Overview

Surrounded by lavish gardens, the hotel sits atop a bluff overlooking Hulopo’e Beach. Upon arrival you will immediately sense you have left the ordinary world behind.

Activities include tennis, water sports, Lana’i Pine Sporting Clays, horseback riding and the 18-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed Challenge at Manele golf course, or relax and rejuvenate at the Spa at Manele.

Accommodation: 236 Guest Rooms

Accommodation

Four Seasons Lana'i at Manele Bay's 236 luxurious guest rooms and suites evoke a relaxed island feel, while up-to-the-minute technology includes LCD television sets and high-speed Internet access.

Some rooms overlook the resort’s lushly landscaped gardens, while others offer striking views over Hulopo’e Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Very spacious, all rooms have a comfortably furnished, private lanai – a terrace or balcony – from which to enjoy the glorious surroundings.

Restaurants & Bars

The seven restaurants cater for a variety of tastes and range from Hulopo'e Court, the main dining room, serving myriad traditional cuisines reflecting different cultures of the Aloha State, to Ihilani, offering romantic dinners for two in elegant surroundings – with the Pacific Ocean as the backdrop. The menu of contemporary Italian cuisine is enticing, and the selection of fine wines will satisfy the most discerning connoisseurs.

The refined setting of the Tea Room Bar, with its creative cocktails and a wide selection of drinks will warm you on a chilly night in the highlands, along with a light menu.

Recreation

Elevate your sense of wellness as you surrender to luxurious pampering at The Spa. With well-practised skills, spa therapists provide services of the highest quality, creating an unforgettable experience. The extensive menu includes massages, facials, pedicures and manicures, as well as contemporary services such as ti-leaf wraps and seaweed body masks. The facility includes a total of 11 treatment rooms, including red cedar dry heat saunas, and rainforest showers.

For the more active, activities include tennis, water sports, Lana’i Pine Sporting Clays, horseback riding and the 18-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed Challenge at Manele golf course.

High above the crashing surf of Hulopo'e Bay, the Challenge at Manele is an outstanding course that more than lives up to its name. Built on lava outcroppings, the course features three holes on cliffs which use the Pacific Ocean as a water hazard. The five-tee concept challenges the best golfers – tee shots over natural gorges and ravines must be precise.