring towns such as Wailea, Kahului (OGG Airport), Shopping Malls, Wailuku, Ma'alaea, and Lahaina.

You can absorb the South Maui sunshine at your private condo with family and friends in temperatures ranging from 70 - 90 degrees all year long.

The Maui Legend

Maui Sugar Beach Inn is on the only island in the Hawaiian chain named after a god -- well, actually a demigod (half man, half god). Hawaiian legends are filled with the escapades of Maui, who had a reputation as a trickster. In one story, Maui is credited with causing the birth of the Hawaiian Islands when he threw his "magic" fishhook down to the ocean floor and pulled the islands up from the bottom of the sea. Another legend tells how Maui lassoed the sun to make it travel more slowly across the sky -- so that his mother could more easily dry her clothes. Maui's status as the only island to carry the name of a deity seems fitting, considering its reputation as the perfect tropical paradise, or as Hawaiians say, Maui no ka oi ("Maui is simply the best").

Email us: tracy@mauisugarbeachinn.com