The Kahala Hotel & Resort
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Ring in 2011 in Honolulu with the Kahala's First Pineapple Drop
The ball drop in Times Square is so last decade—you know it's true when it's all about gimmicks like putting Jersey Shore guidette Snooki inside of the lit-up ball, hamster-style. The New Year's Eve tradition that's fistpump-free for 2011 is the first-time pineapple drop at the Kahala Hotel &...
December 27, 2010
It's Augustini Month At The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Who's thirsty? It's time for another installment of our Summer Cocktails series. All summer long we'll profile fun new summer drinks served at hotels around the world. Got one we should know about? Send us the recipe with a photo of the drink. Otherwise, enjoy and @reply us when...
August 13, 2010
Kahala Resort Goes Pet-Friendly; Will the New Carpets Love Poochie?
[Ed. Note: Alex Salkever is the founder / editor of Hawaiirama.com, a travel blog covering the islands.]As part of its eight-figure renovation quest, the legendary Kahala Resort on the South Shore of Oahu has decided to become a pet-friendly property. That means kitties and puppies (and other critters on leashes)...
April 22, 2008
Kahala Resort & Spa Losing Its Luster
[Ed. Note: Alex Salkever is the editor of Hawaii travel blog Hawaiirama.com and a general travel maven on all things Hawaii.]From a distance, you can't tell that this is no longer a Mandarin Oriental. Apparently the past year of switchover of the Kahala Resort & Spa from the Mandarin Oriental...
December 06, 2006
The Lanais Have It at the Kahala Resort
Hoku's Restaurant at the Kahala Resort in the tony Kahala district of Honolulu has long been a fine-dining beacon and a fave destination for chowhounds tromping across Oahu.Simply put, we like the food at Hoku's a lot. Chef Wayne Hirabayashi has long since earned his spurs in wrestling down big...
November 22, 2006
Emilie de Ravin Picks Her Favorite Oahu Hotel
Tough life huh? You have to play an island-stranded surrogate Mom on a hit show, and oh yeah, you have to live in Hawaii while shooting. Emilie de Ravin tells Travel Savvy magazine that she considers The Kahala Mandarin Oriental "paradise in paradise". Well, Claire, not everyone seems to...
October 13, 2005
Taking the Plunge is Scary
But looking forward to the Honeymoon can make pre-marital panic a tad more tolerable. Don't ask why we picked up a copy of InStyle Weddings (yes, yes, we are a bunch of starf***ers), but instead focus on the publications choices for the best Honeymoon getaways in the ever-popular newlywed...
September 30, 2005
Partner Reviews: The Kahala Hotel & Resort
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The celebrity hideout hotel in Hawaii!!! -
Chicken Club sammich. Yum! -
Check out the coconut cake. It is amazing! -
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Fathers day brunch! -
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Eat @Tokyo-Tokyo, Drinks @Veranda, stay in a Dolphin Lanai Room so you can watch the dolphins in the resort's private lagoon, bait with the sea turtles or the giant skate in the pools. BE IMPRESSED -
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The Kahala pancakes are sometimes served at the buffett. -
Whether you are staying at this resort or not, you can swim with the dolphins that they have in a private lagoon. -
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Best massage ever!
I came here for an impromptu honeymoon, even though I live here, and the spa treatment was AMAZING!!! Probably the best massage I've ever had. If you go, ask for the blonde German lady, she's very sweet and has magical hands. Can't wait to come back!
Dreamy
Just the right distance from the hustle and bustle of Waikiki, located in the secluded Kahala neighborhood. Taking naps in the king-size canopy bed with the tradewinds blowing into the room was great. Large rooms with parque wood floors and large bathrooms. Kids will love the dolphins in the lagoon. The restaurants onsite are great. We had dinner on the outside terrace overlooking the moonlit ocean while live hawaiian music played. I would stay there again in a heartbeat.
Definitely in my top 5
Wow, I was very impressed with this hotel. My room was big and nice with more amenities than I really could use. The service was fantastic, and the restaurants were great. The view from my room wasn't perfect (I saw quite a bit of roof for having a prime oceanview room), but I was paying a discount rate. By discount, we are talking $380, but actually if you have the money, this place is worth it. Oh, and it's near Waikiki, but not at Waikiki, so you get some peace and quiet.
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