Discover some of the best resorts on the Island of Hawai‘i, from luxury oceanfront escapes on the Kona Coast to cozy rainforest lodges near Volcanoes National Park. Enjoy world-class beaches, local dining, rich history, and thoughtful island hospitality across island.
The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort
Located on the shores of Hapuna Beach, which is regularly ranked among the world’s best, The Westin offers modern guestrooms, an adults-only Serenity Pool, and lots of ocean activities.
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BookVolcano Rainforest Retreat
Tucked into lush forest near Volcano Village, this adults-only eco retreat uses LEED-certified design to minimize footprint while immersing guests in nature. Quiet pathways and forest views create a peaceful contrast to coastal resorts.
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BookVolcano Village Lodge
Volcano Village Lodge offers forested privacy with cottage-style lodging steps from Volcano Village’s shops and cafés. Its laid-back atmosphere invites guests to explore nearby lava flows and forest trails.
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BookFour Seasons Resort Hualalai
Perched on Hawaii’s historic Kona-Kohala Coast, Four Seasons Resort Hualalai blends luxury with native Hawaiian culture, offering oceanfront rooms, seven pools (including a saltwater lagoon), and a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course.
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BookSCP Hilo Hotel
SCP Hilo Hotel in East Hawai‘i pioneers “holistic hospitality,” from EarthCheck certification to collaborations with Hawaii Wildlife Fund for beach cleanups. Its design incorporates locally sourced materials and connects guests with Hilo’s lush, tropical setting.
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BookFairmont Orchid
Fairmont Orchid sits on 32 oceanfront acres on the Kohala Coast and features a white-sand beach, Hawaiian canoe club, and a scenic 2.5-acre saltwater lagoon.
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BookMauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection
Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, a historic property on Kauna‘oa Bay, features mid-century architecture, a championship golf course, and a crescent beach with deep cultural roots, making it a Hawaii icon.
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BookKona Village, A Rosewood Resort
Kona Village Resort sits on a private bay with open-air bungalows, water sports, and cultural programming. It offers a deeply immersive island experience.
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BookKona Coast Resort
This relaxed condo resort in Kailua-Kona offers spacious ocean and garden views with easy access to local dive spots and sunset cruises.
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BookKilauea Lodge and Restaurant
Kilauea Lodge sits near Volcano Village amidst rainforest and gardens, blending rustic comfort with fine dining at its acclaimed on-site restaurant. Guests enjoy proximity to Volcano National Park.
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BookWaimea Country Lodge
Nestled in the cooler uplands of Waimea, this lodge pairs cozy, country-style lodging with farm-to-table breakfasts.
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BookHolualoa Inn
Holualoa Inn perches above Kona with sweeping ocean views, artist-inspired décor, and a relaxed coffee-country vibe. Surrounded by macadamia farms and cacao orchards, it’s a boutique retreat rooted in local culture.
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BookVolcano House
Situated inside Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, Volcano House provides rooms with sweeping views of the Kīlauea caldera. Its historic legacy and proximity to park hikes make it a distinctive base for exploring volcanic landscapes.
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BookPuakea Ranch
Puakea Ranch is a working cattle ranch and wellness retreat on Hawai‘i’s Hamakua Coast, offering farm tours, horseback riding, and organic meals.
See MoreHilton Waikoloa Village
Sprawling across 62 oceanfront acres, Hilton Waikoloa Village includes canals, lagoon pools, a dolphin program, and cultural activities such as lei making and hula lessons.
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