Four Seasons Resort Hualalai
Four Seasons Resort Hualalai sits on the Kona-Kohala coast of Hawaii Island, at historic Kaupulehu, where dark lava rock meets clear water and the shoreline stays quiet. Low-rise beachfront bungalows, eight pools, an oceanfront spa and a Jack Nicklaus golf course shape a stay that feels relaxed rather than formal.
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Four Seasons Resort Hualalai sits on the Kona-Kohala coast of Hawaii Island, at historic Kaupulehu, where dark lava rock meets clear water and the shoreline stays quiet. Low-rise beachfront bungalows, eight pools, an oceanfront spa and a Jack Nicklaus golf course shape a stay that feels relaxed rather than formal.
The resort holds 249 guest rooms, suites and villas set in two-storey beachfront bungalows. Couples tend to settle into a slow rhythm between the pools and the spa, while families spread out across villa layouts and the complimentary children's program.
Why Four Seasons Resort Hualalai stands apart
It is the only Forbes Five Star and AAA Five Diamond rated resort in Hawaii. Much of what makes it work is local: the kitchens buy from more than 160 Hawaii Island farms, and roughly three quarters of the food served is grown or raised on the island.
Who will feel at home here
Couples who want quiet oceanfront days without a resort-scale crowd. Families travelling with children of mixed ages. Golfers. Travellers who want Hawaii at a gentle pace and are happy to trade nightlife for early swims and long dinners.
The details that shape your stay
Family travel. A year-round complimentary Keiki activity program runs for children, and childcare can be arranged through the concierge. Villa and suite layouts suit several generations travelling together. Evyssa will match bedding, pool access and privacy to the ages travelling.
Spa and wellness. The spa has 14 treatment rooms alongside salon services. Eight pools are spread across the grounds, and the sports club holds eight tennis courts.
Dining. Five restaurants operate on property, including ULU, which carries a Forbes star rating and is the only star-rated restaurant on the island.
Golf. The Hualalai Golf Course is an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus design running to roughly 7,100 yards along the coast.
Culture and the ocean. A cultural centre runs complimentary classes and activities built around Hawaiian culture, and the ocean activities team looks after time on the water.
Room categories, inclusions and programming change through the year. Evyssa will reconfirm every detail for your chosen room and dates before anything is booked.
