Active Advisories
Aulani, Disney Vacation Club Villas has advised the Waikolohe family pool, Waikolohe whirlpool spa, and Volcanic Vertical body slide will be unavailable from April 13 – May 8, 2026.
The hotel has assured the following water features will remain fully operational, including Waikolohe Stream lazy river, Ka Maka Pool & Grotto family pool, Keiki Cove children’s splash zone, Tubestone Curl tube slide, Menehune Bridge water play structure, several whirlpool spas, and the Ko Olina beach area. In addition, Wailana Adult Pool and ‘Alohi Point whirlpool spa will continue to be available for guests ages 18 and over to enjoy.
Renovation noise will be minimal, and all efforts will be made to minimize impact to guests during this time.
Overview
Enjoy the comforts of home in a Disney Vacation Club villa with a kitchen, living room and private bedrooms—plus a spectacular beachfront resort just outside your door!
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
- 1 king bed, 1 queen sofa bed, and 1 sofa bed
- Partial view of the mountains, spa or landscaping from the room or balcony
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, 1 queen sofa bed, and 1 sofa bed
- Partial view of the mountains, spa or landscaping from the room or balcony
- Minimum 1 adult, maximum 4 adults
- Maximum 4 children
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- Balcony
- Bathroom with tub and shower
- Ceiling fan
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Living room
- Microwave
- Washer/dryer
- Robes and Slippers
- Iron/Ironing board
- Safe
- TV
- Pack 'n Play crib available on request
- 1 king bed, 2 queen beds, 1 queen sofa bed, and 1 sofa
- Partial view of the mountains, spa or landscaping from the room or balcony
- No more than 9 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, 2 queen beds, 1 queen sofa bed, and 1 sofa
- Partial view of the mountains, spa or landscaping from the room or balcony
- Minimum 1 adult, maximum 8 adults
- Maximum 8 children
- No more than 9 guests in the room
- Balcony
- Bathroom with tub and shower
- Ceiling fan
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Microwave
- Washer/dryer
- Robes and Slippers
- Iron/Ironing board
- Safe
- TV
- Pack 'n Play crib available on request
Amenities
Entrance
Gardens
Golf
Kayaking
Quiet river
Lobby
Spa
Pool and Ocean view
Pool and waterfall
Pool
Relaxing pool
Restaurant
Restaurant
Spa
Spa
Sunset
Torches
Location
Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
Some tips for Aulani
urbanite88 (Auckland Central, New Zealand) on Jan 07, 2026
Stayed 8 nights in December, split stay. 6 in an island garden room, Ewa tower, 2 bedroom and then two nights in a standard one bedroom in the Ewa tower. We are DVC owners. Just love this place. But if you don’t like crowds/kids this might not be the place for you. Relatively secluded in a glorious part of Oahu. We didn’t experience any of the deck chair rage you get. But the front row seats and seats that face the ocean are claimed all day. There are signs saying you have to occupy them. It must be a minefield for staff policing them. It’s survival of the fittest out there. We just went out on the beach or wherever we could find a seat. I like the heated pool that is over 18 only. They do need two of them though. It gets very crowded around sunset. But just have some tips re staying there… Don’t go in the school holidays… Need to watch when you go. It rained for 3 days very heavily on our last few days in mid December. Probably not possible to avoid rain entirely in Hawaii... Do your research on this. Room location I like the Ewa tower, ground floor as it looks over the luau and you get a free show from your room (usually $170 pp). These are Island garden rooms. I wouldn’t stay in 160 again. My bedroom was very dark due to the trees and I had the lights on all day and all night. A lot of the higher point rooms are also affected by trees growing in front of them. The island garden rooms are the best value for the luau. If you go for the standard room the Ewa short or lobby wings are good. They overlook the conference centre (see my attached photos for the view) but floors 3 to 5 would be fine. We stayed in a one bedroom standard for a couple of nights on level 5. Search up aulani visual room finder to get an idea of the room categories. I usually also download a map of aulani and then send a room request to member services. Transport I would hire a car next time if at Aulani, (even though we don’t drive on that side of the road ?? so would be a leap of faith). I was going to hire an Enterprise rental car as they have an office onsite at Aulani. Only open 8-1pm for pick up. It was about $75 a day but if you book through Costco you get free additional drivers. If you are prepared to catch an uber I saw some rental car companies quoting $39 a day. You can book a free shopping mall shuttle to get down to the local Kamakanaalii outdoor shopping mall and there’s a Foodland Farms grocery store is there. It’s about a 15 minute drive. The shuttle is part of the shopping mall service and you book online. Concierge has the times on a flyer. There's a small Macys, Cheesecake Factory etc. For uber search for Macy’s Kapolei. There’s a Hampton Inn at that shopping centre too. If I didn’t have enough points or wanted to stay for a couple of nights nearby I think I’d try that hotel. (it’s not that cheap either though…) Food Options The walk way around the lagoons is just glorious, especially in the mornings. Sunsets are beautiful too, from the adult heated pool. I enjoyed Longhis cafe at the Marriott for breakfast, to be honest although Off the Hook at Aulani is good for the ribs. Yum. We were going to try Four Seasons next door for buffet breakfast on our last day but ran out of time. Not cheap, $59++. Looked good though if you take your time there... Monkeypod restaurant over the road is good but just as expensive as inside Aulani There’s a fabulous restaurant called Mahi'ai Table next to Foodland Farms grocery store, Kapolei (nb its the Foodland Farms near the Kamakanaalii Mall, NOT the Foodlands branch closer by at the local stripmall. We got an uber to the wrong Foodlands Farms one time). They have happy hour from 2-6pm every day and the food is really good and won’t bankrupt you. We booked the shuttle there and back one day! The abc convenience store across the road from Aulani is ok, expensive though. Apparently the Roys restaurant at the Koolina golf club across the road also has happy hour but not sure of the details as didn’t make it there. In summary I think since I’ve been there 4x, I would save my DVC points and try and stay in a standard room. Also I would rent a car and get food offsite at Foodland Farms or Target/Walmart.
Amazing day with my daughter after HNL Marathon
aromab34 (San Antonio, Texas) on Jan 07, 2026
We went to the spa for the day and had an incredible time. I can't wait to go back. We arrived at the valet and they were super kind about free valet for spa services and super helpful to direct us where to go. the spa was super personalized with a great tour and the facials and massage were incredible. So many pools and quiet rooms to try out in the garden area and inside. Wonderful assortment of snacks and drinks. Prices seemed very good for the quality of the experience.
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