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If you are planning a romantic Hawaii honeymoon, couples trip or a peaceful solo trip, you may want to consider staying at a resort that offers a dedicated adults-only pool area in addition to other pools for all ages. Generally speaking these pools will offer a serene setting.
We’ve created the following list of Hawaii hotels with pools designated for adults only. Here are a couple notes about the list:
- Where possible, we’ve linked directly to the resort’s page that details their pools.
- Some resorts designate the adults-only pool for ages 16 or 18 years and up. Some don’t set a minimum age requirement.
Kauai
Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort – our review
Oahu
Aulani, a Disney Resort – our review
Four Seasons Oahu Resort at Ko Olina
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Maui
Montage Kapalua Bay – our review
Andaz Maui at Wailea – our review
Wailea Beach Marriott Resort – our review
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
Fairmont Kea Lani – our review
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Lanai
Four Seasons Resort Lanai – our review before they completed a substantial pool area renovation. We’ll provide updates soon.
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Hawaii (Big) Island
Hilton Waikoloa Village – our review
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