Halekulani Resort Honolulu, Hawaii
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“This is one of Waikiki’s most luxurious hotels; its name means ‘house befitting heaven’. Of all the hotels in Waikiki, this one feels the most peaceful, abetted by lovely, personable service. It’s a true escape.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Hawaii.
“It’s known for opulent style, with the Halekulani Suite famously decorated by Vera Wang and the heated pool’s floor set with 1.2 million pieces of glass tile to form an orchid-shaped mosaic. Most rooms offer exclusivity — private gardens, plunge pool, butler, even interactive cooking lessons with a Halekulani chef.”
“Located on the beach at Waikiki, Halekulani exudes an understated tropical elegance and exceptional service, making it unforgettable. Guest rooms are supremely sumptuous with deep soaking tubs and large lanais that temp you to laze the days away from the comfort of your accommodation.”
“Evincing modern sophistication, this family-owned resort lives up to its name, which means ʻHouse Befitting Heaven.’ It’s an all-encompassing experience of gracious living, not merely a place to crash.”
“The luxurious Halekulani exemplifies the translation of its name—the “house befitting heaven”—and from the moment you step into the lobby, the attention to detail and impeccable service wrap you in privilege at this beachfront location away from Waikiki’s bustle.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Oahu, Hawaii.
“Venerable Halekulani celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2017, but it’s a far cry from its original five-cottage format offered at $6 (£5) a night. Today the five-star property’s two room towers, tropical interior lawn, Italian-glass tiled pool and seaside dining offer unmatched Waikiki luxury.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Ocean views
- Boutique style
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
This five-star hotel is located on 2199 Kalia Road where it offers an unmatched and unrivaled level of hospitality excellence to tourists and visitors on the island. The hotel is just the ideal place to get all the excitement and experience all the fun that Hawaii has to offer. The hotel also scenic and beautiful view of the scintillating environment which makes the hotel even more attractive to guests. Guests of the hotel will enjoy the pristine nature and luxury amenities that the Halekulani Hotel has to offer.
The rooms at the hotel are all furnished with modern décor and features the most soothing colors. Fresh fruit bowl and signature chocolates are put in place in every room at the hotel. The hotel offers posh room options such as Junior Ocean Suite King, Luxury Suite King, and Pool View Suite King. Other room options such as Deluxe Room – Ocean Front and Ocean Front Room are also available.
The famous upscale shopping and dining at Ala Moana Shopping Center is just a 10-minute drive away from the hotel while the Honolulu International Airport is just a 35-minute drive away.
The hotel provides other services, facilities, and amenities such as concierge services, luggage storage, 24-hour front desk, airport shuttle, daily maid service and room service.
The on-site hotel restaurant offers a wide variety of local and international cuisines, prepared from fresh ingredients and served exquisitely in a stylish and refreshing setting. The breakfast buffet is intended to help guests start their day on the right note.
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