Noble Travel Hotel

very hospitable, very friendly, clean. normaly i wouldnt give a hotel like this 4 stars but they really make an effort and you can tell. ask for the ocean view room! private bathrooms!

Affordable Clean Hotel/​Motel with honest service, Some rooms are better then others. I stayed there for 3 weeks while looking for a more permanent place on Maui to live. I found the family the ran the place to be very helpful. If you open to saying in Wailuku this is a good choice. Wifi service was spotty on my visit otherwise a good stay.

Update: [2/​4/​2014]
Recently stayed at Noble Travel for work again. I took my own advice this time and stayed out of room 1 when I called to book.
Strict check-​in policy of 3 PM, and their office closes at 5 pm. I am sure there are people there to let you in at later times.
It was a good stay. I bet with some paint in the hallway, new carpeting and new windows, this could be turned into a spectacular hidden gem.
(Teresita Noble owns the place and her paintings are nice.)
Maid service has improved since last time! You still need a hair dryer.
Cheapest in Maui besides a hostel. Stayed there for work. Free parking, free wi-​fi, coffee, great food at King’s BBQ right across the street.
Room 1: Saw one roach, plumbing broke. Bathroom/​shower curtain smelled horrible-​bring an air freshener or something. They moved me to Room 5 for free.
Room 5 so much better-​still smelled a little weird. Huge room compared to Room 1.
Check-​in was not until 1 or 2 and they are strict about that. The room was still being cleaned, so it was not a big deal, but I don’t think you should bother trying to check-​in early.
The maid service seemed to happen about every other day. sometimes the bed was made and towels changed/​trash removed, sometimes not. The floor had sand on it from some unknown origin, and was never cleaned. Fridge was always cold. Bring a hair dryer if you need one.
I’m really weird about seeing hair in the room after it’s being cleaned-​a lot of times this plays a heavy role on what star rating I give to a hotel. There was no hair anywhere-​thank goodness. A lot of places cannot manage this, but the cleaning staff did well on this aspect.
The staff was all very nice and the building manager, when I called, said «Well, what do you WANT?!» I think he was being nice, though. He told me to speak more directly-​as if he were giving some fatherly advice. it was cute. But don’t tell him I said that.
In the morning, things do begin early; I heard the traffic passing by the window at around 6 am. Friends told me that this was an iffy part of town, as there are a couple of hostels down the road, but all I saw/​heard were a bunch of teenagers walking down the road at night and laughing/​cavorting.
No bathtub, just a shower, but they had lots of mini-​shampoos, soaps, etc. The water was hot for the most part. When another person is showering (you can hear the water being used) then they have probably won the hot-​water supply. So I tried to beat my neighbors by taking my shower first.
There’s this great place called 4 sisters bakery down the road. Get their Long Johns. they are SO GOOD.
I could stay here again, as long as I had a large room.

This was the only place I found that was under $ 100/​night that wasn’t a hostel in Maui when I planned my trip 2 weeks before my arrival. We paid $ 78/​night (taxes included). We stayed from ²⁄₇ — 2/​8, and then ²⁄₉ — 2÷11÷2013. The one night we didn’t stay… which was 2÷8−2÷9, we drove to Hana and stayed out there using
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This place had almost everything you need – AC, Cable TV, Wi-​fi, mini-​fridge, coffee maker, Private Bath, Free Parking, and Iron & Ironing Board. The only thing that I needed that they didn’t have was a blow-​dryer so if you need it, you should pack it!
Thanks to Google, I found this local gem that saved us some lodging $$. It is not as bad as it looks from the outside because they are in an older building. But, they do only have 6 suite rooms that they rent out so they do not have a ton of availability.
They also only have 1 suite that comes with a queen/​king size bed and the rest are full size beds.
My bf and I were still able to fit into 1 full size bed so it wasn’t an issue for us that we stayed in a bedroom that had 2 full size beds. It was perfect.
We stayed in Suite #4. My only tiny complaint was that I wish I stayed in a different suite room that was facing away from the street because I was hearing all the cars passing by and dogs parking nearby. You stop hearing noises after 7−8pm (and the whole town becomes a ghost town because everything closes early), but you hear all the noises again at 6am – just giving you a heads up!
At the end of it all, I’m REALLY happy I came across this place. Plus, it’s basically located almost at the dead center of the island so every place we wanted to drive to was convenient enough for us. You’re really close to the OGG airport (15 – 20 mins) and you’re not too far away from the Haleakala Volcano or Hana (about a 2 hr drive each way). And you’re about 45 mins out from Lahaina.
This place may not have looked like a 4 – 5 star hotel from the outside, but it satisfied my lodging needs. I definitely got the bang for my buck here.