Four Seasons Resorts Lanai at Manele Bay Is a Twenty Minutedrive South of Lanai City and Less Than a 5 Minute Drive,north of Manele Harbo... more »
Four Seasons Resorts Lanai at Manele Bay Is a Twenty Minutedrive South of Lanai City and Less Than a 5 Minute Drive,north of Manele Harbor. Down By the Sea, Crowing Red Lavacliffs, the Majestic Four Seasons Resorts Lanai at Manelebay Embraces Both the Languor of the Tropics and Therefinement of Asia and the Mediterranean. Mere Steps Awayfrom the Long Arch of Hulopoe Beach Named Americans Mostmost Beautiful Shore the Resort Is Perfectly Situate Forexploration of Lanais Spectacular Coast or the Many Naturalattraction Further Inland. Ranked No.4 in 2004 Among Hawaiiresorts By the Conde Nast Traveler, the Best Places in Theworld To Stay, the Resort Has Inspired Devotion in Theworlds Most Discriminating Travelers, Who Return Again Andagain For Luxurious Accommodations, Sensational Activities,gourmet Cuisine and the Promise of Rejuvenation.
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Four Seasons Lana'i at Manele Bay has a relaxed island feel, and the rooms and suites feature up-to-the-minute technology including LCD television sets and high-speed Internet access. Some rooms overlook the Resort's landscaped gardens, while others offer views over Hulopo'e Bay and the Pacific Ocean. All rooms have a comfortably furnished, private lanai - a terrace or balcony - from which to enjoy the surroundings. Spacious bathrooms offer typical Four Seasons amenities: a marble double-basin vanity, deep soaking tub and separate glass-enclosed shower stall. The restaurant has the Pacific Ocean as the backdrop with a menu of contemporary Italian cuisine and fine wines. The swimming pool offers an alternative to the ocean and beach, with service by the pool. Ice water, Evian spritzes, chilled towels and amenities are regularly offered by pool attendants. Next to the pool are two whirlpools and there are also steam and sauna rooms in the Spa. A luxurious and relaxing location to be.
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Surrounded by lavish gardens, The Manele Bay Hotel sits high above the island?s most beautiful white sand beach and along sparkling Hulopo?e Bay, a marine conservation area prized by divers and snorkelers for its vivid tropical reef fish. Rich red lava cliffs and rock formations along the coastline provide a dramatic contrast to the blue-green waters of the sea below. This picturesque setting and romantic ambience has captivated discerning travelers from around the world and earned The Manele Bay Hotel recognition by Condé Nast Traveler Readers? Choice Poll and 2002 Gold List, as one of the "Worlds Best Places to Stay." Our seaside resort has consistently been awarded top honors for location, décor, and service. Special Conditions From April 13 to April 25, 2004, The Challenge at Manele Golf Course will be closed for aerification. The course will re-open on April 15, 2004, but will be in a recovery process for approximately 2 weeks. The Experience at Koele Golf Course will be open for play. From May 11 to May 12, 2004, The Experience at Koele Golf Course will be closed for aerification. The course will re-open on May 13, 2004, but will be in a recovery process for approximately 2 weeks. The Challenge at Manele Golf Course will be open for play. From July 27 to July 28, 2004, The Challenge at Manele Golf Course will be closed for aerification. The course will re-open on July 29, 2004, but will be in a recovery process for approximately 2 weeks. The Experience at Koele Golf Course will be open for play. From October 5 to October 6, 2004, The Challenge at Manele Golf Course will be closed for aerification. The course will re-open on October 7, 2004, but will be in a recovery process for approximately 2 weeks. The Experience at Koele Golf Course will be open for play. From November 2 to November 3, 2004, The Experience at Koele Golf Course will be closed for aerification. The course will re-open on November 4, 2004, but will be in a recovery process for approximately 2 weeks. The Challenge at Manele Golf Course will be open for play.
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Surrounded by lavish gardens, the Manele Bay Hotel sits high above the white sand beach of Hulop'e Bay on the island of Lana'i, overlooking the nearby island of Kaho'olawe. Brilliant red lava cliffs and rock formations provide a dramatic contrast to the blue-green waters of the sea below. Sixth largest of the major Hawaiian islands, Lana'i is approximately 13 miles wide and 19 miles long, with ground elevations varying from sea level to more than 3,400 feet. Hulop'e Bay, Lana'i's finest white sand beach, is a 10-minute drive from quaint Lana'i City, the islands only town. Secluded Lana'i has only 2,800 full-time residents and miles of untouched beaches. Two resorts have been developed by Castle & Cooke, Inc., as part of an overall plan for Lana'i geared to the diversifying the island's economic base for the benefit of its residents and the preservation of its unique environment. The Manele Bay Hotel's 250 luxury guest rooms and suites feature spectacular views of the ocean and Lana'i's dramatic coastline. The elegant two-story buildings reflect a blend of Hawaii's traditional Kama'aina and Mediterranean architectures, with arcaded loggias sloping roofs. Formal gardens and multi-level, lavishly landscaped courtyards create a vivid contrast to the sea and shore. ** CHILDREN 15 AND UNDER SHARE ADULTS ROOM FREE IF NO ADDITIONAL BEDDING IS REQUIRED. **
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30 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This was our second trip to Manele Bay and it was definitely worth it!
The hotel setting is breathtaking, it’s on a beautiful bay with a perfect white sand beach. The room and bathroom were very large and nicely furnished, with a great patio. The resort has three great restaurants and a nice open-air bar. Other amenities include a new gym overlooking the bay, a full-service spa, an awesome golf course, easy hiking and snorkeling.
It’s probably my favorite resort destination on Earth!
I wouldn't normally review a hotel that
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Posted Apr 24, 2006
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I wouldn't normally review a hotel that I haven't stayed the night in, but as the two Four Season resorts are fundamental stops in your visit of Lanai, I thought I should mention something about them. The first thing I will say is that if you can...
33 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We stayed at the Manele Bay Hotel shortly after 9/11 so we got a really good rate, and the hotel was not very crowded. I have heard that the hotel has gone downhill in recent years, but when we were there, it was a spectacular place. (Note: I hear that Four Seasons has bought the resort and is doing massive renovations, so it should be an excellent resort once again in 2006.)
Our room was on the ground level near the pool, and was nicely decorated and had great amenities. The pool is very lavish and is about 100 feet above the beach area and has a great view of Manele Bay. We went down to the beach on most days. The beach is removed from the hotel, so it can be preserved in its natural state. I was able to snorkel among the wild dolphins that come into the bay throughout the day (I was able to keep up with them for oh, about 5 seconds!)
I played the Challenge at Manele Golf Course, which has some very senic holes right on the cliffs of the island. It's expensive, but a great course. There's also a walking trail along these cliffs that makes a great morning walk.
Dining options are great, but limited. We liked the golf course club house for dinner as a more casual option. We also dined at the Logdge at Koele, which is recommended, too. Breakfast buffet is really nice and has all you could want.
Make sure to walk out beyond the beach to the large rock that extends into the Pacific - it's a great place to watch the sunset!
Lanai was a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of the city. We got exactly what we were looking for - sparsely populated beaches, pristine waters, and relaxing atmosphere. There are hiking paths near the hotel, you can see Maui and...
The second visit of a lifetime
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Posted Apr 11, 2005
Good
I enjoyed my stay at the Manele Bay Hotel for the most part. The staff was friendly and courteous for the most part but quite dumb about local customs and lore.The food would have been acceptable at one tenth the price.I have rated the hotel "good...
If you want quality beach time, without fearing you'll miss out on something else, come here. The hotel is situated on the beautiful Manele Bay. Picture post card perfect beach, uncrowded, unspoiled. There is not much to do on this quaint tiny (I ...
The Manele Bay is absolutely wonderful. We stayed there for our honeymoon and had a flawless experience. The service was impeccable. The staff was friendly and helpful, but not overbearing. The decor was elegant but not stuffy. There were many...
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