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Book it if you want a secluded Hawaii resort with beach access, polished service, strong dining, wellness, and golf. It is best for couples, families, golfers, wellness travelers, honeymooners, and guests who prefer Lanai's calm over busier islands.

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Rooms and suites feel polished, spacious, and quietly tropical, with warm woods, soft textiles, and indoor-outdoor comfort. Guests can choose garden-view rooms, ocean-view rooms, oceanfront categories, one-bedroom suites, and larger specialty suites.

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Four Seasons Resort Lanai is on the southeastern coast of Lanai, near Manele Bay and Hulopoe Bay. The setting works well for beach days, snorkeling, golf, spa time, island drives, quiet scenery, and a calmer Hawaii stay.

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Four Seasons Resort Lanai

Four Seasons Resort Lanai sits above Hulopoe Bay on the island's southeastern shore, with a path down to the beach and the Pacific beyond its gardens. This is Lanai's oceanfront Four Seasons, separate from Sensei Lanai in the uplands. The setting brings together a marine preserve, cliffside golf and restaurants looking out to sea. Within the four-story resort, TAL Studio's interiors accompany 213 accommodations: 168 guest rooms and 45 suites. Pacific artwork and cultural objects throughout the grounds reward a closer look between the beach and your room.

Rooms

  • 213 213

Hotel Style

  • Relaxed Relaxed

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Beach Beach
  • Golf Golf

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Four Seasons Resort Lanai

Garden View Room
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Garden View Room

663–734 sqft
From 1’343 USD

Themed gardens with koi ponds and waterfalls lie beyond the wide sliding doors. Hawaiian artwork and patterned cushions add color to the pale interior. In...

Resort View Room
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Resort View Room

663–734 sqft
From 1’830 USD

Gardens, coastline and partial Pacific views share the outlook beyond the broad sliding doors. The king layout places a sofa at the foot of the...

Ocean View Room
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Ocean View Room

663–734 sqft
From 2’629 USD

Broad sliding doors face the Pacific from rooms on the first and second floors. Hawaiian artwork and patterned cushions bring color to the warm interior....

Prime Oceanfront Room
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Prime Oceanfront Room

663–734 sqft
From 2’866 USD

South-facing windows and sliding doors frame the sea from the first and second floors. The king layout has a sofa at the foot of the...

Garden View Suite
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Garden View Suite

1,052–1,138 sqft
From 3’104 USD

Themed gardens with koi ponds and waterfalls surround this first-floor setting. Both the bedroom and separate living room open outside through broad doors. A sofa...

Ocean View Studio Suite
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Ocean View Studio Suite

1,052–1,138 sqft
From 3’697 USD

Broad doors frame the Pacific and its rugged coastline from the separate living room. A sofa bed and dining table for four share the lounge....

Prime Oceanfront Studio Suite
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Prime Oceanfront Studio Suite

935–1,017 sqft
From 4’291 USD

A corner position brings wide views across the Pacific and Hulopoe Bay. Full-height windows extend along the lounge, with a writing table near the window....

Penthouse Deluxe Ocean View Suite
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Penthouse Deluxe Ocean View Suite

1,056 sqft
From 4’728 USD

On the main building’s fourth floor, this corner layout has a separate bedroom. The living room leads to it, with a dining table among the...

Ohana Garden View Suite
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Ohana Garden View Suite

1,280–1,462 sqft
From 4’853 USD

The bedroom and separate living room overlook interior tropical gardens from the first floor. A sofa bed furnishes the lounge, with a dining table near...

Ohana Resort View Suite
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Ohana Resort View Suite

1,280–1,462 sqft
From 4’912 USD

Partial Pacific views meet themed gardens around this first- or second-floor setting. The bedroom is separate from a lounge with a sofa bed and dining...

Ohana Ocean View Suite
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Ohana Ocean View Suite

1,280–1,465 sqft
From 5’506 USD

An angled Pacific outlook extends beyond the broad exterior doors of the separate living room. A dining table stands beside the doors, while pale seating...

Penthouse Deluxe Oceanfront Suite
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Penthouse Deluxe Oceanfront Suite

1,152 sqft
From 6’349 USD

Balcony doors open from the living room on the main building’s top floor. A dining table stands near the window, with the bedroom separate from...

Ohana Oceanfront Suite
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Ohana Oceanfront Suite

1,280 sqft
From 6’634 USD

A Japanese wooden soaking tub defines the master bathroom, which also has a Toto washlet. Riverstone flooring continues under the wide rain shower. Handmade Lokta...

Ohana Prime Oceanfront Suite
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Ohana Prime Oceanfront Suite

1,281 sqft
From 6’812 USD

A table for four joins a sofa bed and upholstered seating in the separate living room. Handmade Nepalese Lokta wallpaper continues into the bedroom, where...

Penthouse Ocean View Suite
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Penthouse Ocean View Suite

1,500 sqft
From 6’885 USD

A top-floor corner setting gives this suite broad coastal views. The bedroom is separate from a living room with wide doors that open outside. A...

1 Bedroom Palawai Suite
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1 Bedroom Palawai Suite

1,808 sqft
From 7’716 USD

On the main building’s fourth floor, a long living room adjoins a dining area for eight. The bedroom is separate from both, while broad doors...

Manele Suite
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Manele Suite

2,293 sqft
From 8’903 USD

Warm colors and custom artwork give this second-floor setting a Japanese influence. A table for six stands beside the open lounge, with an office and...

Makai Suite
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Makai Suite

2,293 sqft
From 9’491 USD

Custom artwork and sleek wood details give this first-floor setting its warm Hawaiian character. A formal living room adjoins a dining table for six. An...

Hulopoe Presidential Suite
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Hulopoe Presidential Suite

2,293 sqft
From 14’108 USD

A pendant hangs above the dining table for six, with custom artwork nearby. The formal living room has custom furniture in this upper-floor setting. Warm...

Kapihaa Presidential Suite
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Kapihaa Presidential Suite

2,293 sqft
From 15’387 USD

In building one, this ground-floor setting faces the Pacific and Hulopoe Bay. Lounge chairs and an oversized daybed stand outside, with the beach nearby. A...

2 Bedroom Alii Royal Suite
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2 Bedroom Alii Royal Suite

3,983 sqft
From 19’154 USD

Building five’s second floor faces the Pacific and Hulopoe Bay from this expansive layout. A formal dining table for six stands between the lounge and...

Garden, resort and ocean views distinguish the guest-room categories. Ocean-View Rooms measure 663 to 734 square feet, including a private lanai furnished with a lounge chair and a table for two. First-floor rooms have a garden walkout, while second-floor balconies have glass railings. A king bed or two double beds accommodate two adults, or two adults and one child. The outdoor space is an extension of the room, with the coastline in view.

The one-bedroom Ohana Ocean-View Suite has 1,280 to 1,465 square feet, also including its lanai, with angled Pacific views. A king bed and sofa bed accommodate two adults and two children, or three adults and one child. Two full bathrooms include a Japanese wooden soaking tub in the primary bathroom. A separate bedroom leaves the living area available after a child's bedtime. Studio suites, penthouse suites and larger specialty suites provide further choices, including two-bedroom configurations for a shared family stay.

The family-friendly Oasis Pool curves through the gardens in a lagoon shape, with a waterfall and two whirlpools. A separate adults-only pool, for guests 21 and older, has lava-rock grottoes and waterfalls. Cabana-style Sanctuaries can be reserved beside either pool. Down the path, Hulopoe Beach has attendants to arrange loungers and umbrellas. Snorkeling is possible when conditions allow; the bay's marine-preserve status is not a guarantee of calm water. A beach path also leads toward Pu'upehe, the rock formation that anchors so many views of this coast.

Manele Golf Course uses the shoreline more dramatically. Jack Nicklaus's 18-hole design crosses lava outcroppings, with three holes on cliffs and shots over natural ravines. Five tee positions give players scope to match the course to their game, while the ocean remains a considerable distraction. Resort guests can arrange rounds, private lessons or an introduction to golf; course access is not available to day visitors. Nine-hole play provides a shorter option. VIEWS, the restaurant at the course, welcomes diners who have not played, with lunch and a broad outlook over the water.

Osteria Mozza Lanai brings Nancy Silverton's Italian cooking to an open-air dining room and terrace facing the Pacific. The island enters the kitchen through lettuces from Sensei Farms, Hawaiian eggs in the pasta dough and local kiawe wood for the pizza oven. Breakfast is served here too. Reservations are required for dinner, and the restaurant also welcomes visitors who are not staying at the resort.

NOBU LANAI pairs Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese cooking with a cliffside ocean setting. Sushi sits alongside hot dishes such as miso-marinated black cod and rock shrimp tempura. A separate teppanyaki experience brings the preparation close to the table. The restaurant has a children's menu as well as its main selection, and reservations are required. With much of the dining space open to the air, the setting retains the feel of the coast even during a more formal evening meal.

Malibu Farm is the poolside address for lunch, drawing on local and organic ingredients. The Break serves Hawaiian coffee and light breakfasts, then salads, sandwiches and house-made gelato; shared plates and cocktails carry it into the evening. A pool table and other table games give the lounge a social role beyond meals. Nobu Bar adds sake and Japanese bites, while in-room dining allows dinner on the lanai or a family meal away from the restaurants.

Hawanawana Spa takes its name from the idea of a whispering sea. Massage, facials, body scrubs and wraps form its menu, with couples' suites for treatments together. Eucalyptus steam rooms and red-cedar dry saunas are among the facilities. The fitness center faces the ocean and has cardio and strength equipment. Yoga includes aerial sessions using suspended silk hammocks, with indoor and outdoor classes for different experience levels. Spa appointments and exercise can fit around a round at Manele or time at the beach without requiring a dedicated wellness itinerary.

Kids For All Seasons is fully supervised for ages five to 12, with advance registration required. Children learn about petroglyphs, build model volcanoes and take part in activities connected to Hawaii's natural surroundings. Babysitting can be arranged separately through The Nanny Connection. Beyond the club, families can visit the ranch, join a snorkeling sail or try a guided island excursion. The ranch introduces younger visitors to miniature horses through petting and grooming. Pickleball at the Tennis Garden gives families another shared activity back at the resort. Island activities require adult supervision for guests under 18. These outings take families beyond the pool gardens into the landscapes and traditions that give Lanai its character.

The Love Lanai program introduces that history through cultural advisors. A guided walk through the resort explains its Pacific art and artifacts, while workshops explore hula, ukulele, lei making and lauhala weaving. Guides also lead a hike to Pu'upehe, sharing the traditions associated with the landmark. Farther inland, a cultural tour can visit Keahiakawelo, known as the Garden of the Gods, where boulders lie across richly colored ground. Reached by four-wheel-drive vehicle, this heritage site has views toward neighboring islands. At the Lanai Observatory, stargazing connects telescope viewing with the ways Pacific navigators used the night sky. A one-meter telescope is used for the viewing.

Lanai requires an interisland connection. Travelers arriving through Honolulu International Airport continue by air to Lanai Airport, then drive to the resort; Four Seasons estimates about 20 minutes for that road transfer, depending on conditions. From Maui, a passenger ferry runs from Maalaea Harbour to Manele Small Boat Harbour, followed by a short drive. Flight and ferry arrangements need to be coordinated with onward transfers and weather conditions. Lanai City is inland, reached by car for a separate outing. The hotel can arrange transport for airport arrivals, town visits and island activities.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Four Seasons Lanai feels truly remote above Hulopoe Bay. The island still sets the pace, not the resort.

Nobu Lanai gives dinner a strong reason to stay on property. Pacific views make the setting feel special.

Malibu Farm is perfect for a lighter poolside lunch. Local produce and the bay view keep it relaxed.

Location of Four Seasons Resort Lanai

ONE MANELE BAY ROAD

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What to Know About Four Seasons Resort Lanai

Is Four Seasons Resort Lanai a good luxury beach resort?

Yes. Four Seasons Resort Lanai is a strong choice for travelers who want Hawaii luxury, privacy, beach access, and refined island service. The resort combines 213 rooms and suites, lagoon-style pools, Hawanawana Spa, NOBU LANAI, ocean views, golf, and easy access to Hulopoe Bay.

Where is Four Seasons Resort Lanai located?

Four Seasons Resort Lanai is on the southeastern coast of Lanai, near Manele Bay and Hulopoe Bay. The setting works well for beach days, snorkeling, golf, spa time, island drives, quiet scenery, and a calmer Hawaii stay.

How many rooms does Four Seasons Resort Lanai have?

Four Seasons Resort Lanai has 213 rooms and suites across a low-rise resort setting above the Pacific. Many accommodations include private outdoor space, garden or ocean views, rich natural materials, and a relaxed Hawaiian residential feel.

What are the rooms like at Four Seasons Resort Lanai?

Rooms and suites feel polished, spacious, and quietly tropical, with warm woods, soft textiles, and indoor-outdoor comfort. Guests can choose garden-view rooms, ocean-view rooms, oceanfront categories, one-bedroom suites, and larger specialty suites.

Is Four Seasons Resort Lanai directly by the ocean?

Yes. The resort sits above the coast near Hulopoe Bay, one of Lanai's most beautiful ocean settings. Guests can enjoy beach time, coastal views, snorkeling, sunset light, and peaceful Pacific scenery close to the resort.

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