THE BEST PLACES TO STAY IN HAWAII, According to Editors

Ah, Hawaii. Even the mere mention of its name is enough to drive some of us completely insane. The Hawaiian Islands are known for their picture-perfect landscapes, which include picture-perfect beaches, waving palm palms, and stunning flowers.

HAWAIIAN RESORTS FOR YOUR TRIP

However, the island’s gorgeous hotels and Hawaiian resorts contribute to its overall attractiveness as well. Many Hawaiian hotels make an effort to include island aesthetics by presenting native Hawaiian art, emblems, and flora.

The seamless integration of interior and outdoor space is undoubtedly the most distinctive feature of Hawaiian hotels. Guests can take advantage of the beautiful weather and coastal breezes by relaxing on the expansive lanais (decks) and stepping out onto the open lobbies and halls.

The best hotels in Hawaii, in our opinion, are listed below.

DREAMING OF THE MALDIVES

The Grand Hyatt is our go-to hotel when visiting Kauai. An outdoor paradise, complete with swimming pools, waterfalls, and flower-lined pathways.

This five-star resort is a favourite spot for weddings, and for good reason: the grounds are picture-perfect. The hotel’s 602 rooms are large and luxurious, and each one features an own veranda.

If you only have time for one spa in Hawaii, make it this one. The 20,000-square-foot Anara Spa features treatments that fuse ancient Hawaiian techniques with modern scientific discoveries.

Some of the spa’s fragrant products had to come home with us. Hotel rooms can cost hundreds of dollars per night.

There are five different outdoor eating options, a large pool that is suitable for kids of all ages, and 18 holes of difficult golf designed by Jack Nicklaus at this vast resort.

Recent renovations totaling $50 million have brought the resort’s large guest rooms and common areas up to a very high standard. The nicest aspect is being close to a great beach where you can practice your surfing skills.

It’s possible that you really want to stay. If you’d rather not drive yourself to or from the airport, the resort provides a free shuttle service. Monthly payments might start at $500.

WHERE TO STAY ON THE ISLAND OF HAWAII

Keauhou Bay on Hawaii’s main island is home to this luxurious resort, which is known for its eclectic clientele. Large manta rays, attracted by the bay’s rich plankton, regularly gather there at night to eat.

The Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa has been instrumental in expanding the local manta ray experience by hosting guest lecturers who share their knowledge and experience with resort guests. Guests of the resort are educated and given plenty of opportunities to see manta rays from the resort’s deck.

You want to take a closer look, right? Plan an Overnight Manta Ray Expedition on Hawaii’s Big Island.

Unfazed by their adoring crowd, the manta rays swim incredibly near to the divers as they eat. Just take our word for it; you won’t regret it.

If you’re a golfer, we highly recommend the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel. The resort’s formerly award-winning golf course by Robert Trent Jones Sr. has been updated by Rees Jones, and the results have been great.

The panoramic views of the Kohala Coast and the high-quality facilities (such as a driving range and putting green) have made this course famous. However, the hotel’s newly renovated, spacious guest suites are our favorite feature of Mauna Kea.

The resort skillfully combined three rooms into two, giving guests more space. The glass walls in the bathrooms run all the way to the ceiling, allowing for breathtaking views of the beach or golf course.

Each room is outfitted with deluxe amenities like as an iPod dock, a huge flat-screen TV, and the finest bedding. At this resort, you’ll be treated like a king or queen. That’s for sure. Prices average around $800 per night.

WHERE TO STAY ON OAHU

Waikiki has been “the” Hawaiian resort for many decades. This remains unchanged. This amazing beach on Oahu is a constant hive of activity. Visitors and residents alike go to the area’s beaches, surf, and shops for a variety of reasons.

The Outrigger on the Beach is a resort that embodies the spirit of Waikiki by fusing modern luxury with authentic Hawaiian culture. The hotel provides free Internet access and hosts daily Hawaiian activities like hula and lei crafting for guests.

Every night, the Kani Ka Pila Grille hosts live music from Hawaiian artists. Waves and Hawaiian music make for a relaxing atmosphere. Rates begin at $300 per night.