Four Seasons Resort Lanai oceanside

Lanai, United States (Hawaii)

An oceanside escape with multiple pools, beach access, and the top-rated Manele Golf Course.

Places in Four Seasons Resort Lanai oceanside

Nobu Lanai Innovative Japanese cuisine from Chef Nobu Matsuhisa with sweeping Pacific Ocean views, including a 15-course Teppanyaki dinner.
Osteria Mozza Lanai Dinner with ocean views blending Chef Nancy Silverton's traditional Italian cuisine with fresh island ingredients.
Malibu Farm bar A bar setting at the oceanside Malibu Farm restaurant.

Best time to visit: April to June and September to November, for the most pleasant Hawaiian weather with fewer crowds than the peak winter and summer seasons.
Getting around: Guests typically fly into Lanai Airport via a short inter-island flight from Honolulu, or arrive by ferry from Maui; once on the island, resort shuttles connect Sensei Lanai and Four Seasons Resort Lanai, as transportation between the two properties is included for guests.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English and Hawaiian (both official).
Timezone: HST (UTC-10, no daylight saving)
Current trends: Lanai continues to distinguish itself as Hawaii's most exclusive island through two complementary Four Seasons properties: the adults-only Sensei Lanai's wellness-driven Sensei by Nobu dining and the oceanside Four Seasons Resort Lanai's celebrity-chef lineup of Nobu Matsuhisa's Teppanyaki experience and Nancy Silverton's Osteria Mozza, with included transportation between the two properties reflecting a broader trend of resort islands offering guests access across multiple dining ecosystems on one visit.

Sensei Lanai wellness enclave — An adults-only luxurious wellness retreat home to Sensei by Nobu and the Koele Garden Bar.
Manele Golf Course district — Home to the golf course restaurant with 180-degree water views.