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    Hotel Molokai

    Hotel Molokai

    3.9(132 reviews)
    17.6 mi
    $$

    If you're tired of the rat race, the hustle, the endless meetings about meetings--Molokai is your…read morepersonal detonation of sanity. It's like someone took all the stress from city life, compressed it into a tiny, unimportant speck, and launched it into a black hole, leaving only paradise in its wake. The flight to Molokai island? Oh, it's not a "flight." It's a 40-minute thrill ride on a single-engine plane where you get low-altitude views of Maui and Lanai that'll make you wonder why you've ever flown in a real airplane. You know, the kind with a professional crew and oxygen masks. Here, you're living on the edge, and I kinda loved it. Once you touch down in Molokai, prepare to have your mind blown by Molokai island's sheer, untouched beauty. Molokai isn't just a place to stay--it's a test of your willpower to not run out into the wild and become one with nature. And the people of Molokai? They're so kind it should be illegal. Honest, hardworking, and so chill, you'll start thinking you've entered an alternate universe where stress is a myth. And then there's the wildlife. If you're into wild deer, boars, and goats--hello! It's like an unsanctioned petting zoo out here. And if you think you're a real adventurer, you might just get lucky and encounter a mongoose, though don't quote me on that. It's the kind of place where even the local wild life look like they're on vacation. Molokai island is the kind of place that makes you want to slap your "busy" lifestyle and tell it to chill the hell out now. Five stars, no questions asked. Just get here before someone figures out how amazing this place really is. Jordan (Room Oahu 125)

    Be Careful! Even prior to the March 2026 storm damage,…read morethis hotel changed ownership. Pictures posted may not be what you get if you arrive. Moloka'i is a rural community that doesn't cater to many tourists. It's a beautiful island but be diligent in your research before traveling.

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    Hotel Molokai
    Hotel Molokai

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    The Kahala Hotel & Resort - Poolside Dining

    The Kahala Hotel & Resort

    4.3(751 reviews)
    34.6 miAina Haina
    $$$$

    Never have I ever officially stayed here as a hotel guest either on vacation or staycation yet. But…read morerecently came here on a recent special occasion for a friend's milestone birthday celebration. It was held in the Waialae Ballroom on a Saturday afternoon with lunch being served for all the guests. What a beautiful location where you can see the lush garden just outside, the pacific ocean was a few yards away when you're done eating, you're free to roam the area and see the beautiful architecture and structure of this fabulous hotel. I was not able to play tourist as this party had to end by 2pm and I had commitments thereafter. But for future hotel guests information, they also have dolphins for you to see. The food here was incredible and of good quality. Good for any type of gatherings of any size breakfast, lunch or dinner. Bartenders and service at the bar was even better! The amount of attention every table was receiving was amazing, glasses were never empty and always started with a full pour. Self parking was completely full, although valet parking service was a better idea. Keep in mind this is a full service 5 star property located in Kahala/Waialae. Would love to be a hotel guest one of these days just to say I've stayed at The Kahala Resort.

    The Kahala Hotel & Resort in Honolulu, known historically as "Kahally-wood," has hosted numerous…read morecelebrities, including Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, and Michael Jackson. Other notable guests include Queen Elizabeth II, U.S. Presidents from Lyndon B. Johnson to George W. Bush, Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko of Japan, King Charles, Adam Sandlers, Angelina Jolie, Bob Hope, Burt Reynolds, Dean Martin, Diana Ross, Drew Barrymore, Duke Kahanamoku, Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John, George Clooney, Janet Jackson, Julie Andrews, Justin Timberlake, Lucille Ball, Nicolas Cage, Rihanna, Rod Stewart, Snoop Dogg, Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston, ... you get the drill. The hotel features a "Wall of Fame" near the lobby that showcases photos of many of these famous visitors. We strolled the gorgeous grounds of this hotel and resort as we were early for our dinner reservations and wow. Truly a lovely hotel and resort. Lots of photo spots (we saw someone setting up for a proposal on their beach), you can see dolphins here, there was an adorable cat named Natto, and the staff are really friendly and kind. What a gorgeous hotel. It's no wonder why celebrities vacation here at this hotel and resort while on Oahu.

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    The Kahala Hotel & Resort - Beach Front Lanai Bedroom

    Beach Front Lanai Bedroom

    The Kahala Hotel & Resort - Imperial Penthouse Bathroom

    Imperial Penthouse Bathroom

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    Halekulani Hotel - Halekulani Gatehouse.

    Halekulani Hotel

    4.4(501 reviews)
    38.4 miWaikiki
    $$$

    I will never forget the way the Hawaiian breezes felt in my hair. And I will also never forget the…read moreoutstanding hospitality, accommodations and luxury of this gorgeous hotel. I love that it is in the heart of Waikiki, very walkable to shopping and nightlife should you want to leave the grounds of the resort. The nightly local music with hula under the sky is magical. Reservations for dinner, or grab a first come first serve cocktail table at 5 to watch the sunset! There is also nightly jazz in the bar. La Mer is a one of a kind French experience and Orchids is fantastic for any meal of the day. Just outside the hotel is a delightful oceanfront park where the hotel hosted yoga each day. A highlight for me. Great poolside service. The beach is small, so if you are looking to lounge on the beach, that's not really much of an option. This hotel is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. So you know it has the highest standards. That brand has never steered me wrong. And the fact that it is not under a massive hotel chain umbrella means it can maintain its authentic individuality. Pro tip: if you have a late flight, there is a lounge where you can relax and prepare for your departure, as check out is 11am.

    Extremely rude and unprofessional service coming from one of the male bartenders…read more I was accosted while coming out of the restroom , with him frantically asking if I paid the tab, treating me like some sort of criminal. The restroom is in the restaurant area. I never once left the restaurant throughout the entire evening. I was simply on my way to pick up my drink from the seating area and then head to the bar to pay. He told me I was "going the wrong way" when the way I was going would have led to me to the bar... The way this team handles tabs in this bar is abysmal. Right when I sat down, I was attempting to give my bartender my credit card to start a tab. They refused to accept my card and said don't worry about it, and that they'll take it after I'm done. I explicitly told the bartender that I was going over to the lawn right next to the bar (still in the restaurant area) to get a better view of the musical performance, drink in hand. They said go ahead. Nobody should be treated like this

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    Halekulani Hotel - Upgraded room - Diamond Head Ocean View

    Upgraded room - Diamond Head Ocean View

    Halekulani Hotel - Valet station

    Valet station

    Halekulani Hotel - Mahiole - Hawaiian feathered helmet sculpture, arrival into Halekulani.

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    Mahiole - Hawaiian feathered helmet sculpture, arrival into Halekulani.

    Fairmont Kea Lani - Suite 108 living area

    Fairmont Kea Lani

    4.4(701 reviews)
    62.6 mi

    I loved my 8 night stay at the fairmont kea lani this year. I splurged a bit on the ocean view…read moresuite and it was worth every penny! Their suites are spacious and the lanai is perfect to watch sunsets every night. The pools are crowded and I did not use them but I did like the beach and service throughout the hotel. Check in was an easy process. Lux in particular was super nice and helped me deal with an issue I was having. They have a nice gym, I didn't use it as I having too much fun on this trip! Plenty of restaurants on site. Self parking is free and plenty so valet isn't necessary. My advice is to call the concierge before you arrive and book the complementary canoe ride as it gets filled fast. I called them from LA 2 weeks before arriving and got the last spot. It was one of the highlights of my trip! If you like great service, amazing views and like staying in South Maui, this is one of my favorite hotels there. I will definitely be back!

    This is a beautiful property, with gracious well trained staff, lovely rooms and a great location…read more The best aspect of the hotel is that all the rooms are spacious well appointed suites. If you're a couple and you are there for more than two days you'll appreciate the ability of the early riser to get up, make some coffee and hang on the lanai without disturbing the one of you who likes to sleep in. The bathroom was large and luxurious and supplied with really nice Le Labo soaps, shampoos and lotions. In addition, the property is immaculate and the public spaces are beautiful. There are three attractive pools -- one of which is adult only and there's a beach with attended lounge chairs at the bottom edge of the property. Our stay included the breakfast buffet, which had a wide assortment of choices that were nicely prepared. A downside of the hotel is that they host a number of corporate events and it can sometimes feel a bit crowded. Many mornings during our stay, there was a good size line at the host's station to be seated for breakfast. And once we were seated, navigating the buffet stations was a bit hectic. Similarly, the lounge chairs on the beach are within inches of each other. When sitting on your lanai, the music from one corporate cocktail event or another provides the soundtrack for the evenings. And one final nit -- the Nespresso capsules in the room were very nice, but the coffee served at breakfast was abysmal. So don't get me wrong. This is a very nice place and we had an enjoyable stay. But if you're sensitive to having your own space most of the time, this might not work for you.

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    Fairmont Kea Lani - Romantic stroll looking out over Polo Beach

    Romantic stroll looking out over Polo Beach

    Fairmont Kea Lani - Book a luxurious oceanfront massage within our Ocean Spa Cabana

    Book a luxurious oceanfront massage within our Ocean Spa Cabana

    Fairmont Kea Lani - Champagne toast on your private lanai

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    Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort - Kaiholena Suite living room

    Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort

    4.6(148 reviews)
    31.3 mi

    We have been here 4 times now. The first few times were absolutely excellent! This last trip was…read morenot worth the expense. The communication with Sensei before and during our trip was terrible and pretty much non-existent. We stay at Four Seasons resorts often and never have I had an issue with communication like Sensei. The massage tables had cheap sheets that were scratchy; not what I would expect for a $700 massage. The room temperature never got below 70. The miso cod at the restaurant was extremely fishy tasting and not fresh. Pretty disappointing for such a pricy place.

    First time in Lana'i and I'm happy we decided to stay at Sensei between the two Four Seasons…read moreoptions as we needed some quiet mid-year R&R. We ended up staying in the Kaiholena Suite, and loved the balcony, bathrooms and living room with the games, very large screen TV, and comfy sitting areas for working and relaxing. I really liked the beautiful chess set which we made use of. The Sensei team was amazingly attentive, addressing all of our needs, and making us feel completely welcomed. Everyone from the front desk, masseuses, transportation, restaurant staff and everyone in between, we greatly appreciated their kindness and service. Special thanks to Elliott who assisted us with a minor thermostat issue in our room which was resolved without issue. Sensei by Nobu was a wonderful dinner with a relaxing ambiance and delicious entrees and desserts. We opted for a custom massage, snorkeling, and some hale time, well worth booking ahead of time, thanks to the wonderful Sensei experience team. Everything was seamless, from the transportation from Lana'i air to the resort, transportation to the snorkeling experience from the lobby, shuttle service to the other resort for dinner, to checking out and departing at the end of our stay. We loved the library and spent some time playing billiards and shuffle board. Some favorite things about Sensei vs the Four Seasons beach resort (based on my observations: -Slower pace overall -Mostly adults, no kids under 16 -Feels geared more towards relaxation and wellness experiences -Still have access to the beach resort via the shuttle that runs every hour -Feels more like a tropical hidden getaway Pros: Exceptional staff, gorgeous well kept garden and grounds, delicious restaurants and food options, beautiful suite, and seamless transportation. Cons: Having to leave.

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    Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort - Morning coffee by lake

    Morning coffee by lake

    Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort - Lobby

    Lobby

    Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort - Main lobby

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    Four Seasons Resorts Lanai

    Four Seasons Resorts Lanai

    4.3(212 reviews)
    38.1 mi
    $$$$

    We've stayed at all the Four Seasons properties in Hawaii (except Sensei) and Lanai is our…read morefavorite! It's also our favorite property for food. On our most recent trip, we stayed for 3 nights, and would've been happy to extend for another night. This is a great spot if you just want to live the resort life and relax by the pool. There are also activities that you can do off site, and a shuttle that goes into the city every hour. The downtown is small, but is worth checking out if you have the time. There's a handful of restaurants, a grocery store, a new retro-themed bowling alley, and movie theater. There are also a couple of hiking trails by the hotel. If you walk towards the beach, towards the left there's a short hike, and on the right is a longer hike along the water. The hike on the right is much harder--I'd describe it as an ankle breaker. It's mostly hiking over a lot of rocks, so you'll want to have the appropriate shoes, plenty of water, and go early in the morning to try to avoid the sun. On site, there are plenty of great views of the water, and five excellent restaurants to eat at: 1. The Break. Great casual spot for coffee, breakfast sammies, musubis, and acai bowls in the morning. Also serves lunch and dinner. 2. Malibu Farm. Nice restaurant by the pool for breakfast or lunch. Fresh, healthy, and local ingredients. This was my favorite spot. We came for lunch our first and last day. 3. Osteria Mozza. Italian restaurant by Nancy Silverton. Tasty pastas and pizza. 4. Views. This spot is a short car ride away, near the golf course. Nice spot for lunch for the scenery, but I prefer Malibu Farm for the food. 5. Nobu. We didn't visit this resaurant. In addition to the food, the rooms were spacious, and the staff was so friendly. We felt like VIPs while staying here.

    For my Yelp Review #808, I wanted to capture a business that is special to Hawaii (our area code)…read more While the Four Seasons can be found in other states, the one on Lana'i along Manele Bay is like no other luxury resort here. We are extremely thankful that we had this opportunity to stay. Every resort accommodation was spectacular! From start to finish, let me take you on our exquisite experience. I called to make a room reservation and was delighted to speak with an amazing front desk reservationists, someone actually on Lana'i. While I didn't catch his name, he made it a point to address me by my name. He answered all of my questions and explained many of the perks to our stay. Prior to check in, the Four Seasons Customer Service department emailed me a reasonable amount of times, to ensure that we knew about the group activities available and dinner reservation options. In addition, they did a superb job with handling our flight information in order to coordinate shuttle times to and from the hotel. There is a gracious driver that will pick you up from the Lana'i Airport or Manele Bay harbor. As a result of their helpful emails, we indeed booked a group activity (clay shooting) and dinner reservations (Nobu). We were also contacted before our flight to confirm arrival and departure times for their shuttle service. All correspondence was detailed and professional, warm and welcoming. On the day of our arrival, there was a uniformed shuttle driver waiting for us and I'm not sure how, but he knew my name when he welcomed us to Lana'i. He handled our luggage with care and escorted us onto the shuttle. In a few short minutes, we arrived to the resort and was greeted in true Aloha Spirit, with gorgeous shell leis! The entry greeter then escorted us to the front desk where they also had our room information ready. Smooth and seamless, our front desk agent actually walked us to our ocean view room! Talk about personal attention and quality care! This was such an elegant way to start our luxury vacation. My goodness, our ocean view room! We were speechless! Talk about being pampered! They even brought us chilled fresh pineapple slices dipped in chocolate! Everything in our room was spacious and clean. We really didn't need to leave the comforts of this pampering. We walked the beautiful resort grounds and dipped into their Jacuzzis. We enjoyed delicious lunch and refreshing beverages at their outdoor bar. We took pictures with their friendly and talkative parrots. Thank you also for the complimentary reef safe sun screen at the pool area. In the early morning, we had a safe walk down to the beach to embrace sunrise. The path was well maintained, complete with polinator habitat and plant species signage. We also appreciated the well-coordinated shuttle service to our group activity...clay shooting in the mountains. In the evening, we had lovely dinner at Nobu then did some star gazing on our precious walk back to our ocean view room. After all this pampering, we didn't want to leave. How do you jump back into reality after a dreamy vacation? Needless to say, we had an amazing time. Thank you to all the employees at this luxury resort for making every moment of our vacation, a memorable one!

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    Four Seasons Resorts Lanai - Our shuttle ride from Manele Harbor

    Our shuttle ride from Manele Harbor

    Four Seasons Resorts Lanai
    Four Seasons Resorts Lanai

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    Ke Nani Kai - resorts - Updated June 2026

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