The Manele Bay Hotel Lanai

Rating:     Lanai | Beach Front | Ultra Luxury

Call Us Today For Personal Service (800) 672-5620

The Manele Bay Hotel

This resort overlooks Hulopo'e Bay on the privately owned, 141-square-mile island of Lanai—an isolated Hawaiian paradise home to fewer than 2,800 residents and less than 30 miles of paved roads. Scuba sailing, winter whale-watching, and deep-sea fishing are popular activities, here. Amenities include eucalyptus steam rooms and red-cedar saunas. There are several themed gardens on site: Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, bromeliad, and Kama'aina.

Perched on the slopes above the white sand beach of Hulopo'e on the secluded island of Lanai is The Manele Bay Hotel a magnificent expression of Hawaiian kamaaina architecture combined with Mediterranean flair. The lavishly appointed 250 guest rooms and suites-13 of which have a full butler service emphasize the hotel's dramatic location with views of either lush gardens or the untamed Lanai coast. Furnishings that reflect the cosmopolitan heritage of Hawaii and include original works of Lanai artists, make the decor of each room unique and exceptional.

Five multilevel courtyard gardens expressing Japanese, Chinese, Polynesian, European and Hawaiian  themes give guests a feeling of serenity and harmony as they stroll by streams, ponds and waterfalls highlighted by exotic plants and flowers.

Unparalleled views accentuate the outstanding dining venues at The Manele Bay Hotel. There is a virtual kaleidoscope - from the Mediterranean style Hulopo'e Court for breakfast, lunch and dinner; the romantic ocean view setting of the Kailani Terrace for afternoon tea and cocktails; to the intimate Ihilani restaurant renowned for its exquisite Pacific Rim menu and heavenly Hawaiian Vintage Chocolate dessert.

For relaxing, there's a  freshwater pool with two Jacuzzis, an exclusive spa where guests can enjoy a workout or massage, and even a comfortable library for reading and contemplating. Resort activities which include sailing, snorkeling, scuba diving, game fishing, hiking, golf and tennis enable guests to discover why Lanai is regarded as an explorer's paradise and a holiday-maker's delight.

This hotel has 250 guestrooms, all of which have beds with quilted comforters and down pillows, facing an armoire with cable TV. Bathrooms have marble floors, double sinks, second telephone, makeup mirrors, bathrobes, slippers, thermostat-controlled showers, and separate marble soaking tubs. Full-length, mirror-covered sliding doors offer bathroom access to the closet, which is also accessible from the bedroom. A writing desk and chair with ottoman separate the bed from a private lanai furnished with lounge chairs. Air-conditioning automatically turns off when sliding glass doors open.

The Spa at Manele Bay, open daily from morning until evening, includes eucalyptus steam rooms and red-cedar saunas, manicure and pedicure stations, and a hair salon. Skin and body therapy offerings include seaweed body mask, pineapple citrus body polish, and alii banana coconut scrub.

The Hale Aheahe game room and cocktail lounge has two pool tables, a 32-inch cable TV, and complimentary pupus and music nightly. Children's programs are available daily; Tuesday and Friday night activities can be arranged, with 24 hours' advance notice.

The hotel's golf course, Challenge at Manele, was designed by Jack Nicklaus. Its 12th hole is positioned on a cliff 150 feet above the waves, with a 200-yard tee shot across the ocean. The beachfront hotel filled with Asian artifacts also features ocean or pool swimming, and snorkeling in Hulopo'e Bay; six tennis courts; complimentary fitness equipment; spa facilities for facial, hair, nail, and body treatments; and massage in ocean-view cabanas, garden hales, or guestrooms.
 

AMENITIES AT A GLANCE: