Hawaii Hotels & Resorts

An ever-popular hotel on Kauai’s beautiful South Shore that is perfect for couples and honeymooners.

Moana Surfrider displays a certain style on these shorelines you may not find at some of its neighbour. Think Victorian-era design combined with palm trees and hula lessons.

Kea Lani’s esteemed reputation is built on Fairmont’s famed service ethic. It’s bells and whistles, but they’re the best bells and whistles, and it’s all-suite to boot.

Spectacularly pink and completely eye-catching, The Royal Hawaiian has become something of a luxury icon. Did we mention, it’s pink?

An exclusive and elevated retreat with zen-inspired gardens and 180-degree views of the ocean.

This large all-frills Westin is very much your typical American holiday resort with the convenience of everything onsite.

Soak up the incredible views from this independently-owned-and-run hotel.

It’s funky. It’s fresh. It’s oh so charming. We’re not claiming it’s the ultimate in luxury but trust us when we say it’s personality shines through, giving it a real sense of place on the Coconut Coast.

Tasteful design and beachy vibes make up this stylish resort, just a short stroll from popular Poipu Beach.

Relax resort-style into island life amidst sprawling manicured gardens, mesmerising sunsets and the sound of resident macaws.

Sheraton Maui is a mega hotel on one of the best beaches in Hawaii.

This sprawling resort is perfect for those who like to be on the go.

Sat on the main hotel stretch of Wailea yet without feeling chaotic, this sophisticated oasis provides a sense of privacy in a resort you want to be seen in.

Find serenity at this age-old, stylish property, It’s been around for over a century for a reason.

Hyatt’s lofty views, crisp décor and endless facilities make this a popular choice for a Honolulu holiday.

Beachfront setting and located just minutes away from oodles of bars and restaurants on Kalakaua Ave; you can see why Outrigger Reef is high on our hitlist.

Travel up the escalators into chic, fresh design that still pays homage to its Hawaiian roots.

With its modern Hawaiian décor, Surfjack has the social vibe of an upscale hostel; full of people who still travel with backpacks, but not so many shoestrings.