This hotel is set in the highlands of Lanai City and was part of the overall ranch grounds found on Lanai. The hotel is small and intimate with rooms located at each end and the gathering main building which houses the suite rooms. The fireplaces are like you see in a colorado lodge but the place is made special by... More

This was not my first time but my first under new ownership (Ellison). The Oriental furnishings have all been removed and replaced with Polynesian artwork and woodcrafts, and the new decor is done very tastefully. The lobby and surrounding hotel grounds are absolutely gorgeous and very soothing for the soul. Don't pass on this location simply because it isn't located... More

We travelled with our children, ages 4, 7, & 8. They loved the hotel! There was so much to do for the entire family. Dad played golf, we swam, played mini-golf, croquette, visited the horses, played in the game room, and listened to live music in front of an enormous fire place in the new lobby! Just a gorgeous hotel... More

Very first trip ever to the Island of Lana'i. The Lodge at Koele is simply beautiful! It is very peaceful and restful. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. You are treated especially special in every way. The grounds are beautiful and the food was quite excellent. The WiFi and TV are very good. Our room was with a garden... More

We try to stay here at least once a year to rest, relax and recharge. It is the perfect spot for our family to spend quality time together: croquet, mini golf, archery, horseback riding, hiking, golf, shuffle board and pool in the game room, snorkeling at Manele Bay and of course catching up on sleep! We even bring our dog... More

Instead of the usual Hawaiian hotel, this is high in the mountains near Lanai City, with more of a British-Colonial-meets-Ralph-Lauren feel. Wood fires at both ends of the Great Hall welcome you, along with pineapple juice and superb service. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. The grounds are just lovely, with ponds (the front desk provides food for the koi), waterfalls,... More

Wife and I stayed our fifth and final night on the island here. I had already played golf up here so knew the difference. Grounds beautiful. Setting spectacular if not un-Hawaii. View from room could be in Italy, Virginia, South America. Happy hour awesome. Room awesome. Staff awesome. Wife and I preferred Manele and the beach. Older folks seem to... More

This is a beautifully situated lodge in a decidedly different Hawaii setting. It's surrounded by Cook Island Pines and hills and overlooks the quirky town of Lanai City. It is the sister property of Manele Bay, which is on the beach 25 minutes by shuttle away. It often felt like the "red-headed step-child" of the two properties; We were not... More

We had a terrific stay. The Lodge at Koele and its staff provided an authentic and relaxing Hawaiian experience, not just the feel of another luxury resort. Both golf courses, the one at Manele Bay and at the Lodge provide completely different experiences, one by the sea the other in the mountains - both with spectacular scenery. Don't skip the... More