Upgraded Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon expected to open in Oct.
Advertiser Staff
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The Hilton Hawaiian Village's restoration of the Duke Kahana-moku Lagoon is on track for completion next month. Although the lagoon is owned by the state, Hilton Hawaiian Village is paying for its restoration. When completed, the lagoon will have a new water-circulation system, a board- walk and landscaping featuring native Hawaiian trees and plants.
REWARDS: Prince Resorts Hawai'i's Fall Into Winter program rewards guests with $150 for a three-night stay applicable toward golf, dining, tennis and massages at the resort, Oct. 1 to Dec. 22.
Minimum three-night stay required. Resort credit is a one-time credit and not applicable toward room. Valid for select rooms only. Call 866-774-6236, www.princeresortshawaii.com
ON VALLEY ISLE: ResortQuest Hawaii's Maui hotel and condominium properties offer a fourth night free, Nov. 19-25. A five-night stay also includes a two-for-the-price-of-one lu'au. 866-774-2924, www.resortquesthawaii.com.
KAMA'AINA BENEFIT: The Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber offers a $119 kama'aina nightly rate while the property undergoes a $12.1 million face-lift and refurbishment in a vintage Hawaiiana theme. The rate is through Dec. 20. 866-254-1605, www.ohanahotelwaikikibeachcomber.com.
MOVE UP: Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa offers an upgrade and a fifth night free with its Hawaiian Sand Dollars Plus Vacation Packages. Daily breakfast for two included. Room rates are $425-$565 per night. Through Dec. 22. www.waikoloabeachmarriott.com.
