Flower Power: Hawaii Tropical Garden Hotels

“A complete escape from the daily grind doesn’t get more dreamy – or fragrant – than a break among the tropical gardens of Hawaii. Famous for its beautiful landscape, this archipelago has waterfalls, lush forests, golden sands and snow-capped mountains. There’s and adventure, history and culture on tap if you want it, but these hotels give you the chance to just kick back and enjoy your own flower-scented slice of Eden.

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Palms at Wailea Maui by Outrigger, Wailea, Maui
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The second largest Hawaiian island is famous for its sightings of migrating humpback whales. This Mediterranean-style complex has a large, whale-shaped pool among lush tropical gardens. You can choose from a number of one or two-bed condos, and both garden and ocean-view villas have patios with barbeque grills where you can soak up the flower-scented surroundings. Palms at Wailea Maui is just half a mile from Mokapu and Wailea Beaches, and the Kula Botanical Gardens are well worth a visit.

If you want to see more hotels in Wailea, visit our Wailea hotels page.

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Four Seasons Resort, Lanai
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Owned by billionaire Larry Ellison, Lanai is less developed than other islands in the archipelago, which makes for unspoilt exploring. The dreamy Four Seasons Resort sits in one of its prime locations: the white sands of Hulopoe Beach, which is Hawaii’s smallest public beach. Beautiful botanical gardens surround pavilion-style buildings, with secluded areas for lounging, pools and hot tubs. With excellent family activities and kids club, this is an ocean-side paradise for all the family.

If you want to see more hotels in Lanai City, visit our Lanai City hotels page.

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The Royal Hawaiian, Waikiki, Honolulu
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Celebrating its 90th birthday in 2017, The Royal Hawaiian was one of Hawaii’s first hotels in a new era of luxurious resort travel to Hawaii. Since in 1927, it’s been renovated and modernised, but still retains its distinctive character. Standing impressively on Waikiki Beach, ‘the Pink Palace’ has private beachfront cabanas and guest rooms looking out across Diamond Head. You can enjoy a weekly luau, relax in the tropical garden, and health spa, and dine out on fresh seafood at the oceanfront restaurant.

If you want to see more hotels in Waikiki, visit our Waikiki hotels page.

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Grand Wailea, a Waldorf Astoria Resort, Wailea, Maui
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With 40 acres of lush tropical gardens, the Grand Wailea has been carefully designed to exclude the outside world and immerse you in paradise. Relaxation is the order of the day with ocean views, a sumptuous spa and an adults-only pool. For something more adventurous, check out the impressive lagoon pools, lava slide and ‘Fishpipe’ which claims to be the world’s first rotating barrel ride.

If you want to see more hotels in Wailea, visit our Wailea hotels page.

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Hilton Waikoloa Village, Hawaii
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On the sunny Kohala Coast of the Big Island, Hilton Waikoloa Village is a sprawling oceanfront resort set in 62 acres of ‘rainless rainforest’. It really is a village, with a world-class spa, two golf courses, award-winning restaurants and bars, shops and even air-conditioned trams. Activities include dolphins encounters, a 175-foot waterslide, and – of course – traditional Hawaiian luaus. With so much to do, we suggest chatting with the hotel’s knowledgeable concierges when you check in. They’ll help you plan the perfect stay.

If you want to see more hotels in Waikoloa, visit our Waikoloa hotels page.”