Halekulani

Halekulani is a 453-room luxury oceanfront hotel occupying five acres of Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii. Its origins trace to the 1907 Hau Tree residential hotel, and the property has operated as a Waikiki landmark for more than a century, accumulating more than 500 awards in that time. The hotel operates in luxury hospitality, spanning lodging, dining, spa and wellness, weddings and events, meetings and conferences, and tourism.

Revenue lines are spread across several distinct businesses. Guestrooms and lanais overlook the ocean, gardens and Diamond Head. Dining includes La Mer, a AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five Star restaurant, alongside Orchids and House Without a Key, a venue for Hawaiian entertainment and sunset cocktails. SpaHalekulani, fitness facilities, and meeting and wedding venues add further commercial segments, supported by a Les Clefs d'Or concierge team and cultural programming celebrating Hawaiian heritage.

The property's physical identity rests in part on its signature mosaic-tiled swimming pool, made up of approximately 1.2 million tiles. Service is organised around a refined, traditional ethos that has been maintained across the hotel's long history on Waikiki Beach, on the island of Oahu.