How to choose a gym on Maui: A local guide for residents and visitors
Not sure which Maui gym fits you? See the main types of gyms, what to check before you pay, and how day passes and memberships work at Maui Powerhouse Gym.
Start with the six things that shape your real workout.
The best gym on Maui is the one that is open when you can train, has the equipment you will actually use, and costs what you expect for the time you will be here. Six questions make that easy to check: when it is open, who is on staff, what equipment it has, what it costs for your length of stay, what extras come with it, and how close it is to where you live or sleep.
The main types of gyms on Maui
Most gyms on the island fall into a few groups, and each is good at something different.Large chain gyms.
Usually many locations, standard equipment and set membership plans. They suit people who want a simple, familiar setup.Locally owned gyms.
Often a more personal feel, where the staff and other members get to know you. Worth a look if you plan to stay a while.Hotel and resort fitness rooms.
Convenient for a quick workout, but often small. Check whether they have free weights and racks if you lift.Boutique studios.
Class-based spaces such as cycling, Pilates or yoga. Great for guided sessions, and many people pair them with a full gym.What to check before you pay
Hours and staffing.
Does it say open 24 hours, and is anyone at the front desk at night?Equipment.
Look for the basics you use: racks, deadlift platforms, dumbbells, machines and cardio.Price for your stay.
A day pass, a week pass and a monthly plan can be very different value depending on how long you are here.Extras.
Locker rooms, saunas, classes, child care and personal training are not always included.Location.
A gym ten minutes closer is a gym you will use more.Fine print.
Ask what is included in the price and what is charged separately, such as class fees.Where Maui Powerhouse Gym fits
Maui Powerhouse Gym is a locally owned gym with two locations: Kīhei (Azeka Shopping Center, 1279 S. Kīhei Rd, Ste 118) and Lahaina (Lahaina Gateway, 325 Keawe St, Suite A201). Both are open 24/7 and staffed at the front desk, with no key fobs needed at Lahaina. Here is how it matches the checklist above:- Hours and staffing: open 24/7, with staff on site.
- Equipment: strength and cardio equipment and deadlift platforms.
- Extras: dry saunas in the locker rooms at both locations, included with every membership and every day pass. The membership page also lists a Kids Club (six days a week), group classes, boutique cycling, combat sports and personal training. Class fees apply separately.
Residents and visitors: what it costs
You do not need a membership to train here. Day passes are $25 for one day, $45 for two days, $80 for a week, $90 for ten days and $100 for 11 to 30 days, and every pass includes the saunas. For longer stays, memberships are $170 for 3 months, $300 for 6 months or $550 for 12 months (about $45.83 a month), or $49.99 month to month.
| Day pass length | Price |
|---|---|
| One day | $25 |
| Two days | $45 |
| One week | $80 |
| Ten days | $90 |
| 11 to 30 days Best value | $100 |
| Membership | Price |
|---|---|
| 3 months | $170 |
| 6 months | $300 |
| 12 months Best value | $550 about $45.83 a month |
| Month to month | $49.99 |
If you are visiting, start with our day pass guide. If you live here, the membership page lists every plan.
Quick answers
Is there a 24-hour gym on Maui?
Yes. Maui Powerhouse Gym in Kīhei and Lahaina is open 24/7 and staffed.
Do I need a membership to work out?
No. Day and week passes are available to visitors and residents.
Do day passes include the sauna?
Yes. Every day pass includes the saunas and amenities.
How do I know which gym is right?
Use the six checks above and try a day pass before you commit.
Next step
Try a day pass, or look at the plans:
Visitor essentialDay pass guide for travelers
