The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Resort hotel · Kahala
5000 Kahala Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816
Highlights
Oceanfront resort with private dolphin lagoon, 5 restaurants
Oceanfront resort with private dolphin lagoon, 5 restaurants
"A celebrity favorite since the 1960s, The Kahala Hotel and Resort has hosted numerous famous guests. It features a small secluded beach, a saltwater pool, and rooms with modern conveniences. Guests can enjoy dining at Hoku’s with Pacific views, and the hotel offers ADA-compliant rooms and a shuttle service to Waikiki, Ala Moana, and Kahala Mall." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"A beachfront resort where the user's mother once worked." - Jennifer Flowers
"An elegant dining venue offering refined multi-course meals; the reviewer highlights a whimsical take on Hainanese chicken featuring fork-tender poached chicken sourced from a local farm, presented as part of a four-course dinner by chef Jonathan Mizukami." - Katie Chang
"The Kahala Hotel & Resort Long considered one of the top hotels on Oahu, the Kahala has always been a particular favorite among the type of guests who travel with their own security detail. A number ofpast U.S. presidents, plus kings, queens, princesses Grace and Di, a handful of Nobel Peace Prize winners, rock stars, and movie stars, all have slept under its venerable roof at some point during the hotel’s 50-year history. The see-and-be-seen set moved on long ago, but privacy seekers still make a beeline here. They’re drawn less by the property’s fabulous beach (though that’s reason enough to stay here) than by its exclusive location—in a well-fortified cul-de-sac in the ritzy Kahala neighborhood. But there’s a warm and fuzzy side to the hotel, too. A pod of dolphins has full-time residency in the hotel lagoon, and visitors of all ages can swim with them (for a fairly steep fee). Rooms have a preppy beach house vibe—raffia ceiling fans, linen loveseats—and many come with heart-stopping sea views."
"The Kahala Hotel & Resort Long considered one of the top hotels on Oahu, the Kahala has always been a particular favorite among the type of guests who travel with their own security detail. A number ofpast U.S. presidents, plus kings, queens, princesses Grace and Di, a handful of Nobel Peace Prize winners, rock stars, and movie stars, all have slept under its venerable roof at some point during the hotel’s 50-year history. The see-and-be-seen set moved on long ago, but privacy seekers still make a beeline here. They’re drawn less by the property’s fabulous beach (though that’s reason enough to stay here) than by its exclusive location—in a well-fortified cul-de-sac in the ritzy Kahala neighborhood. But there’s a warm and fuzzy side to the hotel, too. A pod of dolphins has full-time residency in the hotel lagoon, and visitors of all ages can swim with them (for a fairly steep fee). Rooms have a preppy beach house vibe—raffia ceiling fans, linen loveseats—and many come with heart-stopping sea views."
