Distance between the Hyatt Hotels in Hawaii

Hello,

Just wondering if anyone knows how close between two of the Hyatts which are the closest to each other. My mom works for Hyatt and we would like to stay at the Hyatt hotels. Looks like they are located on each island if I%26#39;m correct. Are any of the islands between those commutable by boat?

Thanks...

Distance between the Hyatt Hotels in Hawaii

hi, you posted this in the Big Island forum, which is the only major Hawaiian island to NOT have a Hyatt. I suggest reposting in the ';Hawaii'; forum which covers the whole state.

Commutable by boat, definitely not. Only the islands in Maui County have ferry service, Maui, Lana%26#39;i, and Moloka%26#39;i. You are going to be flying inter-island so the distance is not that big a deal; the properties are far more important. If you have a chance to stay at the Hyatt on Kaua%26#39;i it is quite a place, even though it%26#39;s farthest away. Maui area is more of a jumping resort and big beach. Then you have Waikiki, a world of its own.

Find out more about the settings and make your choice based on what you want from location. Connecting flights are plentiful and cheap (right now, due to fare war).

Distance between the Hyatt Hotels in Hawaii

oops, my bad, the Maui Hyatt doesn%26#39;t front on great beach; however it%26#39;s in walking distance along the shore. Here%26#39;s a thread on the Maui Hyatt that might interest you:

tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g60634-i87-k970763…

I%26#39;m sure if you browse the Kaua%26#39;i forum and perhaps run a search on Hyatt you will find a lot of info about the Grand Hyatt there.

I have stayed twice at the hyatt maui and three times at the hyatt kauai, both are excellent but the kauai hyatt is a nicer facility as far as the hotel, I would suggest you decide based on the island. Maui is much bigger, more crowded, touristy type stuff- parasailing, although not i guess during whaling, snorkeling, road to hana, all that . Kauai is more laid back, much less crowded-I prefer it to maui.But you can%26#39; t go wrong with either hyatt. There is also a hyatt in honolulu, i have not stayed there.

Wow thanks for your abudant information provided! Sounds like travelling by air would be the best bet, and worthwhile too.