Seclusion
and tranquility reign at this
expansive resort, just 5 minutes
from the Manele ferry harbor.The 236 spacious guestrooms and suites take advantage of the island's natural beauty with private views of the ocean or the hotel's five themed gardens.
Activities include a Jack Nicklaus-designed oceanfront golf course, snorkeling in Hulopoe Bay, a luxurious spa, and fine dining.Rooms:
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Four
Seasons Lana'i at Manele Bay's
236 luxurious guest rooms and
suites evoke a relaxed island
feel, while up-to-the-minute
technology includes LCD
television sets and high-speed
Internet access. Some rooms
overlook the Resort’s lushly
landscaped gardens, while others
offer striking views over
Hulopo’e Bay and the Pacific
Ocean. Averaging a spacious 700
square feet (65 square metres),
all rooms have a comfortably
furnished, private lanai – a
terrace or balcony – from which
to enjoy the glorious
surroundings. Spacious bathrooms
offer typical Four Seasons
amenities: a marble double-basin
vanity, deep soaking tub and
separate glass-enclosed shower
stall.
Dining:
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Hale
Aheahe -
Open-air,
ocean-view
lounge.
Cocktails; pupus.
Game room with
pool tables.
Live Hawaiian
music feautured
nightly. - Ihilani Restaurant - Open-air, fine-dining venue. Ocean views. Seasonal, island-grown vegetables; fresh seafood. Specialties include free-range Lanai venison. Fixed-price meal with or without paired wine selections for each of five courses also available. Dinner only, daily.
- Hulopo'e Court - Ocean-view restaurant. Hawaiian regional cuisine. Breakfast and dinner served. Casual.
- Pool Grille - Lunch served. Casual.
-
Challenge at
Manele Clubhouse
- Golf course
restaurant
overlooking
Pu'upehe and the
ocean. Filled
with handpainted
murals of marine
life. Lunch and
dinner served
daily, Thursday
through Monday.
What to Expect:
- This hotel is on the privately owned, 141-square-mile island of Lanai, which has fewer than 2,800 residents, less than 30 miles of paved roads, and no chain stores. Scuba sailing, winter whale-watching, and deep-sea fishing are popular activities here. Amenities include eucalyptus steam rooms and red-cedar saunas. There are several themed gardens on site: Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, bromeliad, and Kama'aina.
Amenity
Highlights:
- The hotel's golf course, Challenge at Manele, was designed by Jack Nicklaus. Its 12th hole is positioned on a cliff 150 feet above the waves, with a 200-yard tee shot across the ocean. The beachfront hotel filled with Asian artifacts also features ocean or pool swimming, and snorkeling in Hulopo'e Bay; six tennis courts; complimentary fitness equipment; spa facilities for facial, hair, nail, and body treatments; and massage in ocean-view cabanas, garden hales, or guestrooms.
Insider Tip:
- To dine like a local, guests can take the complimentary shuttle to Lanai City's town square, buy a bottle of wine at Richard's, then eat at Pele's Garden, which doesn't charge corkage and allows guests to charge meals to their hotel account.
