Four Seasons Resort Haulalai at Historic Ka’Upulehu (Big Island of Hawaii)
Located on the Kona-Kahala Coast, this oasis offers great service, snorkeling in a private lava lagoon and outdoor showers in some of the guest rooms.  They try to build this hotel within the environment.  with 243 bungalow-style guestrooms and suites, your are sure to find something you like, with some offering private lanais, ocean views, and some with their own gardens.

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa (Kauai)
This Resort features acres of rivers and pools and a man-made waterfall and saltwater lagoon ideal for snorkeling, kayaking and swimming.  They also boast one of the best spas on the island with their Anara Spa, which offers treatments using local botanicals, private lava rock showers, steam grottoes, and open-air fitness and relaxation areas.

Grand Wailea Resort Hotel and Spa (Maui)
This 780-room resort is perfect for weddings, offering a seaside chapel among the gardens with a bell and clock tower, 17th-century chandeliers and stained-glass windows.  And it is perfect for the honey moon after, offering great dining and the resort’s Wailea Canyon Activity Pool, which consists of nine separate pools with waterslides, waterfalls, caves, white-water rapids, grottoes, a whirlpool, a sauna and the world’s first water elevator, with their Hibiscus Pool being for adults only.

Halekulani (Oahu)
This 455-room historic property hotel is the quiet peaceful place you can rely on for relaxation in the middle of bustling Waikiki.  Located on five oceanfront acres, this hotel is perfect for romance, featuring its Vera Wand Suite, which was designed by its fashion designer namesake.  Couples in this suite will receive special treatment such as private limo airport transfers, private butler service and breakfast in bed.

Hilton Waikoloa Village (Big Island of Hawaii)
This Resort offers 1,240 rooms and suites, and canal boats and trams that allow couples to get around the property.  Many guest are attracted to the resorts saltwater lagoon, their “Dolphin Quest” program, which allows guest to swim with dolphins, and three pools with waterfalls, water slides, caves and a swinging bridge.

Hotel Hana Maui and Honua Spa (Maui)
Located on the windward side of Maui, this hotel gives each guest their own private cottage facing the ocean and your own Jacuzzi when staying in the honeymoon cottages.  And every August the Hotel Hana Maui becomes an adults-only hotel.

Kahala Hotel and Resort (Oahu)
This hotel’s 343 suites overlook the lagoon or ocean and come with a private beach cabana for each, and they offer their practically private, but public beach, and are known for their 26,000-square-foot natural lagoon, their Dolphin Quest program and incredible garden spa.

Kona Village Resort (Big Island of Hawaii)
This resort is set on 82 acres on a protected bay and boasts “barefoot luxury” and an “unplugged experience,” with no televisions or radios, and though there is no air conditioning, the place stays cool by the trade winds and ceiling fans.  This is the only all-inclusive resort in Hawaii with meals, and activities such as snorkeling, surfing and tennis, including in every stay.  And in May and September it becomes a couple-only resort.

Maui Prince Hotel (Maui)
This 310-room hotel is built around an Asian meditation garden and has a more private beach.  And if the one beach isn’t enough for you, within a 10-minute drive you can find the Black Beach, Big Beach, Little Beach and Secret Beach.

Princeville Resort (Kauai)
With 252 rooms and suites you will get a taste of Hawaii, as the rooms are all decorated in bright Hawaiian colors and with all rooms providing views of the ocean, mountains or gardens.  They also offer a 5,000-square-foot infinity pool and three Jacuzzis.

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