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Halekulani in Honolulu, Hawaii

Halekulani
2199 Kalia Rd
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815

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Tranquil grand hotel on Waikiki beach

Amenities | Recreation | Features | Reviews

Halekulani Amenities
Set on five oceanfront acres on the Honolulu end of Waikiki Beach and within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and entertainment, this tranquil, 455-room resort has a 3,772-square-foot oval pool overlooking the beach; surrounded by a terrazzo deck, the pool has a signature orchid design on its floor, comprising 1.125 million glass mosaic tiles. The resort’s spa offers treatments with a South Pacific emphasis: guests can try traditional Thai, Hawaiian, and Polynesian massage, and the body wraps, facials, and nail and hair care incorporate ingredients such as orchid, papaya, pineapple, and coconut. The spa’s seven private suites include two tandem treatment rooms. A fitness center contains programmable treadmills, recumbent exercise bikes, cross-trainer, multi-station gym, and leg press; fitness consultants offer training sessions and regularly scheduled exercise classes. Guests also receive complimentary tickets to three museums, Iolani Palace, and the Honolulu Symphony.

Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel, including the business center, which also has computers, photocopiers, and fax machines; secretarial services can be arranged. The resort offers catering and banquet services, and meeting spaces include two terraces and a ballroom.

Valet parking:
$16–$25 per 24-hour period in a secure garage across the street from the hotel; gratuities are discretionary.
Self parking:
$16–$25 per 24-hour period in a secure garage across the street from the hotel.
Fees do not include tax and are subject to change without prior notification.

Recreation
The 3,772-square-foot, heated oval pool with surrounding terrazzo deck is a focal point for this resort; cold towels and CD players with headsets are available on request. The spa, whose seven private treatment suites include two tandem rooms, emphasizes South Pacific ingredients and techniques in its treatments, which include massage, facials, body wraps, and hair and nail care. The fitness center has programmable treadmills, recumbent exercise bikes, cross-trainer, multi-station gym, and leg press; fitness consultants offer training sessions and regularly scheduled exercise classes.

Various water sports, including snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, boating, and surfing, are readily available. Guests have reduced-fee access to four private golf courses in Oahu, and a public golf course is less than one mile away.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.

Features
What to expect: Two feather-helmeted, granite sculptures guard the entryway to a central courtyard with comfortable wicker chairs and splashing waterfall. Upon arrival, guests are escorted to their rooms for private registration and introduction to the hotel's amenities. Celebrating couples, vacationers, and business travelers enjoy the calm, almost-residential atmosphere of this five-acre oceanfront resort that dates from 1917.

Amenity highlights: The bottom of the heated oceanside pool is covered with an orchid mosaic composed of about a million glass tiles, and surrounded by a terrazzo deck; attendants supply cold towels, cooling spritzers, and CD players with headsets. In the spa, treatments focus on South Pacific healing methods and are offered in suites opening onto private courtyard patios. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel.

Insider tip: In front of the resort, a freshwater channel passes through the reefs into the ocean. Guides can lead guests to spots in the ocean where the cold mountain water can be felt, places considered by ancient Hawaiians to have healing properties.

La Mer - Neoclassic French cuisine featuring local ingredients; second-floor, romantic atmosphere with teak furnishings, gold-leaf ceilings, and ocean views at sunset. Dinner only; reservations recommended. Long-sleeved collared shirt or jacket required for men.

House Without a Key - Indoor-outdoor poolside restaurant in the shade of a century-old kiawe tree. Open for buffet breakfast, lunch, light pupus (appetizers), and dinner. Sunset cocktails, hula, and Hawaiian music. Casual resort attire.

Orchids - Tiered oceanside restaurant with eucalyptus-wood floors and full ocean views; filled with orchids. Contemporary cuisine with emphasis on fresh seafood and local ingredients. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Reservations recommended; resort attire required.

Lewers Lounge - Old-fashioned, intimate, club-style lounge with deep-purple decor and live music. Libations, light pupus (appetizers), and desserts. Open from late afternoon to late evening. Resort attire required.

Afternoon Tea at The Veranda - Fine teas, French pastries, afternoon cocktails, and espresso. Open daily. Casual resort attire.

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