Best Hawaii Honeymoon Resorts

Situated on the lava-filled Kona-Kohala coast, Four Seasons Resort Hualālai delivers the ultimate in Hawaiian luxury. The remarkable landscape, the intimate pools, and the abundance of activities makes for an unforgettable honeymoon experience.

The Four Seasons Resort Hualālai promises oceanfront splendor with a focus on sustainability. An array of exclusive suites and villas—including the Makaloa Villa and the Ho'onanea Villa, both of which feature private beachfront access—deliver optimal privacy for newlywed couples. Five restaurants and a snack bar serve a regional menu of seafood, sushi, steak, pastries, and ice cream. King’s Pond, Hualālai’s signature 1.8-million-gallon swimmable aquarium, offers a protective cove for snorkeling lessons. And the resort's stunning beach, with its white sand and lava rock outcroppings, is the perfect place to relax, explore, and swim in the sheltered coves.

The Ritz-Carlton's vacation packages include four days and three nights, complete with a continental breakfast, a light lunch, heavy early evening appetizers, and free alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages all day long. You also get private concierge service, access to a private lounge, and complimentary newspapers and internet.

Maui's Ritz-Carlton Kapalua sits on 54 lush acres and overlooks the Pacific Ocean. It features an array of meandering pools that offer the perfect place to relax and unwind. Couples seeking luxury can book the 2,560-square-foot Ritz-Carlton Suite, which boasts a large bedroom, two balconies, and a separate living space. The hotel's secluded beach offers breathtaking mountain views, and on-site gourmet dining at six distinctive restaurants makes it possible to enjoy your luxury getaway without leaving the resort.

With its world-class Anara Spa, Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort is one of the most exclusive resorts on Kauai. The hotel's superb poolside service and spacious suites—complete with refined furnishings and premium bathroom amenities—make it the most luxurious of the bunch.

The island of Kauai is as exclusive as it gets, and the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa has an ideal location with lush, tropical grounds and gorgeous views from every direction. Several room options are ideal for a luxury honeymoon, from the posh Presidential Suite to the 1,500-square-foot Royal Suite with an oversized bathroom, a wine chiller, and a cozy reading nook. Honeymooners can spend time relaxing in the saltwater lagoon, play a round of championship golf, or book any number of couples treatments at the resort's upscale Anara Spa.

Andaz Maui's private beach cove on the famous Mokapu Beach has crystal blue waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and a wide swath of sand on which to sunbathe. The property is also the start of the Wailea Beach Walk, a coastal trail that extends south to Polo Beach. 

With a spectacular location in South Maui, the Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort offers the perfect spot for couples celebrating their happily ever after. Private oceanfront villas are available, as well as the 1,500-square-foot Premier Suite with a separate living area and kitchenette. The hotel itself sits on 15 beachfront acres with direct access to Mokapu Beach, a stunning mountain backdrop, farm-to-table dining, and an on-site spa. Couples who crave privacy can rent a poolside cabana or unwind at the adults-only tranquility pool.

The comparatively small 121-room Ko’a Kea Resort delivers an intimate experience with its boutique-style accommodations and amenities, including a pool and tiki bar, beachside yoga, and an on-site adventure center.

Kauai's Ko’a Kea Hotel & Resort sits along Poipu Beach in Kauai and features an array of rooms and suites primed for romance. Options include an oceanfront suite with a separate living area and an enormous soaking tub, as well as custom robes and slippers. On-site dining features fresh, local favorites, like vanilla bean seared mahi and ahi tuna, and the on-site spa has a romantic couples suite you can book to escape the world while you enjoy lavish treatments.

The Moana Hotel, which opened in 1901, was the very first hotel on Waikiki Beach. Over the years, and with the addition of the Surfrider Hotel property, the resort has experienced several renovations, expansions, and restorations.

Couples who want to explore Honolulu and Waikiki during their special trip should check out the Moana Surfrider, a Westin Resort & Spa. This iconic beachfront property is home to Waikiki's only oceanfront spa, as well as the renowned Beach Bar. Rooms geared to couples include the Tower Ocean Suites, which boast a separate bedroom and living area and extraordinary ocean views. The property's location along the main drag, Kalākaua Avenue, makes it ideal for couples who want to enjoy nightlife and the city's best dining as they celebrate their big day.

You'll never want to leave your romantic room at the Four Seasons Resort Maui, with its customizable mattress, private lanai, and sunken bathtub. The adults-only serenity pool also offers couples a romantic reprieve.

This five-star luxury resort is home to giant suites and guest rooms which often come with upgraded amenities like air purification systems, marble bathrooms, and 180-degree oceanfront views. Couples can also choose to rent 81 different cabanas—some oceanfront and some poolside—or enjoy watersports, like stand-up paddleboarding, on the adjacent white sand beach. The adults-only serenity pool also provides a respite from the rest of the resort, as well as a spot for quiet romance and bonding.

Executive chef Bryan McMahon, who runs the acclaimed The Restaurant at Hotel Wailea and The Treehouse, worked with Wolfgang Puck's Fine Dining Group for a decade. The resort's dining focuses on fresh, organic, and "hyper-local" ingredients, and the food is directly inspired by the seasonal offerings of the island’s farms and fishermen.

Maui's Hotel Wailea is Hawaii's first and only Relais & Châteaux property, and its adults-only environment is perfect for couples who want to get away from kids. A total of 72 suites are spread across 15 rolling acres with tropical greenery and mountain views galore. Guests celebrating a honeymoon can book a Celebration Suite with panoramic ocean views and vaulted ceilings. You can also reserve a once-in-a-lifetime dining experience in an open-air treehouse, where a private chef will cook a seven-course tasting menu with expert wine pairings.

The Royal Hawaiian Waikiki offers free activities, like surf lessons, lei making, guided historical tours, and hula lessons. You can also use one of the resort's Go-Pro cameras for free to document your adventures throughout the day.

Honeymooners who want to be close to the action should consider booking their trip at the "Pink Palace of the Pacific," also known as The Royal Hawaiian. This luxury resort is located in stylish Waikiki, which puts it in close proximity to award-winning golf, hiking, shopping, and some of the best dining in all of Hawaii. Couples should consider booking a Historic Ocean Deluxe Suite, which is lavishly appointed with fine amenities like crisp luxury linens and a separate living area. Sample world-class dining at the award-winning Azure Restaurant or experience a Royal Hawaiian Luau for the most authentic and delicious dinner money can buy.