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Why we love it
Avid travelers know that Four Seasons hotels and resorts exude luxury, and the Four Seasons Hualalai on the Big Island in Hawaii is no exception. What we love the most is how the rooms offer a feeling of seclusion—as though you're the only one taking in what the Big Island has to offer. Once finished exploring the beach, the resort's six pools, spa, the renowned Jack Nicklaus golf course, the expansive island art collection and exceptional dining amenities, the rooms offer a perfect place to kick back and relax while taking in the scenic sunset.
The style of the resort itself is inspired by common mid-1900s Hawaiian architecture. The guest rooms, located in bungalow-style buildings, are truly inspired by Big Island's environment, with bamboo, thatch and slate used predominantly in both design and decor. Cherry wood doors open wide to the view of the bright blue North Kona Coast and its beautiful beaches.
The rooms have a very laidback quality, which mimics the feel of the island. Crisp white bed linens topped with sand-coloured throws, soft-coloured walls and bright windows offer an open, light and airy quality to the rooms.
We also love the minimalist approach to wall hangings, furniture and upholstery. The lack of distraction instills a sense of wellbeing and truly allows for some rest and relaxation.
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