About this hotel
General information
The resort occupies a seventeen-storey tower on Oahu’s sunny west coast, framed by the Lanikuhonua nature preserve to the north and the four Ko Olina lagoons to the south. Architect Edward Killingsworth designed the building in 1998; it reopened as a Four Seasons in 2016 with interiors by Philpotts Interiors — banana-leaf wall coverings, furniture in local woods and bright Hawaiian accents, aiming for the ease of a private home rather than showiness.
There are 370 rooms, 55 of them suites, and every one has its own lanai. The resort is known for its four pools, including an adults-only infinity pool, the four-level Naupaka spa, tennis courts on the sixth floor of the spa building and a 203 m² Club Lounge, the largest anywhere in the Four Seasons portfolio. It holds a Four-Key Green Key eco-rating, and the #FSWayfinders programme introduces guests to Hawaiian crafts and traditions.
Location
The hotel stands on the west shore of Oahu in the Ko Olina resort area near Kapolei, about 35 minutes by car from downtown Honolulu and the shops of Waikiki, and 32 km (roughly 30 minutes) from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. Ko Olina Golf Club is next door, and Ko Olina Marina, Hawaii’s only private deep-draft marina, is a few minutes’ drive away. Car or SUV airport transfers are arranged on request, and an arrival and departure lounge with showers serves early and late travellers.
Spa
Naupaka Spa & Wellness Centre spreads over four levels and around 3,250 m², with 14 treatment rooms, three of them open-air hales looking onto the gardens. Separate men’s and women’s wet areas each have a whirlpool, sauna and steam room, and the terrace holds an 18.9-metre lap pool with a whirlpool. Treatments draw on Hawaiian techniques and island botanicals: the signature lomilomi massage, the Hāpai pregnancy massage, the spa’s own Seven Rituals facial and the Mauka and Makai body ritual, alongside sound journeys, a hair and nail boutique and manicures for children.
Sports & leisure
A tennis centre with three courts and ocean and mountain views sits on the sixth floor of the spa building, with four pickleball courts, coaching and group clinics nearby. The health club has strength and cardio equipment, group classes, personal training and sunrise yoga. The 18-hole, Ted Robinson-designed Ko Olina Golf Club is a short walk away, with its own golf academy. On the water there are complimentary stand-up paddleboards and snorkelling gear, outrigger canoe sailing, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, catamaran trips, sunset cruises and whale watching. The #FSWayfinders programme covers lauhala weaving, flower crowns, hula and stargazing, and signature outings include surfing with pro Kekoa Cazimero on the Wai Kai wave and a vintage Warbird flight over Pearl Harbor.
For children
Camp Kohola, the resort’s complimentary Kids For All Seasons club, welcomes children aged 5–12 daily from 9:00 to 17:00, with a reading lounge stocked with books and art supplies, motion-activated floor games, a video game room, a media room and a recreation room. Activities include lei making, tie-dye, basketball and tennis, evening beach glamping with crab hunting and a film, and pastries-and-painting nights. Younger children have the shallow, pebble-bottomed Keiki Pool with shaded cabanas beside the lagoon, and family pickleball sessions suit teenagers and parents together.
Restaurants & bars
Dining leans on seafood, produce from island farms and long Pacific views.
- Mina’s Fish House — Michael Mina’s ocean-view seafood restaurant, known for its lobster pot pie and hot and cold seafood towers
- La Hiki — plant-forward breakfast and lunch from local farms, with a morning buffet and a Sunday brunch featuring a poke station and grilled lobster
- Noe — Southern Italian cooking and handmade pasta in a garden setting
- Mānalo Lounge — Asian-fusion dishes and sushi at the water’s edge
- Waterman Bar — Hawaiian craft beers, spirits and casual bites beside the Ohana Pool
- Dr. Mai Tai’s — swim-up bar at the adults-only infinity pool, serving island-inspired cocktails
- five | one | six — rooftop bar and lounge facing the west-coast sunset
- Hokulea — open-air coffee bar off the lobby with local coffee, pastries, salads and sandwiches
In-room dining runs around the clock.
Swimming
The hotel sits on the white-sand beach of one of Ko Olina’s calm lagoons, with beach daybeds, full food and drink service, and complimentary paddleboards and snorkelling gear. There are four pools: the family Ohana Pool at the centre of the grounds, the Keiki Pool with a sandy strip leading down to the lagoon, an adults-only infinity pool on the western side with the Dr. Mai Tai’s swim-up bar, an ocean-view whirlpool and private cabanas, and the spa’s lap pool.
Pets
One pet of up to 11.3 kg is welcome per room. Pets must be kept on a lead around the resort and are not allowed in the restaurants, pools or on the beach, service animals excepted.
Rooms
The 315 rooms and 55 suites are dressed in an island style of natural wood, banana-leaf textures and Hawaiian art, and each has a private lanai facing the ocean, gardens or mountains. Club rooms and suites include access to the Club Lounge, with its own concierge, refreshments through the day and evening cocktails.
Every room has a Four Seasons Bed with a choice of mattress topper, a coffee maker, an HD television, complimentary Wi-Fi, a safe, a refrigerated minibar and a marble bathroom with robes and Anianiku by Lather toiletries.
Club Deluxe Room with Outdoor Spa Tub
A ground-floor king room with a marble bathroom and its own garden patio holding an outdoor spa tub, with ocean views and the beach a few steps away. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Club Oceanfront Room
A room on the 16th or 17th floor with a king or two double beds and panoramic ocean views from a lanai set with a table for two and a lounger. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Club Partial Ocean Room
A king room on the second or third floor with ocean views partly framed by coconut palms. Club Lounge access; sleeps 2 adults and 1 child.
Club Resort Room
A king room on the 16th or 17th floor with a balcony facing Mount Kaala, the island’s highest point. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Club Prime Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite
A fourth-floor suite with a separate bedroom and living room, a bathroom and powder room, an ocean-view balcony and a refrigerated bar. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Club Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite
A suite on the 16th floor with a living room, two bathrooms and ocean views, which can be configured with one, two or three bedrooms. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Club Ocean-View One-Bedroom Suite
A suite on the 16th or 17th floor with a separate bedroom, a living room looking out to sea, two balconies, a bathroom and a powder room. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Club Oceanfront Studio Suite
A second-floor studio suite with a king bed, sofa bed, extra-wide sliding glass doors and an ocean-view lanai with a table for two. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Penthouse Suite
A two-bedroom penthouse on the 17th floor with a large living room, formal dining room, separate sitting room, service kitchen and bar, two bathrooms and a powder room, ocean views from every room and a terrace suited to private dinners or winter whale watching. Club Lounge access; sleeps 6 adults and 4 children.
The Residence
An 11th-floor residence with three bedrooms, each with its own balcony, three bathrooms, a living area, a dining room for six, a pantry and an oversized lanai with ocean and mountain views. Club Lounge access; sleeps 6 adults and 2 children.
Pacific Suite
A first-floor suite in a contemporary island style with woven details and local art, a bathroom and powder room, and a lanai with a plunge pool and outdoor dining area; a two-bedroom configuration is possible. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Sunset Suite
The suites closest to the ocean, on the second and third floors, with a separate bedroom and living room, two bathrooms and a balcony, available with one, two or three bedrooms. Club Lounge access; sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Prime Corner Oceanfront Room
A corner king room on floors 9–15 with extra-wide sliding doors and two balconies looking out to sea. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
Oceanfront Room
A room on floors 4–15 with a king or two double beds, colourful Hawaiian décor and panoramic ocean views from a lanai with a table for two and a lounger. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Partial Ocean Room
A room on floors 4–6 with a king or two double beds, natural-wood finishes and ocean views partly framed by coconut palms. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Resort Room
A king room on floors 4–15 with a balcony for two that catches the sunrise over Mount Kaala. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Garden Room
A fourth-floor king room with a balcony over gardens of tall coconut palms. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Oceanfront Studio Suite
A west-facing studio suite on floors 4–14 overlooking the pools and beach, with a king or two double beds, a sofa bed and an oversized, spa-style bathroom. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Resort Studio Suite
A studio suite on floors 5–10 with a king or two double beds, a sofa bed, a large marble bathroom and a balcony for two. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite
A suite on floors 12–15 with a living room, an ocean-view balcony and two or three bathrooms, which can be extended to two or three bedrooms. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Ocean-View One-Bedroom Suite
A suite on floors 12–15 with a separate bedroom, a living room looking out to sea, two balconies, a bathroom and a powder room. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Resort One-Bedroom Suite
A suite on floors 5–9 with a separate bedroom, a marble bathroom with tub and separate shower, and a large balcony facing the Waianae Range. Sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
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