How to Find Cheap Hotels in Haiku, Maui, Hawaii

Haiku rests along the northern coast of Maui and offers a rustic getaway for travelers weary of tourist attractions. Follow these tips to find inexpensive digs during your next visit.

Things You'll Need

• A computer with Internet capability for research and reservations

Instructions

Book Accommodations in Haiku

1. Book accommodations. Phone the Maui Visitors Bureau at [phone], or visit the organization's Web site (see Resources below).

2. Stretch your travel budget. Reserve rooms in national chains and or small, locally owned hotels for less than $100 per night, with many amenities included.

3. Find the comforts of home in one of Haiku cottages. These converted inns offer accommodations for travelers who require little more than a comfortable bed and basic amenities.

4. Soak in the creature comforts of Haiku at a bed and breakfast. You'll find many B&B's in northern Maui, all of them conveniently located and offering various amenities including that first meal of the day.

Know Haiku

1. Wind surf off Hookapa Beach, one of the world's premier wind-surfing sites. For a small fee, you can rent equipment and take lessons from qualified instructors.

2. Visit Haleakala, just outside of Haiku. The town sits on the slopes of the largest volcanic crater in the world. Travelers can hike or use ATVs to observe the majestic slopes.

3. Dress for rain. Travelers expecting nothing but Honolulu sunshine will be drenched by the showers that regularly fall in this region.

Travel in Haiku

1. Fly into Maui's Kahului Airport. This airport services airlines from around the world daily. The airport is only 15 miles from Haiku.

2. Rent a car. Rental car companies at the Kahului Airport terminal offer reasonable rates, and you'll need a car to travel in this region.