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  • Volcano House

    • Hotel rating: HR4

    Located on the rim of Kilauea Caldera, Volcano House is Hawaii's oldest hotel, dating back to 1877. The boutique property has just 33 rooms each with views of Halemaumau Crater at the rim of Kilauea caldera or the lush surrounding rainforest. Rooms feature complimentary wireless internet and modern amenities. The hotel's facilities include a lounge bar, restaurant, gift shop and car parking.

    The property also offers guests an exclusive selection of private walking tours led by expert instructors and naturalist guides in the surrounding national park. Tours on offer include Sulphur Banks & More, the Hawaiian Cultural Tour, Sunset on Kilauea and Discover Rainforest. Starting from the hotel lobby at 5pm, the excursions are around 90 minutes long. A weekly tour schedule is placed throughout the hotel premises and guests interested in the complimentary tours can sign up in advance at the front desk.


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    Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    Located amid lush tropical gardens on the shores of Po'ipu Beach on Kaua'i's south coast, the luxurious Grand Hyatt Kauai' Resort & Spa offers its guests the highest standards of service and facilities. The 602 guestrooms and suites all have a private balcony with magnificent views to the mountains, gardens or ocean. The classic decor is reminiscent of Hawaii's golden era, and among the features of each room is an extra large marble bath with double sink vanity, plus iHome stereo with iPod dock, coffeemaker and seating area. The five restaurants include the award-winning Italian-style Dondero's and fine dining at Tidepools, which specialises in delicious Hawaiian cuisine. Breakfast and lunch may be taken at Ilima Terrace overlooking the cascading waterfalls and koi-filled ponds, while Yum Cha Asian Eatery presents a tempting selection of Asian dishes. Four bars provide plenty of refreshment options and, for a truly traditional experience, an elaborate feast is accompanied by a journey through the rich cultural history of the Hawaiian people at the Grand Hyatt's weekly lu'au. Swimming pools, a lagoon and the beautiful beach will vie for your company, or you may choose to unwind in the Anara spa, where a dry sauna, steam showers, relaxation room and fitness centre complement an extensive selection of tropical facials, body scrubs, detoxifying wraps and tension-relieving massages.

  • Sheraton Kauai

    • Hotel rating: HR4

    The Sheraton Kauai is situated on the beautiful sands of Poipu Beach, at the southernmost tip of the island of Kauai. Equally suitable for couples and families, the hotel's 394 guestrooms and suites are located in eight low-rise buildings, with views looking out to the gardens, ocean or beachfront. All rooms have a private balcony or lanai and include air conditioning, a tea / coffee maker and fridge.

    For breakfast or dinner, RumFire's features a superb oceanfront setting. During the day, Lava's at Poipu Beach is a traditional bar and grill, with items on the menu including hot plates, salads, desserts and signature cocktails. Every Wednesday, the Sheraton Kauai hosts a traditional lu'au, where the focal point is the 'imu', a Hawaiian underground oven. Fresh fish, grilled meats, salads and fruits are served to the accompaniment of fire dances, story telling and music, all set against the backdrop of the vast Pacific Ocean.

    Two freshwater swimming pools will provide ample refreshment during the day, and for those seeking a dose of self-indulgence, the rainforest spa offers oceanside massages and treatments using ancient Hawaiian techniques. Tennis courts, a host of water sports and a nearby 18-hole golf course will satisfy the more energetic.


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    Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    Located on Ka'anapali Beach, along Maui's north-west coastline and about 45 minutes from Kahului airport, the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa is surrounded by 16 hectares of beachfront and landscaped gardens. This resort property has 806 spacious rooms situated within three towers, each with its own balcony and an array of modern amenities which include a minibar, coffee maker and air conditioning With a choice of five restaurants, there is plenty to suit all tastes, with traditional Hawaiian food and many international dishes featuring on the nightly menus. At Swan Court, breakfast can be a la carte or selected from a wide array of favourites, including made-to-order omelettes, crêpes, macadamia nut muffins, fruit breads, sausage, and bacon. The traditional Hawaiian lu'au is a Hawaiian experience not to be missed, filled with beating drums and dazzling dances, and providing a glimpse of Hawaii's treasured ancient rituals and customs. Umalu is the casual poolside venue for refreshing drinks and re-energising snacks throughout the day, and then of an evening, as well as its selection of cocktails and beers, Son'z Maui boasts the largest collection of wines in Hawaii. Spa Moana offers a range of soothing treatments, fitness training and boutique products, while outdoor activities include tennis, water sports, catamaran sailing, swimming in the 2,000 sq metre pool, and golf at one of two championship courses.

  • Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    Set in 9 hectares of lush gardens, the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa is located at the northern end of Ka'anapali Beach, a short walk from the Royal Ka'anapali Golf Course. The 508 stylishly decorated rooms and suites all face the Pacific Ocean and each has a private balcony or lanai with views of the gardens, ocean or beachfront. For a breakfast, the Black Rock Terrace presents a daily buffet that will satisfy all tastes and appetites, and in the evening, the venue is transformed into Black Rock Steak and Seafood, serving fresh fish grilled steaks, creative appetisers and fine desserts. Five nights a week, experience the culinary delights of Teppan-yaki Dan, where contemporary Japanese cuisine is grilled right before your eyes, accompanied by speciality sakes, fine wines and creative cocktails. The Cliff Dive bar is a great location to watch a traditional torch lighting and cliff diving ceremony, while the Mai Tai bar eases you into the evening as you listen to the gentle sounds of the nearby ocean. Three tennis courts, two championship golf courses, a fitness centre and a freshwater swimming lagoon offer plenty of daytime exercise, and away from the hotel, the nearby old whaling town of Lahaina, once Hawaii's capital, is well worth a visit.

  • Fairmont Kea Lani Resort

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    Located beside the white sands of Polo beach among 9 hectares of tropical gardens on the sunny south-west coast of Maui, the 5-star oceanfront Fairmont Kea Lani Resort is a great base for exploring Maui. The property has 413 suites and 37 two- and three-bedroom villas elegantly decorated throughout in neutral tones and equipped with all luxury amenities. Suites feature private balconies, a deep soaking tub and walk-in shower, while villas also have their own private courtyard and plunge pools. The resort offers several dining options for guests to choose from, such as the plantation inspired international fine dining experience of Ko Restaurant and the premier seafood and grill menu of Nick's Fishmarket Maui, known for its award-winning wine cellar. Enjoy lunch dining at Polo Beach Grille & Bar, which offers a large selection of farm-fresh salads, sandwiches and burgers, or for a day at the beach, stop by the Caffe Ciao deli, where you can create your own picnic baskets. For the perfect place to witness Maui's spectacular sunsets, the open-air Luana Lounge serves tropical drinks and delicious appetisers. Other resort facilities include two swimming lagoons connected by a waterslide, access to a selection of golf courses, various water sports equipment, tennis courts, fully equipped fitness centre and spa offering a full range of treatments and therapies.

  • The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua

    • Hotel rating: HR2
    Located on the beachfront, surrounded by pineapple plantations, The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua is one of the most prestigious hotels in the Hawaiian Islands. The 463 guestrooms and suites each have elegant furnishings, Hawaiian artwork and modern amenities. Facilities include 6 restaurants and bars, a spa, fitness centre, an outdoor swimming pool, access to the 2 nearby championship golf courses and the opportunity to join in the 'Jean Michel Cousteau's Ambassadors of the Environment' programme, which teaches guests of all ages about natural tide pools, the rainforest, humpback whales and local ecosystems through interactive activities with trained naturalists.

  • The Fairmont Orchid

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    Located on a secluded stretch of the coastline on the southern Kohala Coast, the Fairmont Orchid is a luxurious property for relaxing or using as a base for exploring the cultural highlights of Hawaii, or the Big Island as it is commonly known. The Fairmont Orchid offers 540 guestrooms and suites, all featuring a private balcony overlooking either the gardens or ocean. All rooms are decorated in warm and serene colours, and feature air conditioning, a fridge, flatscreen television and coffee maker. Brown's Beach House is one of four restaurants, its dinner menus presenting island dishes using fresh, locally sourced ingredients and accompanied by entertainment performed by resident musicians. Norio's Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar is recognised as one of the best of its kind on Hawaii, while the rotating breakfast buffet at Orchid Court will ensure a nourishing start to the day. Luana Lounge serves tropical cocktails and delicious 'pupus' (appetisers), its location providing the perfect spot to witness the magical sunsets. The Fairmont Orchid's lavish Hawaiian Spa Without Walls is home to a full salon and 24-hour fitness centre with a 930 sq metre oceanfront swimming pool and world-class tennis courts, as well as a 36-hole golf course.

  • Four Seasons Resort Hualalai at Historic Ka’upulehu

    • Hotel rating: HR2
    Located in the north of the Kohala Coast, the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai at Historic Ka'upulehu is a luxurious resort, ideally located for exploring the island of Hawaii. The resort has 243 guestrooms and suites, with views of the gardens or the Pacific Ocean. Facilities include an 18-hole golf course, a spa, an outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, three restaurants and two lounges.

  • Hilton Waikoloa Village

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    Set among 25 hectares of landscaped tropical gardens on Hawaii's Kohala Coast, the superior Hilton Waikoloa Village is ideally located for exploring the cultural and natural highlights of the island. The ocean-fronted gardens of the property are crossed by manmade lagoons, including a dolphin lagoon where it's possible to swim with dolphins for a fee, cascading waterfalls, exotic wildlife, hidden grottos and striking architecture. The resort offers 1,240 rooms and suites featuring contemporary design with all luxury amenities, private balconies or lanais, all with views of the gardens or ocean. The resort has several dining options available to guests serving a wide variety of different cuisines, from the traditional Polynesian luau with dinner and live dance to the Japanese specialities served in 'Imari' restaurant. Water's Edge is the venue for breakfast, where the expansive buffet will tempt you with freshly baked pastries, fresh island fruits, traditional American fare and a selection of Japanese dishes. Poolside dining and a beach grill are available throughout the day, and when it's time for refreshments, Malolo Lounge recreates the ambience of old Hawaii. Other resort facilities include three swimming pools, a saltwater lagoon, fully equipped fitness centre, two golf courses, various water sports equipment, tennis courts and a spa offering a full range of treatments and therapies.

  • Waikoloa Beach Marriott

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    Located on the seafront on the Kohala Coast, the 4-star Waikoloa Beach Marriott is an ideal base for exploring the island of Hawaii. The property has 545 rooms each with modern amenities and views of either the garden, mountain, pool or ocean. Facilities include a restaurant, cafe, outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre.

  • The Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    The Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows is located on the Kohala Coast and features 350 rooms, suites and bungalows. The hotel facilities include three restaurants, a spa and fitness centre, two championship golf courses, cultural activities, snorkelling equipment and bicycles to explore the resort.

  • Hilton Hawaiian Village

    • Hotel rating: HR4

    Set in 22 acres on the oceanfront of Wakiki's widest stretch of beach the Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa has a great location for enjoying the beach or nearby shops and restaurants. The resort has 2860 rooms and suites, over 20 restaurants and lounges in which to dine, 6 swimming pools to choose from, a spa and fitness centre and shopping outlets.


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