Four Seasons Oahu at Ko Olina | 5 Star Hotel in Hawaii

oceanfront deluxe room with outdoor spa tub

Undoubtedly one of Hawaii’s most exclusive luxury hotels, the Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina is all about living the high life: fine dining, ocean vistas, multiple swimming pools and cultural activities too.

Why you'll love it here

Take a refreshing swim in the adult only pool
Savour a private romantic dinner overlooking the water’s edge
Enjoy a sunset snorkelling experience swimming alongside green turtles
Sail away in the resort’s Sea Ray SLX 400 with a private luxury yachting experience

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Expect to fall in love with Hawaii during your stay at the Four Seasons Oahu at Ko Olina, a sprawling beach resort looking out over the Pacific Ocean and Waianae Mountains.

When here, you have a tropical-luxe haven in southwest Oahu, on Hawaii’s main island, which offers a tranquil slice of this South Pacific archipelago.

That’s in part thanks to the resort’s vast gardens sprinkled with palm trees, onsite Ko Olina Golf Club and neighbouring Lanikuhonua nature reserve; not to mention a string of gorgeous beaches right on its doorstep.

Indeed it’s all too easy to cocoon yourself away within the Four Seasons Oahu at Ko Olina, with so many features and facilities to make use of throughout the resort. Indulge yourself with a wonderful mix of restaurants and bars, encompassing poolside eateries, local-style haunts and open-air lounges alike, while swimming or lolling on a sunbed can be enjoyed at any of the hotel’s four pools.

There’s then a locally-inspired spa offering Hawaiian rituals, yoga sessions and a fitness centre, though also plenty of culturally immersive activities to bring you closer to the island, courtesy of the Four Seasons Wayfinders workshops. Try painting, music lessons, participating in kava ceremonies, canoeing in a traditional boat or stargazing at night; among many more exclusive experiences.

Rounding off just some of the Four Seasons Oahu at Ko Olina highlights are the hotel’s sublime guestrooms. Each hideaway has a beach-chic vibe and comes with its own private balcony, perfect for gazing out at the beautiful island surrounds or directly out to the ocean; all packed with luxurious Four Seasons mod-cons and in-room extras, of course.

Room Options

Guestrooms at the Four Seasons are elegant, well-appointed spaces that are kept deliberately neutral in their colour palette, with just the odd splash of green or coral lending a tropical edge; all being beautiful to look at. There’s a real sense of place here, with locally-inspired artworks, furnishings handmade from island wood and views of the surrounds maximised from large, floor-to-ceiling windows. Cool marble bathrooms, mood lighting, private balconies and soft bathrobes, Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, a separate tub and shower plus minibars all come as standard, while certain categories also include an outdoor Jacuzzi. Throughout all guestroom and suite categories, you’ll benefit from a range of garden, coastal or full sea views.

Garden-view Room

This 640sq ft room looks out over the resort’s verdant foliage from its balcony, and comes with a king-size bed.

Resort Room

The Resort Room has the same floorplan size (640sq ft) and features as the Garden-view option, though overlooks the Waianae Mountains from its balcony.

Partial Ocean-view Room

Admire views of the Pacific Ocean from this room category, which comes with either a king-size bed or twin setup, a 640sq ft floorplan and outdoor balcony.

Oceanfront Room

This room is located closer to the beach for uninterrupted ocean views, and also features a king-size bed or two doubles, 640sq ft of space and a furnished balcony.

Prime Corner Oceanfront Room

Prime Corner Oceanfront rooms provide their guests with an elevated vantage point across the beach from two generously-sized balconies. They also come with a 640sq ft floorplan and king-size bed.

Oceanfront Deluxe Room with Outdoor Spa Tub

With ocean views from the intimate patio garden and hot tub, this 640sq ft Deluxe Room is a great place to soak up the sun in style.

One-Bedroom Suite

Ranging between 1,200-1,400sq ft in size, the One-bedroom Suites are dotted throughout the property and offer a variety of vistas; either partial/full views of the ocean or Waianae Mountains. They come with living rooms, balconies, king-size beds, sofa beds and up to three bathrooms.

Pacific Suite

Soak in your own private plunge pool while enjoying the ocean views from this Pacific Suite, a 1,400sq ft sanctuary sporting a king-size bed, separate living room and two bathrooms.

The Residence

Featuring three separate guestrooms all with their own balcony, three bathrooms, a dining room and lounge spread over a staggering 4,070sq ft, the Residence is a palatial suite with views of both the mountains and ocean; heavenly.

Penthouse Suite

Perched up on the 17^th floor, and with a floorplan of 3,200sq ft, the Penthouse Suite is truly breathtaking. An oversized terrace looks directly out over the ocean and is beautifully decorated with flowers, while two bedrooms, two bathrooms plus powder room, formal dining area, kitchen and bar complete the picture.

Guest Rooms

Perfect for couples, these rooms feature a private balcony or terrace. Each room captures the hotel’s signature seven shades of white décor and offers plenty of natural light.

Facilities/Amenities

It should come as no surprise that the Four Seasons Oahu at Ko Olina is extremely well-equipped, ensuring that your every need is taken care of. Four pools – including one for families and an adults-only option – are an instant draw during hot afternoons, while a gym and Hawaiian spa with complimentary morning yoga will allow you to put health and wellbeing first. The Four Seasons goes that step further with its arrival and departure lounge, ensuring that you have a fuss-free check-in, and there are also two onsite boutiques, an inhouse portrait photographer and house car service available, tennis courts, a kids club and onsite championship golf course.

Restaurants & Bars

Mina’s Fish House

Dine with the stunning seascape before you at Mina’s Fish House. Prime seafood does not come fresher than this and with traditional local flavours thrown into the mix, you can really enjoy an authentic Hawaiian dish in this laidback eatery. Pair your plate with a tropical cocktail or perhaps a refreshing beer, many of which are brewed on the islands themselves.//

Dinner

La Hiki Kitchen

With many dishes prepared in traditional Hawaiian fashion, La Hiki uses locally grown, seasonal produce wherever possible to create innovative meals with a nostalgic nod to regional comfort food. This restaurant has views of both the pool and ocean, a stunning sight whether tucking into a scrumptious breakfast or enjoying a themed Hawaiian dinner.

Breakfast
Lunch

Noe

Noe presents the best of Italy on the shores of Oahu Island, serving fine dining food with distinct Italian influence in a sophisticated setting, paired wine and everything from homemade pasta to desserts seasoned with edible flowers on the menu.

Dinner

Activities & Entertainment

Slip on a wetsuit and pick up a surf board to spend time as the locals do, or perhaps try out paddle-boarding in the hotel’s own lagoon.

Whale watching, diving and fishing can all be arranged by your helpful concierge here; the treasure-trove of sea life in this part of the world knows no bounds. Further afield you can get an aerial view of the coast having hiked to the top of Diamond head, play a round of golf at the nearby Ko Olina club, visit Pearl Harbour or spend the day on the famous Waikiki Beach.

What’s more, the Four Seasons also operates a Wayfinders programme which is a series of workshops that allow you to delve into Hawaiian life through cookery, art, music, craft and activity. Go stargazing, learn to play the ukulele, paddle off in a traditional outrigger canoe or channel your inner artist with a painting class at the Four Seasons.