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Oahu & Honolulu, United States

Oahu pairs Hawaii's liveliest city with some of its most storied coastline. In Honolulu, Waikiki curves beneath Diamond Head, lined with historic beachfront hotels, while the North Shore's winter surf, the calm lagoons of Ko Olina and the residential quiet of Kahala set a gentler pace. Pearl Harbor, Iolani Palace and lush valley hikes lie within a short drive.

Halekulani

A Waikiki institution since 1917, with 453 serene rooms in soft white tones, the orchid-mosaic pool, La Mer and sunset hula at House Without A Key facing Diamond Head.

The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort, Waikiki

Waikiki's 'Pink Palace of the Pacific', opened in 1927 in Spanish-Moorish style on a prime stretch of sand, with the Mai Tai Bar, Azure restaurant, private beach cabanas and the Abhasa Spa.

The Kahala Hotel & Resort

The former Kahala Hilton of 1964, a secluded beachfront retreat beside Waialae Country Club with a dolphin lagoon, a chandelier-lit lobby and The Kahala Spa, a short drive from Waikiki.

Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, Waikiki Beach

The 'First Lady of Waikiki', opened in 1901 as the beach's first hotel, with a colonnaded historic wing, a courtyard shaded by a vast banyan tree and afternoon tea on the veranda.

Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina

A serene resort on a reef-sheltered Ko Olina lagoon on Oahu's sunny west coast, with lanais facing the Pacific sunsets, an adults-only pool, Naupaka Spa and Mina's Fish House.

The Ritz-Carlton O’ahu, Turtle Bay

A North Shore resort on its own peninsula with five miles of coastline, ocean views from every room, beach cottages, two golf courses and the legendary surf breaks close by.

Ka Laʻi Waikiki Beach, LXR Hotels & Resorts

A sleek tower a block from Fort DeRussy Beach, the former Trump Waikiki now part of LXR, with residential-style suites with kitchens, a sixth-floor lobby with ocean views and a spa.

Halepuna Waikiki by Halekulani

Halekulani's contemporary sister hotel across the street from its famous sibling, steps from Waikiki Beach, with an infinity pool and cabanas, Halekulani Bakery and UMI by Vikram Garg.