Four Seasons Resort Maui…keeps getting better! 

I’m a Certified Hawaii Destination Specialist and have lived in Hawaii…it’s a special place and the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea is a special hotel.  What I like about this hotel, is they have created a feel of simple elegance without losing the relaxed feel of Hawaii – a wonderful combination!

A new addition to the hotel…a $9 million Serenity Pool.  HotelChatter.com named it one of the Must-See Hotel Pools of Summer 2009.  The pool is located in the new 4100-square foot Serenity Pool Terrace with a wonderful view of the Pacific Ocean, the island of Lanai and the West Maui Mountain range.

Some of the features of this special pool as listed with HotelChatter.com

Adults only – 21 years or older.

Underwater music system to enhance your swim around the pool

Infinity-edge design

Set in lush tropical gardens

Walk-up bar and Swim up bar serving food and drinks.

Four bubble loungers within the pool for added relaxation.

Two large hot tubs integrated with the pool.

And now for my favorite, I have been sitting at my desk imagining …

Six 160-square foot luxury cabanas

Flat screen HDTV, with wireless headsets

Wireless and wired internet access

Ceiling fans

Mini-refrigerators stocked with Evian spritz and fresh fruit platter

A laptop compatible safe

A choice of two magazines from the resort’s retail shops

Comfortable couches and oversized chaise lounges.

Sound good?  I can make your travel dream come true, give me a call and Imagine the Possibilities…

 Special Offer:  $1,000.00 resort room credit through September 30th*

The Four Seasons Resort Hualalai has completed their, 15 month, $40 million renovation. Included in the renovation are 20 new suites featuring between 1,150 and 1,950 square feet of indoor and outdoor living space. Extensive work was also done on their 28,000 sq. ft. Spa, beachfront restaurant, lounge and bar.

Golfers can play on their Jack Nicklaus designed golf course.

The resort is located on the Big Island’s Kona Coast.

*some restrictions apply.

An Authentic Hawaii Show at the Royal Hawaiian

When in Hawaii it’s not difficult to find a Luau to attend, there is food, dance – an evening of Polynesian entertainment. Royal Hawaiian Hotel – where, many years ago, I was hired to work in the gift shop because I wore shoes to the interview – is doing something different.

They have changed the name of their Luau to Royal’s Aha Aina: feasts of food, song and hula.  They want to tell the Hawaiian story and focus on their culture.  They go from King Kamehameha’s 18th century warriors to a swinging, World War 11 dance routine.

Imagine an evening of craft stations, storytelling, a full-service four-course meal as you lookout at Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head. 

The Royal Hawaiian has completed a $110 million renovation of the property…a good time to visit.