Oahu at Ko Olina
Upscale Hawaiian resort: warm tropical interiors with banana-leaf wall coverings, locally sourced wood furnishings, and traditional island art. Residential in feel — not flashy. Big enough to have serious amenities, compact enough that nothing is a hike.
Club rooms include Club Lounge access for all registered guests — no per-person upcharge. Worth the premium for families.
Why It Matters
Forbes named the Penthouse Suite 'the most dramatic of all hotel suites on any of the Hawaiian Islands.' The Club Lounge is the largest in the entire Four Seasons global portfolio. James Beard Award-winning Chef Michael Mina anchors the dining program at Mina's Fish House.
On Oahu's calm, sun-soaked Leeward Coast — a solid 35-minute drive west of Waikiki — this resort sits on 17 oceanfront acres facing a sheltered lagoon with the Wai'anae Mountains at its back. Four pools, eight food and beverage venues, a 35,000-square-foot spa, and 371 rooms all feed into a single self-contained compound. Ko Olina means 'place of joy' in Hawaiian, and the resort earns it: dolphin pods pass offshore, sunsets hit differently on the west side, and you genuinely don't need to leave the property.
Where You'll Stay
12 room types available
Club Deluxe Room with Outdoor Spa Tub
A Club category room — so you get all-day Club Lounge access — plus a private outdoor spa tub on the lanai. That combination of 640 sq ft indoors, an 86 sq ft lanai with soaking tub, and Club Lounge privileges makes this one of the more compelling mid-tier picks for couples.
One king bed · 59 sqm
Club Oceanfront Room
Direct oceanfront views plus Club Lounge access. At 640 sq ft with an 86 sq ft balcony, it's the same size as the standard oceanfront room but layered with the Club experience: all-day refreshments, dedicated concierge, and curated culinary offerings in the lounge.
One king or two double beds · 59 sqm
Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite
Running between 1,400 and 2,040 sq ft with a 160 sq ft private balcony, this is the go-to for families or couples who want serious space and direct ocean views. Separate living room is big enough for a movie night. Leave the lanai doors open at night and fall asleep to the sound of the ocean.
One king bed · 130 sqmOceanfront Room
Full oceanfront exposure. The same 640 sq ft room but looking straight out over the Pacific. West-facing means evening sunsets from your balcony every single night. Popular and books up quickly.
One king or two double beds · 59 sqmOceanfront Studio Suite
A step up from the rooms: 1,000 sq ft of west-facing space with the pools and beach directly outside the balcony. Separate living and sleeping areas with an oversized spa-like bathroom — good for washing off after a day in the lagoon. Sofabed makes it workable for families with one child.
One king or two double beds · 92 sqmPacific Suite
One of the resort's specialty suites, averaging 1,400 sq ft with a 160 sq ft lanai and a private plunge pool. Banana-leaf wall coverings and traditionally inspired Hawaiian decor throughout the bedroom and living area. Club Lounge access included. A strong choice for a romantic stay — or anyone who wants their own private pool without going all the way to the Penthouse.
One king bed · 130 sqmPartial Ocean-View Room
Same footprint as the Resort Room — 640 sq ft plus an 86 sq ft balcony — but with a partial ocean view. Available with king or two doubles. Good mid-tier option for families who want a glimpse of the Pacific without paying oceanfront rates.
One king or two double beds · 59 sqmPenthouse Suite
The top of the property, literally and figuratively. On the 17th floor, 3,200 sq ft of interior space opens onto an 800 sq ft private terrace with panoramic ocean views in every direction. Forbes called it 'the most dramatic of all hotel suites on any of the Hawaiian Islands.' Sleeps up to 6 adults, with one sofabed, one rollaway, and one crib also available. Full Club Lounge access.
Two king beds · 297 sqmPrime Corner Oceanfront Room
Two sets of large sliding glass doors open onto a corner lanai, giving you sweeping ocean views in two directions. Forbes flagged this as one of the resort's standout rooms. The corner position catches more breeze and more sky than a standard oceanfront room.
One king bed · 59 sqmResort Room
The entry-level room, but don't let that fool you. At 640 sq ft with a private lanai averaging 86 sq ft, it's a genuinely spacious base. Banana-leaf wall coverings, local-wood furnishings, and island-inspired decor. Views look over the resort grounds rather than the ocean. Sofabed or crib available.
One king bed · 59 sqmSunset Suite
Closest rooms to the ocean on the property, available in one-, two-, and three-bedroom configurations. All include Club Lounge access. At 1,400 sq ft plus a 160 sq ft lanai, these face due west — the sunset views here are a real event every evening. Best suite option for larger groups or multi-generational families.
One king bed · 130 sqmThe Residence
The largest accommodation on the property at 4,070 sq ft. Three king bedrooms, each able to accommodate a rollaway and two cribs, making this a genuine option for extended families. Hawaiian art and decor throughout; designed to feel residential rather than like a hotel suite.
Three king beds · 378 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
8 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Weekly series featuring Oahu's west coast cultural practitioners and artisans. Sessions cover Polynesian navigation and astronomy, lei making, lauahala weaving, hula dancing, and resin painting. Run by Native Hawaiian cultural storytellers — not a tourist performance. Genuinely educational.
Ongoing gallery exhibition celebrating Native Hawaiian visual artists. Current resident: Haunani Hess, a self-taught Native Hawaiian artist drawing from Hawaii's natural beauty, textile patterns, and subconscious expression. Running since 2017.
Complimentary keiki (children's) activity program with an educational, laid-back Hawaiian feel. Takes full advantage of the resort's outdoor grounds. Kids For All Seasons programming runs for ages 5–12; the Young Adult Centre serves ages 12 and up. Babysitting available for younger children.
Adjacent, Ted Robinson-designed 18-hole course with exceptional water features, multi-tier greens, and large landing areas. Golf Digest ranked it in the top 75 resort courses in the United States. Four Seasons guests have privileged access. Golf lessons, a pro shop, and a clubhouse on-site.
Hands-on cocktail crafting class with the resort's bar team. Learn the techniques behind the resort's signature tropical drinks.
Four Seasons' exclusive surf package: guided journey from Ko Olina to Wai Kai, home to the world's largest deep-water standing wave. Includes private surf instruction with coach Kekoa, VIP transportation, and a culinary finale at an iconic local restaurant.
Glide across the lagoon in a traditional Polynesian outrigger canoe. A signature activity that ties into the resort's Hawaiian cultural programming.
Complimentary stand-up paddleboard rentals from the beach services team. The sheltered Ko Olina lagoon is flat and calm — great for beginners and kids.
Scuba diving excursions arranged through resort concierge. Not in the lagoon — venturing out to proper dive sites off Oahu's west coast.
Snorkel tours available from the beach. The lagoon itself has some marine life, and guided snorkel sail tours venture further out.
Catamaran and sunset cruise tours arranged through the resort. A natural extension of the west-side location — sunsets here are a genuine spectacle.
Take the controls (or ride along) in a vintage U.S. Navy SNJ-5C Warbird — Hawaii's only aircraft of its kind still flying. The 40-minute scenic route covers Pearl Harbor, Dillingham Air Field, Ford Island, and Hickam Air Force Base. A remarkable step outside typical resort activities.
Four dedicated pickleball courts plus weekly skills and drills classes. Private lessons available with on-site instructors. Courts sit on the upper levels of the spa building with ocean and mountain views.
Three plexi-pave courts on the sixth floor of Naupaka Spa & Wellness Centre, surrounded by ocean and mountain views. Private lessons with tennis pros, and the resort will match you with an opponent based on your skill level.
Evening stargazing experience with a guide and telescope, set in the resort's gardens. The west-side location away from Honolulu's light pollution gives noticeably better sky views.
Early morning yoga sessions with Wellness Specialist Adam Brewer. Set against the backdrop of an Oahu sunrise — one of the better ways to start a vacation day.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Sheltered white-sand beach on a protected lagoon — calm, family-safe water with no surf. Beach attendants, chairs, sunscreen, and water provided. Paddleboards complimentary.
Full-service Naupaka Hair & Nail Boutique offering cuts, blowouts, balayage, color, updos, braiding, and nail services (mani/pedi, gel, polish change).
At 2,192 sq ft, the largest Club Lounge in the Four Seasons global portfolio. Pacific Ocean and coastline views. All-day refreshments, curated culinary presentations throughout the day, and a dedicated Club Concierge. Reserved exclusively for Club room and suite guests.
Complimentary premium Wi-Fi throughout all guest rooms and public areas.
Full in-room dining menu available around the clock. Pro tip: you can order from this menu to your pool chair, not just your room.
Traditional on-site wedding chapel — a small stone structure with a wood bridge over a trickling stream. Intimate and charming for island weddings. Larger events use the oceanfront Lagoon Lawn.
Within Naupaka Spa & Wellness Centre. State-of-the-art cardio machines, free weights, strength training equipment (Peloton bikes included). Personal trainers available. Opens onto the outdoor fitness area.
A dedicated lounge for early arrivals and late departures — furnished waiting area with shower facilities and amenities. No need to pay for an extra night just to freshen up.
Privileged access to the Ko Olina Marina for boat charters, deep-sea fishing, and sailing tours.
Valet parking on-site. Kamaaina (Hawaii resident) discounted rate at approximately $27/day.
Resort welcomes pets weighing 25 lbs (11.3 kg) or less. Pets must be leashed in public areas. Not permitted in restaurants, pools, or beach. Additional fees may apply.
In-house photography studio for resort portrait sessions. Set against the resort's beaches, gardens, and sunset backdrop. Book via +1 (808) 679-3063 or email.
Adults-only infinity-edge pool (largest of its kind on Oahu), family Ohana Pool, Keiki Pool (steps from the lagoon and beach), and Spa & Wellness lap pool. Luxury cabanas available for rent at the adult pool, designed by artist Gray Malin.
On-site fashion boutique selling resort wear and accessories for men, women, and children. High-end, resort-priced.
Separate men's and women's wet rooms, each with a whirlpool, sauna, and steam room. Pool deck also has an outdoor whirlpool.
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