A Place Where Privacy is a Studied Art Form

The Halekulani caters to platinum card Crusoes who need the internet and hot tubs that could take a rugby team. Make no mistake, this hotel has made waves since it debuted on Waikiki. I love the contemporary sculptures on the grounds - created by the use of raw and rough materials such as stone and exotic wood.

Privacy is an art form at The Halekulani. Hidden among the banyan trees, guests walk the hibiscus-strewn pathways and the winds sighing below as though you were in heaven. Across the sun deck is a lounge featuring hand-made artifacts that traders might have collected around the Indian Ocean. This hotel is all about learning the real meaning of getting away from it all. Perfect for escapists who want to chill out and enjoy the friendly, lazy rhythm of island life.

The Halekulani

2199 Kalia Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
1-(800) 367-2343

By Si Si Penaloza, Editorial Director, WOMAN.ca

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