Today’s daily getaway is a discounted 6 night package at one the two Fairmont resorts in Hawaii. The offer is advertised as “almost 40% off” (actually only 36.1% off), but it still requires you to be willing to drop $2,178 on the “deal”! Obviously not a deal for everyone.
The offer is distributed as 6 Ovation Rewards certificates that are each redeemable for a night at one of the two properties. This makes me think you could break up the trip and stay a few nights at both. Breakfast is included as part of the certificate.
Terms and conditions
- Each certificate is valid for one (1) night in a standard room (at The Fairmont Orchid) or one (1) night in a standard suite type room (at The Fairmont Kea Lani). Single/double occupancy.
- Certificate includes breakfast for two (2) each morning in the hotel’s all-day dining restaurant. Breakfast excludes alcoholic beverages.
- Certificate covers room and tax, as well as tax and gratuities of included breakfasts. Additional expenses and incidentals are the responsibility of the guest.
- Limited blackout dates may apply.
- There is no expiration date for this certificate.
Final notes
It looks like the offer may be slightly better redeemed at the Fairmont Kea Lani since you receive a “suite type room”. But it is all all-suites hotel. I’m not really familiar with either property. AÂ plus: the certificates never expire.
This offer is extremely limited, with a total of only 10 packages being sold. Obviously dropping over $2,000 on a Hawaii vacation runs against the grain of miles and points enthusiasts and doesn’t really represent a huge savings when there are lots of other great properties in Hawaii.
Like all other daily getaways, the packages become available at 1 p.m. eastern.
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I’m new here, how do these deals work? Is this still available? How do I get it?
Hi Chris,
Sadly, no. Once they are sold out, they are gone. We’ve been trying to post the getaways early in the day they are offered as a heads up.
You can find all of them here: https://dailygetaways.ustravel.org/
Daily getaways run for a few weeks each Spring, and are almost over for 2017. Today and tomorrow are the last days.
The Fairmont in Maui is absolutely spectacular and it will accommodate FOUR people standard. You can add a 5th person for $50 per night. Most of those rooms run $800 per night at their cheapest. They are well worth it and definitely every room is a suite. My wife and I stayed there with our two kids 3 years ago on our free Fairmont credit card certificates. Two each for four nights. It normally would have been over $1,000 per night. The hotel is glorious. Last year we got the Fairmont cards again from Chase. This time we stayed at the Fairmont on the big island. Because we we got free suite upgrades via the card we were able to upgrade the room to a suite for free. Four people. Again $1,000 per night. Again it was glorious. That card had no annual fee and came with two $25 dining certificates every year plus suite upgrades. $100 in dining at each resort was just icing.