WorldMark Kihei

Who the heck picked the new furniture? It’s terrible, you cannot sit anywhere and be comfortable in the room. Many people that stay here spend enough time in the room to warrant decent furniture. Also, they took out the storage next to the Murphy bed, where are people supposed to put their clothes???? Cmon

It was a nice place and very convenient because it was walking distance to the beach, restaurants, grocery stores, shopping centers and rental shops for chairs and snorkeling gear. The only complaints I have it that they didn’t have a wheelchair on hand. I messed up my ankle while vacationing there and I couldn’t walk and my room was pretty far from the parking lot and when we asked if they had a wheelchair they didn’t have one for us to use so I had to walk on my crutches all the way to my apartment. The last day I was there it rained so when we had to leave to the airport there was water puddles in a few areas so it was hard to walk with my crutches to the car because I really couldn’t walk with them without slipping so my husband had to help me hop through the puddles to make sure I didn’t injury myself again. Other then that it was a good place to stay and the staff was very polite and friendly!

This is a medium-size resort property with not enough pool space. This is a WorldMark (Wyndham) time-share property. We stayed here a number of times and enjoyed the experience. However, about ten years ago, a time-share membership level restriction would NOT allow us to stay here. Now, for an “additional” fee, we were allowed to come again. Except for the location….it was NOT worth it! OUR GRIPES: If you are not at a certain membership level, you HAVE TO PAY FOR WI-FI. We found this annoying at a time when even economy motels include wi-fi. The fee may be “nominal”…but it is for only two devices and per day…..so if you have a family with many devices, it is no longer “nominal”……….then it’s like having to pay for toilet paper. There was one small (sample sized) bottle of shampoo, and one of conditioner, and NO lotion for our four-night stay. If you need more, you have to ask for it. There were two packets of coffee in the room….but you can ask for more. Some of the towels were worn out (thin and with shreds); and many with different shades of gray. We ask for replacements and those were thick, fluffy and white! There were cockroaches in the bathroom (which could be a sign of uncleanliness). We had to have them come to spray for them. They listed a “business center”, but it was a single desk-top computer with an “out of order” sign on it. Apparently, it was new, but not yet useable….and the front said there was no one available to set it up, and could not say when that might happen. There is no clock in the unit (not counting the one on the microwave). There is no “welcome” morning coffee in the front office, no complimentary bottle of water, no popcorn……. LOCATION: The World Mark Kihei is located along the Kihei coast. The travel time to Kahului (incl. airport) is a 20 minute drive; Lahaina about 30-45min; and Wailea about 15min. The walk across the main road to the beach is about 5 min. Many other beaches are within a 10 min drive. Many stores, shops and restaurants are also a few minutes away. Accommodations: It appeared that this unit was recently remodeled (and updated from our previous stays). The furnishings were nice; lighting was very adequate and bright. Our unit was a comfortable one-bed room with a king size bed. In the living room is a queen size Murphy bed; maximum accommodation is for four adults. There is a small table with two chairs for eating or writing. There is a medium sized flat screen television, awkwardly angled across the room from a small sofa (making a larger screen tv more desirable). There is also a small TV in the bedroom. All the units have a kitchen. There is a full cook top with oven, standard microwave, full size refrigerator, dishwasher, and a coffee pot. Also included are cookware, dishes, eating and cooking utensils for four persons. The bathroom has a single sink and marginal counter space; nice tub and shower. Air conditioner and ceiling fan in the bedroom and living r

The WorldMark is in a convenient location in Kihei across from the beach and walkable to restaurants and shops. We stayed for 10 days in a one-bedroom unit. We got a recently renovated room on the third floor. We didn’t have a view, but it was quiet and peaceful. The pool and hot tub are great, but the WiFi, which you pay for, was like bad dial-up. The TVs aren’t smart tv’s, so you can’t connect to your Netflix or Hulu accounts, and they don’t rent movies. When I asked about it, the front desk person suggested I go to Walmart to pick up an HDMI cord to connect my iPad. Hopefully they will upgrade their TV’s during more renovations. Overall all, though, it was a great stay.

ground level was musty smelling Kitchen was clean and well appointed. Pool area was clean and pool was well looked after and here were many children. Too bad the corp office couldnt make effort to renovate and donate old suite kitchens and bathrooms,some with marble counter tops and double sink kitchens, to the rebuild effort in Lahaina. Made me cry to hear it was all going to land fill.

Checked into this property over a week ago with two days before checkout. It’s been two years since our family was here, and due to the Lahaina tragedy, we were torn about our visit; but after multiple calls to the Kihei WorldMark and other guest services, we were encouraged to come to help prop up their tourism/economy. This property is undergoing renovations so there were limited units available, meaning half full. Parking is limited due to all the contractor vehicles and construction materials. We stayed in a renovated 2 bedroom in building 4 (behind the pool/gym. The new hardwood floors in the living area was much more appealing, odorless, and clean. The bedrooms still had low pile carpeting. My wife was happy with the new taller toilets (with self-closing lids) that didn’t wiggle every time you sat or got up from it. Other new items: Appliances, mattresses, furniture (living room couches much more comfortable than the old ones), all living room and bedroom lamps include USB charge ports, Air conditioners that are quiet with wall control that’s functional, modern style ceiling fans, shower enclosures and fixtures. There are new aerobic machines in the gym: 2 ellipticals, 2 stationary bikes, and 4 treadmills. Looks like the dumbbells only go to 30lbs, all heavier ones are gone. Because of the Lahaina closures and reduced visitors, there was only one food truck onsite for dinners, and even then it was sometimes there or not. It’s been a pleasant and enjoyable stay so far and after all the units are renovated, this place will be busy and full.