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Overview
This deluxe resort on the Kohala Coast is set on the largest white sand beach on the island; world-renowned for swimming, bodyboarding, sunbathing, snorkeling, and the Hapuna Golf Course, an 18-hole championship course. The hotel has undergone an exciting transformation including newly renovated ocean facing guest rooms, lobby, pools, and restaurants. Guests also enjoy signing privileges at the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel and complimentary evening dining shuttle between resorts.
Resort fees include
- Guests who booked after February 17, 2020 for travel before December 19, 2020 will have their resort fee waived.
- two bottles of water daily
- One hour snorkel gear rental daily
- One bucket range balls daily
- One time 10% spa service discount at Hapuna Spa
- 20% discount on golf merchandise at Pro Shop daily plus one eco-shopping-bag per room per stay
Check in
4:00 p.m.
Check out
12:00 p.m.
Rooms
249
Inclusions
Rooms
Amenities
- Elevators.
- Public areas wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible rooms
Accessibility features are based on request and availability, and are not guaranteed. Please contact WestJet Vacations at 1-877-737-7001 for further information.
- Child care services available ($)
Type | Amenities | |
---|---|---|
Naupaka Beach Grill | Bar, Beach bar, Pool bar | Food options available |
Piko Coffee + Bar | Bar | Food options available, Open air |
Check-out time: 12:00 p.m.
Wi-Fi
- Lobby
- Room
Type of restaurant | Type of cuisine | Open for | Additional Information | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Meridia | À la carte | Mediterranean | Dinner | |
`Ikena Landing | À la carte, Buffet | International | Breakfast | This restaurant provides both buffet and à la carte dining |
Piko Coffee + Bar | Snack bar | Coffee and Pastries, International | Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Snacks | |
Naupaka Beach Grill | À la carte | International | Dinner, Lunch | |
Island breeze Cafe | Café | Coffee and Pastries, International | Breakfast, Lunch |
- Rooms: 249
- Built in: 1994
- Renovated in: 2017
- Fitness centre: on site
- Fitness classes: on site ($)
- Salon: on site ($)
- Sauna steam room: on site
- Spa: on site ($)
- Beach front
Pools
- Adults only pools: 1
- Jetted pools: 2
- Cabanas available ($)
Golf
- Driving range: on site ($)
- Golf: on site ($)
Water sports
- Motorized watersports: on site ($)
- Non-motorized watersports: on site ($)
Other sports
- Tennis courts: on site ($)
- 24 hour front desk
- Business centre
- Dry cleaning available ($)
- Giftshop available ($)
- Laundry services available ($)
- Meeting facilities available ($)
- Parking available ($)
- Shopping onsite available ($)
- Tour desk available ($)
- Valet parking available ($)
Location

Reviews
Pleasant with major missteps.
SFtraveler615 (San Francisco) on Jan 26, 2023
There are many things to like about this hotel, but for our stay this week, also events that are outrageously unacceptable. #1 - awakened at 5am by a blaring alarm: “EMERGENCY EMERGENCY Everyone must leave the building immediately. Do not use elevators.” This repeated twice more at 4 or 5 minute intervals. Needless to say we threw on clothes and in a daze tried to decide what to take with us. Out of the room and in the stairwell, another message, “Disregard the prior announcement“. #2- we could not access the internet for 24hours. We called at that point and we’re told to use a different wi-fi name, one went down. Things happen. But there was no acknowledgment, explanation, or APOLOGY for either of these extremely disruptive events. Not what I expect from a Westin. Oh, and food quality matters a lot to us. We have concluded that the best way to describe it is consistently mediocre.
A Hawai'i style beautiful resort
emememSFbayarea (SF bay area) on Jan 22, 2023
This is a lovely resort -- the perfect blend of beauty and a relaxed attitude. The room and grounds are lovely and well-designed designed, with open-air hallways, and right next to a charming sand beach (yellow from the coral, rather than black from lava). The staff were pleasant and responsive, without being over the top. The furnishings of our suite were lovely, and even included a generous desk area in the center of the room that we found very appealing to use. The patio adjacent to the room was the most usable I've seen, with a stylish high table with room for two, and a lovely wood sculpture on the wall for hanging swimsuits, and a stylish wide lounge chair. The design of the building is harmonious throughout, featuring large circumference columns, a motif that was echoed throughout. The art included native designs. The courtyard next to the conference center had stunningly beautiful trees. The flora around the grounds are lovely. The design of the floors and how they interlink with the restaurants is really terrific. Everything is close in terms of walking from one part to another -- unlike many resorts -- and the halls and restaurants are all open-air, which is what I like most about Hawaii. The floors in the halls were so clean and the stones so smooth that we often walked back to our rooms barefoot from the beach/pool. It didn't hurt that we had perfect weather -- clear every day -- with stunning sunsets. At first we thought the pool would not be good for swimming, but if you go at a time that is not really popular, you can actually get in some serious laps. The length of the non-adult pool is about twice that of a standard pool, and if you're willing to dodge around those who are playing in the water, you can get in a good swim. The hotel is generous with towels, and supplies rentals for the ocean, including boogie boards. The beach is not very long, but there is a very long, lovely walking path from the hotel to the next one down (we discovered it late in our visit, so will do the whole thing next time). The elevators were fast; we never waiting long, and stairs are available too. The hotel supplied us with two high-quality metal water bottles and refill stations all around the resort, so we -- and hopefully others -- did not waste plastic on cups for water. They are such good quality that we brought both home. I prefer this eco-friendly touch over something fancy like free wine or chocolate. The only negative is that the dinner/lunch choices were a bit limited. The piko bar is great and so is the breakfast. There are many restaurants within a 15 minute drive although we did not find one that we loved.
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