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Hawaii/maui- The Grand Wailea


Aquachic1a

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Just got back from a fabulous trip to Maui and the Grand Wailea Hotel (Open Original Shared Link). Above being a beautiful hotel with gorgeous grounds, rooms, pool and beach, The Grand Wailea is the most celiac friendly hotel I've ever been to. I called a few days ahead to let them know I am celiac/gluten intolerant and the food and beverage manager called me back a few days later to let me know they have prepared for my visit by getting gluten free flour and are prepared to accommodate just about any request from me. They made me fresh gluten free pancakes every morning, the entire wait staff at every restaurant (even poolside!) knew just from my name that I was gluten intolerant (before I even identified myself as being gluten-free). Bravo to the Grand Wailea! They really went out of their way to accommodate me, and made me feel just like everyone else on our trip when it comes to dining. :D


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LOVE that!!! That's for sharing :)

munchkinette Collaborator

Yeah, that's where my family has gone most years, and I haven't had a problem there. I think I've been there a few times since going gluten free, and I've never had a problem.

I find that a lot of places that cater to tourists in Hawaii are good for gluten free food.

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