Luxury guide · Hawaiʻi
Hawaiʻi at its most refined
The Royal Hawaiian, Halekulani and the Kahala; the resorts of Wailea, Hanalei and the Kohala Coast; La Mer, Michel’s and Mama’s Fish House; the spas of Halekulani and the Kahala; and Ala Moana’s luxury houses.
What's onThis week in Hawaiʻi
Grand hotels and resorts
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The Pink Palace, 1927
The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort
The pink hotel of 1927 on Waikīkī Beach, with the Mai Tai Bar and the Surf Lanai on the sand.
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For more than a century
Halekulani
One of the first and finest hotels in Hawaiʻi, on beachfront grounds beside Diamond Head’s view, with La Mer, Orchids and House Without a Key.
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On Kalākaua Avenue
Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa
The historic beach hotel on Kalākaua Avenue, on the sand of Waikīkī.
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East of Diamond Head
The Kahala Hotel & Resort
The resort on its own beach east of Diamond Head, with Hoku’s, the Plumeria Beach House, the Kahala Spa and Dolphin Quest.
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On the North Shore
The Ritz-Carlton Oʻahu, Turtle Bay
The North Shore resort that replaced Turtle Bay Resort, with the Beach House and Alaia restaurants and a Ritz-Carlton Club.
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Adults only, 72 suites
Hotel Wailea
An adults-only hotel of 72 suites on 15 acres of gardens above the Wailea coast.
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On the Wailea coast
Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
The great beachfront resort of Wailea, with Humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa, its restaurant on the water.
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Above Hanalei Bay
1 Hotel Hanalei Bay
252 rooms, 51 of them suites, above Hanalei Bay on Kauaʻi’s north shore, with a Bamford wellness spa.
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On the Kohala Coast
Mauna Kea Beach Hotel
The resort on the Kohala Coast of Hawaiʻi Island, with its manta-ray evenings, a luau, golf and an art collection to tour.
Fine dining and bars
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Halekulani’s dining room
La Mer at Halekulani
Halekulani’s French dining room, open to the ocean and Diamond Head.
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Since 1962
Michel’s at the Colony Surf
Fine dining on the sand at the Diamond Head end of Waikīkī since 1962.
Spas
Shopping
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The world’s largest open-air centre
Ala Moana Center
More than 350 shops and restaurants under the trade winds.