Active Advisories
Beginning Aug. 5, 2024, Wailana Pool at Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa will once again become an adult-only pool, offering a more relaxed and tranquil space for Guests and Disney Vacation Club Members ages 18 and over. As part of this change, the cabanas located at Wailana Pool will also be available exclusively for Guests and Members ages 18 and over. ‘Alohi Point whirlpool spa will continue to be an adult-only area. All other pool amenities within the Waikolohe Valley are available for the entire family to enjoy. Family cabanas are available to rent at Keiki Cove, Menehune Bridge and Ka Maka Landing.
Overview
Welcome to a dream new Hawaii destination - created by people who knowledgeable about family vacations. Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa is a family paradise offering a touch of magic for young and old alike. Adults can relax in the full-service spa, play a round of golf on the adjacent course or enjoy an evening at one of the many restaurants. Teens have their own corner to have fun, meet friends and even enjoy a spa treatment. Kids will love spending time in the state-of-the-art kids' club, a magical place Disney characters love to visit. Above all, it's when the family is together that the real fun begins. Spend hours of fun at the best pools in Hawaii featuring plenty of water slides as well as a lazy river, or head to the hotel's secluded cove for a day at the beach. Guided tours and activities like surfing or horseback riding lessons even let you explore the area. In the evening, fresh and tasty food and unforgettable shows celebrating Hawaiian culture and traditions await.
Check in
3:00 p.m.
Check out
11:00 a.m.
Rooms
351
Inclusions
- Welcome by characters on arrival
- A guest celebrating a special occasion during their stay at Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa, may request to receive special items delivered directly to their room.
- All taxes
Rooms
Amenities
Location
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Reviews
Only need to experience this resort Once
Traveler29105 (Laguna Niguel, California) on Jul 19, 2024
We brought our entire family - grand children included. Booked 2 ocean view suites. Rooms were fabulous! Very expensive!! Everything we needed! Great kitchen! But….check in is a Disaster!!!! Do Not arrive early!! Our rooms were not ready until 4:00 pm and the resort is Not set up for waiting!!’ It was so crowded- no chairs to sit on , the “refreshing room” had very few chairs… grand children, parents and grandfather were having major meltdowns!!! There are not enough outside lounge chairs for the number of guests!!! If you are not up by 8:00 am hunting for a chair forget it!!! This resort has few restaurant options. Also does Not have room service. ..Which would have made it easier with small children. After figuring out how to survive in this crowded noisy non relaxing resort the kids were able to have a great time. I wish I had read more reviews and wish the resort had made more of an effort to better inform guests about what to expect upon check in.
Serene and beautiful
Renita M (Lombard, Illinois) on Jul 18, 2024
We stayed here two nights in a DVC deluxe studio. We were lucky to have the points gifted to us by my in-laws, and we'd spent the previous 5 nights in Honolulu. It was interesting to contrast Aulani with the hubbub of Waikiki. It's very peaceful out in Ko Olina, and there isn't much around - a few resorts, a golf course, a little shopping center. We checked in around 1 but our room wasn't ready until 3:30 or so, so we stored our bags at Bell Services and explored. I would say between about 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. is the busiest time around the pool areas - but there are lots of seating areas, some near pools, others looking out to the ocean or just around the interior. It wasn't too hard to find a spot. Almost everything is outside or open to the exterior - all of the restaurants/quick serve places, bars, pools, most activities. Bring LOTS of sunscreen and be generous about using it. Food is good, but definitely expensive, though that shouldn't be a shock for both Disney and Hawaii. Be prepared for dinner to easily cost $100 for two people. The pools are expansive and never felt horribly crowded, though we did encounter some teenagers using the adults-only hot tub as a place to practice handstands. We enjoyed the lazy river and my husband went down the slides. The beach is also pretty spacious and the water is crystal-clear and beautiful. Our room was very comfortable; the view was basically of the conference center but who cares - from the lobby or outside the views are amazing. Loved the rainhead shower and that the water closet wasn't too cramped. One weird note is that the bed seemed very high - I couldn't touch the ground while sitting on the side and I'm a pretty average height. Staff was lovely overall and even helped my husband with a solution when I needed a large ice pack after throwing my back out (laundry bag, full of ice from the machine!). The property is beautiful and I really like that it doesn't SCREAM Disney - they did a great job of integrating local culture and design and it feels respectful. Also, note, across the road from the Aulani entrance there's a small shopping center -- go to the ABC Store (Island Country Market) for coffee, pastries and any basics you might need, it'll be cheaper than at the resort. There's also a great little Mexican place we tried and some awesome ice cream.
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