Partial View Suite
850 sq. ft. / Garden View / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Partial View Suite at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort offers 850 sq. ft. of indoor-outdoor comfort with partial ocean views from a furnished balcony. Set within the resort on Wailea’s Mokapu Beach, this suite gives you generous space to unwind, with a separate bedroom and sitting area that make longer Maui stays feel relaxed and easy. Inside, the suite features 1 King Bed and a layout that sleeps up to 4 guests. A sitting area with a double sofa bed adds flexibility, while blackout drapes, premium bedding, a down duvet, turndown service and hypo-allergenic bedding available help create a restful retreat. The suite includes 2 bathrooms with showers, bathrobes, towels, eco-friendly toiletries and a hair dryer, along with practical touches such as a laptop-compatible safe, desk, desk chair, wardrobe or closet, iron and ironing board, phone, alarm clock and laptop-friendly workspace. Entertainment and refreshment are covered with free WiFi, a 40-inch TV with cable channels and pay movies, a mini-fridge, coffee/tea maker, stocked minibar with some free items, and limited-hours room service. Your stay connects you to the resort experience at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort, where dining options include Ka‘ana Kitchen, Morimoto Maui, Lehua Lounge, Bumbye Beach Bar, Mōkapu Market and in-room dining. Guests can enjoy free WiFi throughout the resort, direct access to Mokapu Beach, five outdoor pools, ‘Āwili Spa and Salon, a 24/7 fitness center and daily resort amenities that include beach chairs, umbrellas and towels, snorkel equipment, guided kayak tours, SUP lessons, fitness classes and cultural activities. Valet parking is available, and the resort also offers a Wailea-area courtesy car on a first-come, first-served basis.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished private balcony offering partial ocean views over Wailea
- 850 sq. ft. suite with a separate bedroom and sitting area
- One king bed plus a double sofa bed, sleeping up to four guests
- Two bathrooms with a walk-in shower, bathrobes and a hair dryer
- Sitting area furnished with a double sofa bed and relaxed island décor
- Stocked minibar and mini-fridge with complimentary snacks and drinks included
- 40-inch TV, coffee/tea maker, free WiFi, laptop safe and limited room service
- Resort access to five pools, Mokapu Beach, spa and 24/7 fitness center
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Partial View Suite FAQs
What does the Partial View Suite actually look out on?
From the furnished balcony you get partial ocean views over Wailea, with the suite positioned within the resort’s grounds just steps from Mokapu Beach. It’s a nice middle ground for guests who want a sea glimpse without paying for a full oceanfront category.
How are the beds configured and how many people can stay comfortably?
The suite has 1 King Bed in the bedroom plus a double sofa bed in the separate sitting area, sleeping up to 4 guests comfortably. The layout works well for a couple with children or two adults who want their own defined sleeping and lounging zones.
Does this suite have a balcony, and is it usable outdoor space?
Yes, the Partial View Suite includes a furnished private balcony where you can take in the Partial Ocean View with morning coffee or evening cocktails. It’s an extension of the living space rather than a token ledge, thanks to the suite’s generous 850 sq. ft. footprint.
What's the bathroom situation like in this suite?
You get two bathrooms, which is a real advantage for families or groups sharing the space, each stocked with bathrobes, a hair dryer and eco-friendly toiletries. The showers are well-appointed, and having a second bathroom cuts down on morning bottlenecks noticeably.
How does the Partial View Suite compare to a standard guest room or a full Oceanfront category?
Compared to a standard guestroom, this suite adds a genuinely separate bedroom and sitting area, a second bathroom, and partial sea views rather than a garden or resort outlook. It sits below full oceanfront or pool-side suite categories in view and price, but offers more livable square footage than most entry-level rooms at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort.
What's included for guests staying in this suite category?
Beyond the room itself, your stay connects you to the resort’s five outdoor pools, direct access to Mokapu Beach, the ‘Āwili Spa and Salon, and a 24/7 fitness center. Daily resort amenities such as beach chairs, umbrellas, towels, snorkel gear and guided activities round out the experience.
Is the Partial View Suite a good fit for families or longer stays?
Yes — the combination of a king bed, a double sofa bed, and two bathrooms makes it practical for a family of four or for guests settling in for a longer Maui trip. Connecting rooms are also available at the resort if you need extra space for a larger group.
How far is this suite from the beach, pools and restaurants?
The suite is within the main resort footprint on Wailea’s Mokapu Beach, putting you a short walk from the sand, the resort’s five pools, and dining options including Ka’ana Kitchen and Morimoto Maui. It’s an easy, unhurried walk rather than a shuttle ride to reach any of the resort’s core amenities.
What should guests know about this suite that isn't obvious from the room description?
The suite’s double sofa bed in the sitting area is a genuine sleeping option, not just a lounge piece, which is worth knowing if you’re booking for four rather than two. It’s also worth noting the resort applies a daily resort fee covering activities like kayak tours, SUP lessons and fitness classes, which adds real value if you plan to use them.
Is the Partial Ocean View worth upgrading for versus a garden or resort-view room?
If you value having any sea glimpse from your own balcony along with noticeably more indoor space, the upgrade to this 850 sq. ft. suite tends to be worthwhile, especially for a longer stay. Guests wanting an unobstructed, full ocean panorama would look toward the resort’s higher oceanfront categories instead.