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Okay parents, we’ve got the best places to stay in Hawaii thanks to the thousands of Travel + Leisure readers who took our annual poll. And because these spreads are fully loaded everyone can find their fun.
Themes: Beaches + Islands · Family · Hotels + Resorts
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Inside, calm and collected. Outside, aquatic uproar: five pools, slides, waterfalls, and a broad swath of Kaanapali Beach, with sucba, parasailing,
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Kaanapali's first resort claims Maui's best ocean setting. And that means beach activities from morning dives to astronomer-led stargazing.
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Terraced 17-story hotel with a wonderfully remote location at the edge of a lagoon. A vast marina offers catamaran snorkeling and sunset sails. Ash
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Moorish-inspired hideaway (domes, dramatic archways, and whitewashed walls) on 22 manicured acres. Brave a 140-foot waterslide, string orchids into
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Contemporary, convention-friendly hotel with Hawaii's largest single-level swimming pool—plus a central location between the north and south shores
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On Maui’s southwest shore, a sprawling 40-acre resort with a 2,000-foot lazy-river pool and the largest spa in Hawaii. Art Highlight: Seventeen bro
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A favored hideout for Hollywood types in search of a Polynesian interlude, the 380-room resort caters to every pleasurable whim. Stroll in a tradit
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Service rules at this recently renovated 5-acre Waikiki Beach beauty, which has existed for nearly a century. The Orchid Suite, the newest of the h
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This Hyatt is sprawling (602 good-sized rooms), but the pools and gardens are so extensive and ingeniously designed that the place never feels crow
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Hawaii, Maui, Paia
Let the tourists on the Maui resort treadmill have Wailea and Kapalua. Families seeking to kick back in true island style take the Hana Highway straight to Paia.
Haleiwa, Honolulu, Oahu
From Oahu’s urban side—the concerts, teen poetry slams, and art galleries—to the beach, discover the happening Hawaiian island most tourists don't see.
The Mall, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, U Street, Chinatown/Convention Center
Visiting Washington, D.C., can feel like the school trip from hell: no matter who you are, no matter what you’re interested in, you’re stuck with the same obligatory sights. We say, Table that noti
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Honolulu, Oahu, Kahuku, Sunset Beach
These casual restaurants, shrimp carts, and roadside diners are favorites of local working people.
Honolulu
Eco-tours focusing on Honolulu's cultural heritage, sacred sites, and the fragile environment help green-friendly travelers get the most out of the island.
Koloa, Princeville, Kauai
With opulent spa retreats, rugged canyon and sea cliff hikes, sailing adventures, and kayak tours through mangrove forests, Kauai really does have something for everyone.
Hana, Maui, Kauai, Hanalei
At this black-sand cove set between cliffs, watch daredevils paddle their boards to the surf breaks beyond weathered rock arches.
Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Langkawi
Asia is to the 21st century what Europe was to the previous three, and its influence touches every aspect of life in the West—culturally, politically, demographically, not least economically. Asian
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Kapaa, Koloa, Princeville, Kauai, Hanalei
Yes, you really can frolic in a land called Hanalei. You can also hike amid passion vines and waterfalls, learn to snorkel, and fly (by zip line) through the jungle. Welcome to Kauai, the island de
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