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When to Go
Average temperatures amid Lanai’s upcountry reach only about 72 F during the warmer months, while the areas at sea level can be in the mid-80s F. Lanai doesn’t receive as much rainfall as the rest of Hawaii. Whale-watching season begins in December and peaks from January through April.
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Featured Lanai Hotel
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Four Seasons Resort Lanai
Manele BayOur 5-Star classification designates those select properties that provide exquisite service and amenities. The discriminating traveler will find the accommodations, ambiance, dining, and staff assistance of the highest caliber. These properties offer the utmost in luxury and will provide an outstanding experience.-
No Golf on Property
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Spa Services
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Honeymoon Amenity
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Family Program
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Beachfront Property
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Breakfast Not Included
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No Condominium Units
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Non-Smoking Property
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Charge for Wi-Fi
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Air Conditioning
Experience world class service in a spacious specialty suite of 1,280-3,984 square feet accommodating up to 4 adults & 1 child. The resort is ranked #1 as the Best Hotel in the country for 2020 by U.S. News and World Report.
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Fast Facts
Lanai City, which is located upcountry at 1,700 feet, is the island’s capital. Here, you’ll find shops and restaurants near Dole Park. Lanai also sports two luxury hotels, the Four Seasons Resort Lanai and Four Seasons Lodge at Koele. Lanai’s tall pine trees were not native to the island. They were planted here in 1878.
In 1911, New Zealand naturalist George Munro started planting additional Cook Island Pines, each of which absorbs up to 200 gallons of water from the atmosphere each day and drips moisture into the ground. On a drier island, such as Lanai, this can be incredibly useful.
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