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The Kahala Hotel & Resort

Honolulu, HI
5000 Kahala Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96816-5498
Main: (808) 739-8888
Web: www.kahalaresort.com
At a Glance
Opened1964
Last Renovated2007
Guest Rooms338
Kings/Suites/Doubles240 / 33 / 103
Room RatesHigh $325-$4000
Low $300-$4000
High Season (Jan - Apr)
Low Season (Sep - Nov)
Ideal Group Size150
Max Group Size200
Fees/Taxes
Resort Fee0
Room Tax8.25%
Sales Tax4.712%
Meeting Space
Largest Meeting Room5,200 ft²
Indoor Meeting Space12,175 ft²
Indoor/Outdoor Meeting Space22,675 ft²
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Amenities
Business: Full-service business Center, high-speed Wi-Fi in the rooms, and extensive on-site audiovisual equipment and technicians.
Recreation: Resort property with beach access, spa, fitness center, pool, beach, dolphin encounter, snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaks, rafts, sailboats, Eco Tours, biking, supervised activities for kids, and classes in Hawaiian traditions, ukulele playing, hula dancing, and lei making.
Nearby: The Hawai'i Convention Center, Bishop Museum, Honolulu Academy of Arts, Iolani Palace, Pearl Harbor, Waikiki Aquarium, Waikiki Zoo, and more than 20 golf courses on the island.
Dining, Food & Beverage
F&B Averages
BreakfastBuffet $38
Cont. $27
LunchBuffet $50
Plated $50
DinnerBuffet $70
Plated $80
Coffee Break$25
2-Hour Open Bar50.00
Onsite Dining/Capacity/Cuisine
Hoku150
Contemporary Island
Plumeria Beach House200
Casual, Open-air dining
Seaside Grill70
Island cuisine
Airport Proximity
Honolulu International Airport (HNL)20 min 13 miles
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Delegates at the Kahala Hotel & Resort enjoy all the elements of a classic Hawaiian holiday, from pool to palms to dolphin encounters in the clear blue Pacific water. At the same time they recognize the sophistication that instantly put the hotel on the world’s map when it opened in 1964 and NBC booked the entire hotel for a meeting. The company brought in a bevy of Hollywood stars, and the rest is history—made by everyone from Frank Sinatra and Lucille Ball to Queen Elizabeth II, the Dalai Lama, Michelle Pfeiffer, and the Rolling Stones.

The discreet Honolulu locale and heartfelt hospitality remain unchanged. Yet continual updates keep the hotel at the forefront of luxury standards, from its world-class spa to its world-class restaurants. Guests live in 312 rooms and 31 suites appointed in “Kahala Chic” style, including wireless Internet access. A state-of-the-art business center backs 12,330 square feet of flexible meeting space: the Maile Ballroom for up to 450, the Waialae Room for up to 120, the Kainoa I Room for up to 20, and the Kainoa II Boardroom for up to 12.

The staff easily arranges for creative theme breaks and outside functions as well. Popular spouse programs include visits to the Bishop Museum, Pearl Harbor, and walking tours of Waikiki.
Planner Reviews
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Average Rating: 7.63
Arrival was slightly confusing and lengthy, though friendly. Accommodations were just okay-courtyard rooms overlook the porte cochere and many rooms have no lanai. Small pool and not much in the way of activities other than some kayaks. Difficult to get onto adjacent private golf course. Sushi restaurant also overlooks porte cochere, separated only by a screen of potted trees.
Anonymous
May 30, 2008
Your property is absolutely gorgeous and the service was some of the best I’ve experienced—ever!
Donna V.
National Assoc. of Corporate Directors
February 4, 2008