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beachgirl86 May 12th, 2004 04:45 PM

Snacks for hotel room on BI and Maui?
 
Hi,
We are spending 13 nights in Hawaii for our honeymoon in August (2 nights Waikiki, 4 nights Hapuna Prince on BI, and 7 nights Hyatt on Maui). I think we have a fridge in all of our rooms. I know eating out for 2 weeks will be expensive, so I do want to get some drinks/snacks for our room on the Big Island and especially Maui. Where would be the best place to shop on these 2 islands, and what kinds of food do you usually keep in your hotel fridges?? I was thinking crackers, cheese, fruit, etc...Thanks!

here_today_gone2Maui May 12th, 2004 05:03 PM

Didn't we discuss this already today for Maui? Are you looking for someplace other than Safeway?

beachgirl86 May 12th, 2004 06:09 PM

You are thinking of the other beachgirl -- beachgirl66, who happens to be going to Maui on her honeymoon, too -- I am beachgirl86!!

Pumpy May 12th, 2004 06:45 PM

The one I want to hear from is beachgirl69!

pspercy May 12th, 2004 07:24 PM

Pumpy ... tsk tsk ;)

For fridge snacks, buy what you like that will fit :) Something to consider is a collapsible cooler for daytrips (and stuffing laundry into as checked baggage going home). Else buy cheapo styrofoam cooler for drinks etc. Many hotel fridges are tiny and won't hold a gallon of POG let alone brewskis...

here_today_gone2Maui May 13th, 2004 02:07 AM

Oh, my bad. I didn't realize their were two beachgirls honeymooning in Wailea. But, what I said to the other beachgirl about Safeway. It's on the way to your condo. Look got the other post.

There are ABC Stores, but it's a convenience store and it's like buying snacks at 7-11. Long's Drugs has best prices on beer and wine, and they have snacks too.

beachgirl86 May 13th, 2004 03:17 AM

Great idea about the collapsable cooler! Also, Here Today (great screen name!)I am not honeymooning in Wailea -- see my OP, when on Maui, I'll be at the Hyatt.

here_today_gone2Maui May 13th, 2004 04:18 AM

Sorry, this what happens when I sit up working till 2 am!

On your way to the Hyatt you will pass the Lahaina Cannery Mall. There you will find both a Safeway and a Longs.


bonniebroad May 13th, 2004 04:52 AM

beachgirl86, I like to keep little cartons of yoghurt, cheese sticks, cream cheese, etc. in the fridge. Then if you bring in a bag of muffins or bagels, some fruit, you've got breakfast on those days you don't feel like breakfast out.

takemethere May 14th, 2004 10:19 AM

All Safeways are not the same! Even with the Safeway card, the one at Whaler's Village in Kaanapali was much more expensive than the one in Kahuli by the airport.

For snacks, also think of things that don't have to be refrigerated...we stacked up on peanut butter cracker packs and energy bars and found they were good also for hiking and driving around the island. Have fun!

beachgirl66 May 14th, 2004 11:56 AM

Hey beachgirl86! I am going to be at Hyatt on Maui for a few nights during my honeymoon too - beautiful place!! :) We will be there for 2 weeks in December - can't wait!

Enjoy!

Rusty May 14th, 2004 12:18 PM

Takemethere, did they recently open a Safeway in Whaler's Village or are you mistaken about that?

mmr41 May 14th, 2004 09:30 PM

ABC stores and definitely stock up onMaui chips.

Aloha!!

here_today_gone2Maui May 15th, 2004 10:45 AM

No Safeway in Whaler's Village, no grocery store there at all.There is a Safeway at Lahaina Cannery Mall.

bertaron May 15th, 2004 04:38 PM

CostCo - warehouse discount club has the best food deals and cheapest gas on the Big Island - Kona.


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