Set across 50 oceanfront acres on Kaua‘i’s sunny south shore, Grand Hyatt Kaua‘i Resort & Spa combines tropical gardens, waterfalls and dramatic coastal scenery with refined Hawaiian hospitality.
The resort brings together spacious accommodation, extensive pools and lagoons, award-winning dining, cultural experiences, wellness and championship golf.
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The resort offers 605 guestrooms and suites designed in a classic Hawaiian style inspired by Kaua‘i’s landscapes and cultural heritage.
Each room includes a private lanai, plush bedding and modern amenities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, a Nespresso coffee maker, in-room entertainment, bathrobes and a spacious bathroom.
The resort’s expansive water facilities include multi-level swimming pools, waterfalls, a waterslide and a saltwater lagoon set within landscaped tropical gardens.
Guests can swim, relax beside the water or explore the resort’s extensive oceanfront grounds at their own pace.
Dining experiences range from relaxed poolside meals to refined evening cuisine.
Tidepools is positioned above a koi-filled lagoon beneath a waterfall and serves Hawaiian seafood and steaks in a romantic open-air setting.
Seaview Terrace offers Asian-inspired dishes with ocean views, while produce from the resort’s hydroponic garden is used across selected menus.
Anara Spa offers open-air treatment spaces and therapies inspired by traditional Hawaiian wellness practices.
Guests can enjoy massages, facials and couples’ treatments in tranquil thatched-roof pavilions surrounded by tropical gardens.
The resort’s Ke Kumu o Hihinui cultural centre introduces guests to Hawaiian language, history and traditions through hula, ukulele, coconut weaving and storytelling. Weekly luaus also celebrate Polynesian dance, music and cuisine.
Championship golf is available at Poipu Bay Golf Course, with further activities including swimming, snorkelling, hiking and island excursions.
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