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Property Name: The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Hotel Chain Name: Leading Hotels Of The World
Address: 5000 Kahala Ave
Number of Rooms: 364
Number of Floors: 10
Longitude & Latitude: -157.78, 21.27
Room Types Available: Courtyard, Courtyard-Kahala Over Easy, Diamond Head Ocean Front, Diamond Head Ocean Front Lanai, Dolphin Lanai, Dolphin Lanai-Kahala Over Easy, Garden, Garden-Kahala Over Easy
Bed Types Available: King Bed
Number of Photos: 79
Weekday Room Price Range: $355 to $1190
Weenend Room Price Range: $355 to $1190
Promotions: 4th Night Free on 03/16/2010
Star Rating: 5.0
Average Review Rating: 4.83
Number of Customer Reviews: 6
First Customer Review Date: 08/25/2006
Last Customer Review Date: 12/05/2009
Recent Kahala Review: "This hotel is outstanding! I spent 2months in hotels in Oahu and this was bar FAR the best place I stayed. It is wonderful, the staff is awesome, the accomodations are breathtaking, the grounds are gorgeous. The beach is only people staying at the resort, the furnished lanais are amazing, the turndown service in the evening is wonderful. The food at the restaurant is awesome, the service is great! The dolphins are adorable and the dolphin trainers are very nice. The hotel itself is beautiful and everything is amazing! I have suggested this place to many friends who have gone and had a wonderful experience and I plan to go back again when I am in Hawaii. It is worth the price tag and it is a bargain at ANY cost!"
Year Property Opened: 1962
Year Renovated: 1995
Check-in Time: 3 P.M.
Check-out Time: 12 P.M.
Sunrise for 3/05/10: 6:48 AM
Sunset for 3/05/10: 6:37 PM
Current Weather: 68 degrees Farenheit
Restaurants Near Kahala: Panda Express, Subway, Starbucks, Domino's Pizza, Jack in the Box
Attractions Near Kahala: CO-OP Network, Free WiFi Hotspots, Park, Attractions, Lighthouse
Other Hotels Near Kahala: Condo Hotels Hawaii, Sheraton Waikiki, Aston Pacific Monarch, Aqua Bamboo & Spa, Sheraton Princess Kaiulani
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| Location |
The seaside Kahala Hotel & Resort occupies a secluded crescent along Oahu's pristine coastline in Honolulu, Hawaii. The hotel provides complimentary transportation within five-and-one-half miles to destinations such as Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head and Ala Moana Shopping Center.
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| Hotel Features |
The Seaside Grill serves meals under nine specially constructed cabanas, each seating up to seven guests. White-linen tablecloths and hand-blown glass tableware add to the romantic ambience. Pacific Rim and regional Hawaiian cuisine is prepared at Hoku's, with menu items including Pancetta Crusted Onaga and Salt Crusted Rack of Wisconsin Lamb. A foot ritual welcomes guests to The Spa Suites at The Kahala, which hosts pampering treatments such as the Hawaiian Essence Envelopment. Chi Spa employs the use of Hawaiian Rainforest and Balinese products. A fitness facility boasts saunas and steam rooms, personal trainers, aquatic exercises and yoga classes. Children age five to 12 may participate in the resort's Keiki Club, which features half-day and full-day Hawaiian cultural, crafts and outdoor-activities sessions.
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| Expert Tip |
Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, a favorite hotel attraction, populate the 26,000-square-foot saltwater lagoon located in the middle of the resort. Under professional supervision, hotel guests are invited to swim and interact with these highly intelligent creatures for a fee.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property upon service, Check-In, or Check-Out. Self-parking fee: $25 per 24-hour period, with in/out privilegesValet parking fee: $25 per 24-hour period, with in/out privilegesPrivate cabana rental: $35 for one-half day or $50 for all day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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| Expert Tip |
Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, a favorite hotel attraction, populate the 26,000-square-foot saltwater lagoon located in the middle of the resort. Under professional supervision, hotel guests are invited to swim and interact with these highly intelligent creatures for a fee.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property upon service, Check-In, or Check-Out. Self-parking fee: $25 per 24-hour period, with in/out privilegesValet parking fee: $25 per 24-hour period, with in/out privilegesPrivate cabana rental: $35 for one-half day or $50 for all day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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| Recreation |
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
BoatingFishingGolfingHelicopter/airplane sightseeingHiking/biking trailsHorse riding/rentalKayakingMountain bikingParasailingPersonal watercraftSailingSkydivingSnorkelingSurfing/boogie boardingVolleyballWater skiingWindsurfing
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| A short guide to Kahala |
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Diamond Head shields Kahala from the buzz of Waikiki and downtown Honolulu. Filled with mansions, this wealthy residential enclave attracts celebrities and other A-listers who crave its seclusion. Its public beaches, too, tend to be less crowded than those in other Honolulu neighborhoods.
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| Awards |
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The Kahala Hotel & Resort is listed in the 2009 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world’s best places to stay and the 2009 Travel + Leisure 500. The hotel is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.
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| Know before you go |
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There are no room charges for children 17 years old and younger who occupy the same room as their parents or guardians, using existing bedding.
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| Services |
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Arcade/game room
ATM/banking
Babysitting or child care
Complimentary newspapers in lobby
Concierge desk
Currency exchange
Doorman/doorwoman
Fitness facilities
Full-service health spa
Hair salon
Internet access in public areas - surcharge
Internet access - wireless
Multilingual staff
Parking (surcharge)
Parking (valet)
Parking garage
Porter/bellhop
Safe-deposit box - front desk
Sauna
Security guard
Self parking
Spa services on site
Spa tub
Tour assistance
Wedding services
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| Accessibility Features** |
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Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Accessible bathroom
Accessible path of travel
Braille or raised signage
Handicapped Parking
In-room accessibility
Roll-in shower
**These amenities may be available only in some rooms or units. Some amenities may incur additional fees.
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| Business & Event |
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24-hour front desk
Audio-visual equipment
Business center
Computer rental
Conference room(s)
Dry cleaning/laundry service
Exhibit space
Library
Room service (24 hours)
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| General |
Bar/lounge; Elevator/lift; Gift shops or newsstand; Number of floors: 10; Number of rooms: 338; Patio; Picnic area; Poolside bar; Shopping on site; Suitable for children; Swimming pool - children's; Swimming pool - outdoor; Video library
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Check-In time is
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3 PM |
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Check-Out time is
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Noon |
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at Check-In for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon Check-In and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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| Awards and Affiliations |
The Kahala Hotel & Resort is listed in the 2009 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world’s best places to stay and the 2009 Travel + Leisure 500.
The hotel is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.
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| Awards and Affiliations |
The Kahala Hotel & Resort is listed in the 2009 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world’s best places to stay and the 2009 Travel + Leisure 500.
The hotel is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.
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| 2009 Legendary Days Promotion |
Book a stay in a qualifying rate category for travel now - December 20, 2009 and receive the following:Daily breakfast for two at Plumeria Beach HouseFifth night free with minimum five-night stay
Must book the "Legendary Days" rate category to qualify. Two guests only per daily breakfast offer. Free night applied at booking. Subject to availability at booking. May not be combined with other offers. Other restrictions may apply. Minimum five-night stay required.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property upon service, Check-In, or Check-Out. Self-parking fee: $25 per 24-hour period, with in/out privilegesValet parking fee: $25 per 24-hour period, with in/out privilegesPrivate cabana rental: $35 for one-half day or $50 for all day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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| Dining |
Hoku's - Hoku's consistently wins acclaim for its contemporary Island cuisine, which melds Hawaiian, Asian, and European flavors prepared with finesse and served with style. Renovated June 2006, the hotel features bright furnishings, Italian bone china, and Christofle silver. Updated menu items include Slow Braised Kahuku Pork Belly, Pancetta Crusted Onaga, and Salt Crusted Rack of Wisconsin Lamb, served tableside. Old favorites such as the Crisp Whole Island Fish still remain. Thanks to a multi-level layout, all diners receive ocean-view seats, but may be distracted from the view by the open kitchen featuring fiery hot woks, a kiawe wood grill, and tandoori and wood-burning ovens. Hoku's serves dinner and Sunday brunch.
Plumeria Beach House - Renowned for its Kahala Burger, this casual beachside café features bountiful buffets and off-the-menu choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with live Hawaiian music at sunset.
Tokyo-Tokyo - Inside or outside by a garden, this stylish Japanese restaurant serves dinner either robata style or in tatami rooms.
The Veranda - Embodying the graciousness of plantation-era Hawaii and offering panoramic ocean views, afternoon tea, cocktails, and live-music dancing in the evenings, The Veranda supplies tradition and romance by day, sunset, or moonlight.
Seaside Grill - With a direct view of the Pacific Ocean, this restaurant is perfect for lunch or afternoon cocktails.
Honu Bar & Terrace - Located next to the turtle ponds, Honu (Hawaiian for "turtle") serves lunch, evening appetizers, dinner, and tropical drinks.
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| Dining |
Hoku's - Hoku's consistently wins acclaim for its contemporary Island cuisine, which melds Hawaiian, Asian, and European flavors prepared with finesse and served with style. Renovated June 2006, the hotel features bright furnishings, Italian bone china, and Christofle silver. Updated menu items include Slow Braised Kahuku Pork Belly, Pancetta Crusted Onaga, and Salt Crusted Rack of Wisconsin Lamb, served tableside. Old favorites such as the Crisp Whole Island Fish still remain. Thanks to a multi-level layout, all diners receive ocean-view seats, but may be distracted from the view by the open kitchen featuring fiery hot woks, a kiawe wood grill, and tandoori and wood-burning ovens. Hoku's serves dinner and Sunday brunch.
Plumeria Beach House - Renowned for its Kahala Burger, this casual beachside café features bountiful buffets and off-the-menu choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with live Hawaiian music at sunset.
Tokyo-Tokyo - Inside or outside by a garden, this stylish Japanese restaurant serves dinner either robata style or in tatami rooms.
The Veranda - Embodying the graciousness of plantation-era Hawaii and offering panoramic ocean views, afternoon tea, cocktails, and live-music dancing in the evenings, The Veranda supplies tradition and romance by day, sunset, or moonlight.
Seaside Grill - With a direct view of the Pacific Ocean, this restaurant is perfect for lunch or afternoon cocktails.
Honu Bar & Terrace - Located next to the turtle ponds, Honu (Hawaiian for "turtle") serves lunch, evening appetizers, dinner, and tropical drinks.
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