Aloha and welcome to Hawaii!

Located in the spiritual center, or "piko" of Hawaii's five great mountains, Mauna Lani is nestled along the stunning Kohala Coast. Surrounded by majestic mountain views, striking emerald green fairways, open fields of black lava, white sand beaches and dramatic ocean coastline, this resort is designed in simple harmony with the natural splendor of the land. Originally the ancestral home of Hawaiian royalty, with 32 oceanfront acres, these soulful lands have a distinct, eternal spirit which has endured throughout time.

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A contemporary sensibility defines the hotel’s collection of guestrooms, each of which comes with a furnished lanai balcony overlooking mountain and ocean views. You’ll find an understated, natural décor that’s bright and refined, with ample hardwood, natural fabrics, and textures that embody the essence of the soulful Hawaiian escape. 

 

Mornings begin with freshly brewed Kona coffee, hearty stacks of ube pancakes and fresh tropical fruit juices at HāLani. Between rejuvenating ocean dips and long walks along the Fisherman’s Trail, savor Hawaiian staples such as refreshing acai bowls, house-made ceviche and citrusy Lani Tais at alfresco-style eatery and bar, Hā Bar. The culinary heritage of Hawaii shines at CanoeHouse, Mauna Lani’s storied oceanfront restaurant where generations of locals have shared exquisite and memorable meals amidst the mesmerizing glow of the golden sunset.

 

Mauna Lani offers award winning golf & tennis, green sea turtles, tropical fish and ancient fishponds, plus almost three miles of shoreline trails. Multiple available activities include yoga, snorkeling, paddleboards, and more. You can blissfully relax at the pools and spa or follow walking trails through many acres of fishpond preserve and historic parks that include ancient caves, petroglyphs (rock carvings) and a prehistoric fishing village.

Generations of families and friends have been drawn to the spiritual energy, or mana, of Mauna Lani. Here you will cultivate an intimate relationship with the land and sea, organically connecting with this unique place and the people that make it so special.