Lumeria Maui, Wellness Retreat Center

Relaxing place to stay. Plenty of activities. Only thing you need is a car if you want to explore the island.

I enjoyed yoga and language classes with your staff. The room was nice with a great view. We were there in the rain so didn't get to enjoy the hammocks and outdoor spaces as much as we would have liked, but we did do the jacuzzi in the rain! Breakfast was great and ample. Didn't like the dust on the louvered doors of the bathroom.

Unique and tailored to a specific demographic. Loved the hammocks and statuary. Noisy mechanicals at night. Better reading lights would help. Need to have drinking glasses in room.

eric was super sweet and nice!

this “retreat center” is located a bit far away from the beaches in maui, close towards the mountains, hence retreat center, so if you are more of a city person this might not be your place, the rooms are bit small and has pretty much no noise block, you can hear your neighbors pretty clear, no ac(big no for me), the showers pretty cool though, and a lot of bugs, so you can decide for yourself if its the place for you

Noisy dirty screaming children construction noise the very opposite of a luxury yoga retreat the yoga rooms are mildewed wet The hotel room walls are paper thin Hear other guests snoring Reduced housekeeping means no daily cleaning or towel change Too expensive to be this bad

I was not allowed to check in

While the physical property at Lumeria is stunning and beautifully maintained, and its peaceful, quiet and calm energy delightful (except for the occasional rooster) there are a lot of missing amenities at this place that cause me to question what exactly the high room rates and resort fees do cover. The rooms, while comfortable and fairly nice, are dated, ours with broken window treatments, and many in need of serious updating. A resort of this type should offer guest laundry facilities, or, at least a way to have dirty clothes sent out for laundering. ( I was met with a shrug from the reception area when I mentioned this.) The pool had missing and broken lounge chairs and no umbrellas so there was no place to escape the intense sun while at the pool. I cannot comment on the dinners, but the breakfasts were quite underwhelming and always the same bacon, eggs, oatmeal and a lot of bread-y items each day. Pancakes one day were the special. Surprising for a facility that bills itself as a "health and wellness" center. While other condos and airbnb's on the island provided all manner of beach items for our use - we were given two worn out towels. The yoga studio is positioned right next to the dining area so that it was impossible to concentrate or even hear the instructor with all of the noise from guests congregating and chatting outside of the doors. Again, for a facility that emphasizes wellness programs, there do not seem to be enough facilities to do so or the proper environment to hold classes in. There is one quonset hut and one yoga studio and a large grassy area which went mostly unused during our stay. Doubtful that we will return.

Very good place to stay.

It is nice that breakfast was provided daily, but a little more of a rotation in the menu would have been nice. We were pretty much served the same food for a week.

We wish there were more food and snack options available on the resort. The dinner was very average for the price (cost us $184) for two which felt a little high for the quality of the food. Food was good but not great and wasn’t worth the expense.

This resort is the perfect “upcountry” experience, with charming rooms with high-ceilings and old Hawaii charm, including great river stone-floored showers and plenty of space. The views are lovely, the pool is well kept and the beautiful grounds have fruit trees. The historic lobby/original house is spectacular. The staff are warm and helpful and the breakfast is delicious and served on a veranda with surrounding garden. There are a daily variety of classes included. I have been here twice and plan to go again!