More than you imagined, more than you knew, Oahu is a rich and rewarding destination. Beyond the turquoise waters, the pristine beaches, and the
razor-edged mountains, there's a legacy of royalty, a delicious blend of Pacific influences and the luxurious pace of island relaxation.
Oahu is the sun and fun capital of the Hawaiian islands with an array of sea, land and sporting activities from which to choose. Visitors will
enjoy hiking through rainforests, biking along mountain ranges and swimming in the azure blue waters of the Pacific. These activities are
excellent vehicles to explore the environment, history and experience the culture of the island.
Hawaii's most populated island -- 75% of the state's 1.1 million residents call Oahu home -- is also its most exciting, offering an eclectic blend
of people, customs, and cuisines. On the south side of Oahu, in the shadow of Diamond Head volcanic peak, Waikiki is a 2.5-mile hot spot with scores
of restaurants, seemingly endless shopping, and nearly 120 hotels and condominiums. Nature lovers will appreciate the majestic highlands that cross
the island. Eons of erosion by wind and weather have carved these ranges' sculptured, jagged peaks, deep valleys, sheer green cliffs, and
dynamic vistas. At the base of these mountains more than 50 beach parks lie draped like a beautiful lei, each one known for a different ocean
activity: snorkeling, bodysurfing, swimming, or windsurfing.
A counterpoint to this tropical splendor is Honolulu, the state's capital and the nation's eleventh-largest city. Modern skyscrapers stand directly
across from the Aloha Tower, which was built in 1926 and was, until the early 1960s, the tallest structure in Honolulu. Old structures have found
new meaning here: Today's governor's mansion, built in 1846, was the home of Queen Lili'uokalani until her death in 1917. Even amid Honolulu's
urban development, you are never more than a glimpse from an ocean or mountain view that can take your breath away.
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JW Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa at Ko Olina
JW Marriott Ihilani is positioned on the first of four magnificent lagoon sites. The hotel overlooks one of the finest white sand beaches in all
of Hawaii. Views of the Pacific, our lagoons, and saltwater Hawaiian ponds are predominant in the unique environment.
Luxury suites include one Presidential Suite, one Beachfront Suite, ten Ihilani Suites, three Pacific Suites, one Lagoon Junior Suite, and
twenty Naupaka Junior Suites.
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The six Deluxe Spa rooms with private garden terrace lanais feature outdoor spas. Two pools, four distinctive
restaurants, lounges, world-class boutiques, state-of-the-art meeting facilities, an exceptional full service health spa, tennis club, beauty
salon and a licensed, year-round children's program facility, and championship golf course complete the outstanding guest offerings.
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Renaissance Ilikai Waikiki Hotel
An ocean front resort overlooking the beautiful Ala Wai Yacht Harbor at the gateway to Waikiki Beach. We have completed our $27 million dollar
renovation that includes a new Tropical open air main lobby and port cochere, Canoes Restaurant contemporary design with Hawaiian flare and
an enlarge relaxing pool area with new whirlpool & poolside bar with breathtaking view of the ocean and sunsets.
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The majority of our rooms have been renovated in its entirety with some rooms in the Ilikai tower being completed. The hotel is located minutes
from downtown Honolulu and one block from the Hawaii Convention Center and world famous Ala Moana Shopping center.
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Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
Directly across from world famous Waikiki Beach, the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort enchants guests with more than five acres of tropical beauty.
Here, the Marriott tradition blends with the Aloha Spirit to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
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The above hotels are only sampling of those available through our extensive travel network. Contact your DWT destination specialist for a full
listing of hotels at your desired destination.
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