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Your guide to lodgings on the island of Lanai. We include our picks for the best bed and breakfasts, hotels and resorts on Lanai.
Hale Moe Bed and Breakfast
Hale Moe means "Sleeping House" in Hawaiian. Located at the edge of Lanai city, you can rent one or two rooms of the entire house for your stay.
Hotel Lanai
Built in 1923 by James Dole as lodging for Dole Plantation Executives, the Hotel Lanai was the only hotel on Lanai until 1990. Today the hotel has 11 rooms as a chef's signature restaurant.
Lanai Hui Captain's Retreat
Situated at a cool 1700 ft. elevation and surrounded by towering Norfolk pines, the Lana'i Hui Captain's Retreat is within easy walking of Lana'i City, golf at Greg Norman's Experience at Koele or elegant dining at the Lodge at Koele. The two-story cedar home sleeps ten comfortably making it the perfect vacation rental for families, friends, executive groups.
Lanai Plantation Home
A bed and breakfast which is tucked between stone walls and a profusion of banana and papaya just minutes from the center of beautiful Lanai City.
Lodge at Koele
Located in the highlands of Lanai, bordered by by lofty pines, the Lodge at Koele is one of the world's premier resorts. Visitors can warm themselves by a stone fireplace, walk along secluded garden paths or through forests of eucalyptus where wild deer roam.
Manele Bay Hotel
Rising on the red cliffs over the white-sand of Hulupo'e Beach on the island of Lanai, the Manele Bay Resort is one of the world's top resorts. Two 18-hole championship golf courses are located nearby.

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