Basic Information
Mauna Lani is a luxury resort located on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii’s Big Island. This Auberge Resorts Collection property was named the #1 Resort on the Island of Hawai’i by Travel + Leisure in 2022.
Unique Selling Points
Mauna Lani offers a sacred oasis steeped in Hawaiian history and culture. The resort is nestled between five great mountains and features:
- A dramatic coastline with white sand beaches
- Crystalline waters perfect for swimming and water activities
- Rich cultural heritage, including lands once cherished by Hawaiian royalty
- The iconic Surf Shack, inspired by Hawaii’s surf dens of yesteryear
Accommodations
The resort offers a range of accommodations, including luxurious rooms and private oceanside residences. The residences feature:
- 4,000 square foot indoor-outdoor spaces
- Unbeatable ocean views
- Private swimming pools
Amenities and Services
Mauna Lani provides guests with a wealth of amenities and services:
- Multiple swimming pools
- Beach access
- Outrigger canoe experiences
- Cultural activities and storytelling
- Surf Shack for water sports equipment and guidance
Dining Options
The resort boasts several dining venues, including:
- CanoeHouse – A longtime favorite among locals, serving island bounty
- Hā Bar – Offering lighter fare, crafted cocktails, and inspired lunch and dinner menus with ocean views
Recreation and Leisure
Guests can enjoy a variety of recreational activities:
- Water sports, including swimming and snorkeling
- Cultural experiences and lei making
- Sunset viewing from the Great Lawn
- Live music and hula performances
Special Offers
Mauna Lani frequently offers special packages, including:
- 20% off rates with complimentary breakfast
- 5th night free with resort credits
- 6th night free for VIP Residences with a $500 resort credit
Guest Reviews
Guests consistently praise Mauna Lani for its beauty and service:
“This might be the most beautiful beach on the Big Island. We loved the calm beach and snorkeling right off the beach. This is a classic hotel and you can see why families come back year after year.” – Audrey S., Seattle, Washington