Four Seasons Oahu: the most luxurious hotel in Ko Olina

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In a nutshell: Luxury on the Ko Olina lagoon with this stunning Four Seasons property. 

Overview of Four Seasons Oahu

Enjoy luxury on lagoon 1 in Ko Olina. The Four Seasons Oahu delivers a stunning and memorable experience on the leeward coast of Oahu. With four pools, five restaurants, a large spa, tennis courts and more, there is so much to love about this resort. 

Four Seasons Oahu Location

Enjoy the Four Seasons Oahu’s sunny spot on lagoon one in Ko Olina, a resort development on the sunny leeward side of Oahu. Located 30 minutes west of the Honolulu airport and 45 minutes from Waikiki, Ko Olina is a bit secluded and it can take a while to get to other sights on the island. But you trade lack of accessibility for a dreamy, sunny, beach resort location.

Highlights of the Four Seasons Oahu

Pools

The four seasons has four pools, with a little something for everyone:

• Keiki pool: in the center of the courtyard overlooking the lagoon, you’ll find the large keiki pool
• Infinity pool: adults only and located far enough away from the keiki pool that things are wonderfully quiet
• Ohana pool: a pool that everyone can enjoy
• Spa & Wellness pool: head to the spa and wellness pool to get some laps in during your stay

Rooms

There are plenty of room configurations and options at the Four Seasons Oahu. Choose from a standard (but large!) guest room coming in at 640 square feet to their one bedroom suites and family residences. 

Standard guest rooms are spacious and all come with private balconies. Plus you get to enjoy a customizable Four Seasons bed, with your choice of mattress topper. The rooms are stylish and well-done, living up to the high Four Seasons standards. Groundfloor, oceanfront rooms also offer an outdoor private spa tub in a garden oasis. 

If you need a bit more space, the resort offers junior suites that are 1,000 square feet in size and one bedroom suites that will give you 1,400 square feet.

Restaurants

There are a number of delicious on-site restaurants, including:

• Mina’s Fish House: a seafood restaurant featuring creations from James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Mina. 
• La Hiki: open-air dining poolside
• Noe: serving up Italian fare for dinner
• Waterman Bar: located along the Ohana pool
• Hokulea: a chic, open-air coffee bar
• Dr. Mai Tai’s: a swim up bar next to the infinity pool

Activities

You won’t get bored staying at the Four Seasons Oahu. Some of their excellent activities include: 

• Stars Above Hawaii: the resorts weekly stargazing program
• Four Seasons Wayfinders: a hands on masterclass series featuring classes like lei making, hula dancing, resin painting and more. 
• Snorkel and stand up paddling: head to the lagoon for snorkeling and stand up paddling
• Sunrise yoga: head to the ocean lawn for sunrise yoga every morning

Other Amenities

• Fitness Center: enjoy fitness classes or the large fitness center with separate mens and womens locker rooms, complete with saunas and steam rooms. 
• Tennis Center: on the roof of the spa you’ll find a tennis center with five plexi-pave courts. Grab a pro and get out there!
• Spa: many hotels on Oahu have spas, but the Four Seasons Naupaka Spa and Wellness center offers an extensive treatment menu. You can even enjoy your massage in an open air hale. 

Four Seasons Oahu Review: why we love it

• Kids Club: If you’re traveling with kids, they are not forgotten at this resort. Kids ages 5-12 can enjoy the complimentary Camp Kohola kids club where they’ll stay busy with arts, crafts, and games. 
• Proximity to Ko Olina station and Center: Ko Olina has great food options (like Monkeypod) in Ko Olina Station and Ko Olina Center, located outside of the resorts. While the Beach Villas and the Marriott are at least a 10 minute walk away, the Four Seasons is a quick stroll to all of the dining options available. 
• Outstanding service: the customer service at this Four Seasons and the others in Hawaii is unmatched. The staff are genuinely friendly and caring and they go above and beyond to ensure your trip is a great one. 
• No resort fee: Resort fees are standard in Hawaii, so finding a resort that doesn’t charge the mandatory resort fee is refreshing. The Four Seasons Oahu does not charge a nightly resort fee. 

See More of the Four Seasons Ko Olina

We share details and footage of the Four Seasons in our Ko Olina Guide video and again in our 4 of the Best Luxury Hotels on Oahu. Watch the luxury resort video below, the Four Seasons section starts at 11:00.

Things to Know Before Booking the Four Seasons Oahu

• Valet parking only: If you’re hoping to self-park your car, you’re out of luck. The Four Seasons Oahu only offers overnight valet parking at $48 per night (as of December 2022). 
• Lagoon one is crowded: There are four man-made lagoons in Ko Olina and the Four Seasons Oahu sits on lagoon 1. Also on lagoon 1 is Disney’s Aulani. So with two large hotels sharing one lagoon, it is the most crowded of the four. 
• Luxury price tag: Staying at the Four Seasons comes with so many fantastic amenities. But those amenities come with a luxury price tag. Be prepared for prices to be very high during peak months.

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