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  • Any hotels in Hawaii let you use their pools/facilities for the day?

    Posted by admin on February 19th, 2010 and filed under facilities | 6 Comments »

    The family is going on a cruise to a few Hawaiian islands (Maui, Hawaii, Kauai) and we will be in a different port every day. For days where we don’t want to go on a sight seeing tour, are there any hotels that will let you hang out at their facilities -pools, beach– for the day? What would the fees be? How do you schedule something like that? Thanks for any help you can provide.

    i am not aware of any hotels that let you use their facilities and amenities for just a day. i could be wrong and i am only familiar with maui. as far as beaches you can just go to any public beaches on any islands for free. there are also public pools if you don’t want salt water. are you traveling with children? if so, on maui there are places like the maui golf and sports park and maui ocean center which is next to each other. i was a maui resident for 19 and a half years…(im 20 and a half now…lol. but i don’t live there anymore.) and i never get tired of going to these places especially when i have my niece, nephews and little cousins.

    as far as kauai and hawaii; i hope someone else can help you with that. have fun on your cruise and enjoy your stay in beautiful hawaii nei…aloha!

    6 Responses

    1. born&raised: maui_gurl Says:

      i am not aware of any hotels that let you use their facilities and amenities for just a day. i could be wrong and i am only familiar with maui. as far as beaches you can just go to any public beaches on any islands for free. there are also public pools if you don’t want salt water. are you traveling with children? if so, on maui there are places like the maui golf and sports park and maui ocean center which is next to each other. i was a maui resident for 19 and a half years…(im 20 and a half now…lol. but i don’t live there anymore.) and i never get tired of going to these places especially when i have my niece, nephews and little cousins.

      as far as kauai and hawaii; i hope someone else can help you with that. have fun on your cruise and enjoy your stay in beautiful hawaii nei…aloha!
      References :
      http://www.mauigolfandsportspark.com/

      http://www.mauioceancenter.com/

    2. Sarah May Says:

      I would think there is a pool and othe activties you would want do on board your ship.
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      Just a thought.

    3. soccerref Says:

      There are no pools that will let you use their pool for free. Hotel pools are for hotel guests only.

      As far as the beach, the beaches here in Hawaii are free. You don’t have to pay to access any beach here in Hawaii so you I would suggest you hang out on the beach.

      Good luck and happy travels!
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    4. Joan G Says:

      As far as I know the hotel pools are strictly for the guest of the hotel only. If you are only spending a day on each island you will need the whole day if you want to see anything.
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    5. Maui No Ka Oi Says:

      We go to many hotels & use the pool, order lunch & cocktails, & no one ever bothers us. I don’t know what their policies are, but I guess if you’re spending money ordering food or drinks, they don’t mind. I guess you could call some hotels first ,or just go there like you’re staying there like we do.
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    6. Potentate Says:

      Soccerref and Joan B are abolutely right. Hotels swimming pools are for hotel guests only, it’s one of ameneties they pay for. Don’t even try Maui No Ka Oi’s strategy, due to liability reasons, pool attendants are taught not to let outsiders (non-guests) to use the pools, the attendant will check with registration if you’re a guest or not, even after you flash your room key. He will get you kicked out if you’re not registered guest, and hotel can press charge you of tresspassing.

      4-star hotel employee 21yrs.
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