Four Seasons Resort Hualalai: Overview

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Average std. room/night
£414.91 – £569.43

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72-100 Ka'upulehu Dr, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, 96740, United States…
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Only a 15-minute drive from downtown Kona, this hotel feels like it is in its own country; it is located in a gated resort community. Like all the Four Seasons Hotels, this hotel offers the ultimate in understated luxury. The pace of life is slow and serene, making it easy to relax and forget about the stress of the outside world. The entire property is exquisitely outfitted and maintained, and the staff is perfectly trained to meet guests' needs efficiently and graciously. Avail of the resort's exclusive Spa facilities.

Chain: Four Seasons Hotels, Type: Resort

Amenities and leisure activities

Hotel Amenities:

• Laundry Room
• Common Area Wireless Access
• Room Service
• Multi-lingual Staff
• Restaurant in Hotel

Room Amenities:

• Air Conditioning (In Room)
• Refrigerator
• Coffee Maker
• Balcony/Terrace
• Iron

Leisure Activities:

• Scuba Diving
• Golf Course
• Pool (Children)
• Hot Tub
• Health Club

User reviews

Paradise!!

The resort was amazing!! We celebrated our 10 year anniversary at this resort and it was everything that I hoped it would be. The rooms are spectacular, the staff are very nice, and the scenery is beautiful!! I would highly recommend this resort for a private, relaxing vacation or honeymoon.

05 Jun 2005 | trishietrish

Four Seasons at Hualalai a must see!!!!

A++++ just returned from there and ready to make the long flight back. Thanks to the staff at Hualalai,We will return.

05 Jun 2005 | A Yahoo! User

Beatings in Paradise

For those of you who want to visit Hawaii, warning! My friend’s son had recently visited Hawaii, Honolulu. This was his first trip to the islands. He had put a $1000.00 deposit down on a place to stay but when he got there, the room was given to a local and they wouldn't and still haven't returned his money. He was constantly refused service at locally owned places. He finally found a room to rent in a house. One of his house-mates was a nurse who worked at the hospital's Emergency Center. She told him that every weekend they would bring in two people who were non-Hawaiian, "beaten to within inches of their lives". A week later, the boy and the nurse went to a luau. When returning to their car, they were encircled by 6 local men and 2 women. They beat him so bad, he was in a coma for two days. He wasn’t expected to survive. He may lose one or both of his eyes. He has 27 stitches in the back of his head and may have brain damage. They kicked him in the face repeatedly while he lay unconscious. They broke both sides of his jaw and crushed the front of his teeth in. They also broke ribs. The locals beat the nurse too but one of the girls stopped them. They left the boy for dead. The nurse also thought he was dead. They are afraid for their lives and will not make a report on this. I found out that none of these stories are being reported. I believe everyone should know what's going on there so they can better prepare themselves while in "Paradise". People are dying just for walking on the beach at the wrong time.

05 Jun 2005 | d_dileonardo