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MauiPrinceHotel
Maui, Travel Tips

Maui Prince Hotel to remain open under new management

The Maui Prince Hotel at Makena Resort will remain open at least for the near future. The resort’s mortgage lender, Wells Fargo Bank, yesterday announced the selection of Texas-based Benchmark Hospitality Management as the resort’s new management company, effective Sept. 17. The resort’s current management company, Prince Hotels Hawaii, will end its operating contract, as

MauiPrince
Maui, Travel Tips

Maui Prince Hotel management plans resort shutdown Sept. 16

The management company for the Maui Prince Hotel and Makena North golf course announced this evening that it intends to end its operating contract—a move that could shut down both properties on Sept. 16. The West Maui property’s possible closure was announced by its management company, Maui Prince Hotel LLC, which gave notice it would

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Oʻahu

Sunset on the Beach free movies return to Waikiki this weekend

HAWAII Magazine reader Judy Fleischer wrote to us with a question about the only movie theater in Waikiki that comes complete with sand, surf and the sound of swaying palms.The flicks run the gamut from the latest Pixar movie, to action films and romantic comedies, to preview episodes of Hawaii-filmed TV series Lost before broadcast

Honua Kai
Maui

Newest resort on Maui’s Kaanapali Beach offering half-off room deal for fall

Honua Kai Resort & Spa, the newest lodging property on Maui’s Kaanapali Beach, is offering a 50 percent off rate special on select rooms for fall season vacationers. The seven-month-old condominium-resort property recently announced half-off published rack rates in its Ohana, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suite categories, for stays between Sept. 1 and Dec. 12, 2009.

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Culture

Felicia dissipating over Hawaii. Storm watch lifted statewide.

The National Weather Service lifted storm watches for Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe and Oahu at 11 a.m. (Hawaii time) as Tropical Depression Felicia began dissipating on its pass through the Islands. The former hurricane and  tropical storm had been downgraded to a tropical depression earlier in the day. At 11 a.m., the National Weather Service

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