Return to Aloha

Discover the Meaning of AlohaYou’ve all heard the word aloha many times –

here at Hualalai, around Hawaii and even back

home on occasion. Here in Hawaii, it’s a word

we use every day for a number of reasons. While

the common use is to greet or say goodbye to

someone, aloha also means peace, love and

a number of other beautiful things.

To truly define the word, it’s helpful to break

it up into its parts:

Alo – Presence

Ha – Divine breath

Among traditional Hawaiians, aloha is often

exchanged upon greeting, by touching foreheads

together, and breathing in each other’s ha, or divine

breath. Essentially, this is a brief exchange of life

and love between two people.

Here at Hualalai, we live aloha every day – with you,

our guests, with each other, and within our community.

This is truly what makes the experience, emotions

and memories here so special, for all of us. Next time

you say aloha, whether here or at home, take joy in

knowing you are sharing life and love. And aloha

cannot be taught, it can only be shared. So please,

pass it along, that’s part of aloha!

New Suite ServiceStaying in one of our 51 suites and villas – including the 20 new suites – now

has more benefits than ever. In addition to the extra space, privacy and amenities,

we are introducing a special service beginning in the new year.

Complimentary Airport TransfersGuests booking a suite or villa at published pricing

will receive complimentary round-trip airport

transfers. This includes “meet and greet” upon

arrival, luggage assistance and access to the

new Four Seasons Resort Hualalai airport lounge

(serving departure on select flights only). This

special airport service smoothes your arrival

and departure … and it’s all on us!

Fresh Concept at Hualalai GrilleAlways fun and popular, Hualalai Grille will reopen this

winter with a new sports bar concept. You’ll find several

new TVs to watch your preferred sports games, as well

as pool tables, lounge furniture and a games room.

Chef ’s TableThere’s a lot of talk around the country these days about restaurants using locally grown products.

This has come to be known as the “farm-to-table” movement. It’s a great thing when done well, as it

ensures the freshest ingredients on your plate, while supporting local farmers and the local economy.

Here at Hualalai, our culinary team works with over 160 local farmers on Hawaii’s Big Island, sourcing

everything from vanilla, avocado and ricotta cheese to wild boar, organic grass-fed beef and a plethora

of incredible seafood, including abalone.

There’s nothing that can match the best locally grown products, and we base our culinary philosophy of

seasonal, regional and artisanal food on this premise. As a result, approximately 75% of the ingredients

we use are from right here on our island, direct to your plate. That’s farm-to-table as it was meant to be!

New Menu at Pahu i’a Our acclaimed restaurant continues to evolve with Chef Jacob Anaya at the helm.

Based on your feedback, his latest menu offers less formal dining options. You can

now enjoy shared plates, or just appetizers and a glass of wine. Pahu i’a is still a favorite

for that special meal, yet these alternatives offer improved flexibility and enjoyment

of this spectacular location. Service has been tweaked too, allowing you to determine

the pace and timing of your meal experience.

Pool Perfection – New Ways to Enjoy

New Marine DiscoveryKing’s Pond has been transformed into an educational resource center for learning about the

marine habitat of our coastline. We’ve added daily classes, activities and talks, as well as guided

snorkel tours. We’ve even added a white-sand bottom for better visibility of our more than 1,000

fish. Full food and beverage service is now available too, allowing you to relax even longer in

this truly unique place.

New Lounge at Palm GroveThe new lounge at Palm Grove is an exciting full-service venue to look forward to on your next visit.

Open seasonally beginning this winter, Palm Grove will feature comfortable lounge furniture encircling

the pool and lawn. The addition of a full bar – specializing in “adult” shaved-ice libations – allows you to

enjoy a cool cocktail under the shady palms, while being serenaded by the gentle sounds of the ocean.

What could be more relaxing?

Unlimited GolfIf you’re a serious golfer, be sure to check with the reservations department

about our unlimited golf package and rates. These rates offer excellent value

(pay one rate and play all day) and a nice opportunity to work on your game

while enjoying the beautiful Hualalai scenery.

Tee TimeOne of the great things about the Jack Nicklaus signature Hualalai Golf Course is its playability.

No matter your experience or handicap, this is a great course for all levels of golfers. Anyone can

get out and have a good time with a competitive round on the links!

PGA Champions Tour at HualalaiDon’t forget to tune in to the Golf Channel to watch defending

champ Tom Watson play to retain his PGA Champions Tour

Mitsubishi Electric Championship title, right here at Hualalai

from January 21 to 23. This tournament is always a fan and

player favorite, and we’re proud to welcome back the players

and onlookers for what promises to be another epic golf week.

Why not come watch in person?

Set Sail on a Spa VoyageRecently named #1 Resort Spa in Hawaii by Travel + Leisure

magazine, the Hualalai Spa and Sports Club is celebrating with

the introduction of the Spa Voyages package. Designed for the

true spa aficionado, this package offers a savings of more than

$1,000 and includes:

•Fivenightsofluxuriousaccommodations

•Six50-minutespatreatments

•Dailybreakfastbuffetfortwo

With our new spa apothecary, and a continually evolving menu

of spectacular spa and sports club offerings, this promises to be

a truly unforgettable voyage.

New Workouts at the Sports ClubWe’ve recently added some great new

activities to keep the burn going:

•CardioZoneTraining.Science-based

interval training has crossed over to

the cardio gym. In this live instructor/

music training class, simply choose

a piece of cardio equipment, tune into

the instructor’s channel with your

headset and buckle in for the ride!

•BodyFit.Thissessioncombines

powerhouse moves and stances

developed from a range of self-defense

disciplines, including karate, kickboxing,

Tai Chi and Tae Kwan Do. This is an

empowering, athletic workout that

will stimulate your body and mind!

•Burn“50”.Contourandchiselusing

your own body weight, light weights and

the Bender Ball™. Through 50 minutes

of dynamic exercises, your muscles are

targeted and overloaded to the point of

fatigue, then stretched for relief.

Spa & Fitness Circle

All 70 wines at Beach Tree

are available by the glass,

carafe or bottle – and they’re

all priced between $40-$80.

The spa apothecary offers 20 ingredients,

all from Hawaii, for you to create your very

own scrub treatment – including Kona coffee,

sea salt, macadamia nut and volcanic mud.

SUP is here – that’s stand-up paddle

boarding, and when you purchase a lesson

from our alaka’i nalu (leaders of the waves)

you can paddle board throughout the rest

of your stay at no additional charge!

A “fish circus” performs weekly

at the King’s Pond.

Families and small groups can play

glow-in-the-dark nighttime mini-golf

and Frisbee golf.

“Board” meetings can take on a whole

new twist with outrigger canoe, stand-up

paddle boards and a ribcraft being the

setting for your next corporate pow-wow.

The Keck telescopes located atop

Mauna Kea are the world’s largest optical

and infrared telescopes, each standing

eight stories tall and weighing 300 tons.

Sunset at Mauna Kea is a sight to behold.

Book ‘em, Danno – yes, Hawaii 5-0 is back, and

it’s a huge hit on CBS Mondays. Ask about our

“Hualalai 5-0” package and be sure to try Danno’s

Dragonfruit Daiquiri on your next stay with us –

or any of our “5-0” themed cocktails!

fish circus

mix your own scrub

alaka’i nalu team building

star gazing

glow-in-the-dark mini-golf

sample 70 wines

Hawaii 5-0 Fever

Did you know?

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Exciting Upcoming Events

51st Hawaiian

International Billfish

Tournament

July 25 – 29, 2011

Seaside Luxe Designer

Trunk Shows

Late December 2010

Kona Coffee

Cultural Festival

November 5 – 14, 2010

Ford Ironman World

Championship

October 8, 2011

Kona Brewers

Festival

March 12, 2011

Run For Hope

benefit for the

Cancer Research

Center in Hawai‘i

September 2 – 3, 2011

PGA Champions

Tour – Mitsubishi

Electric Championship

at Hualalai

January 18 – 23, 2011

Merrie Monarch

Hula Festival

April 24 – 30, 2011

New Waimea Ocean

Film Festival

January 5 – 9, 2011 at Waimea

January 11 – 13, 2011 at

Four Seasons Resort Hualalai

Please keep in touch!We welcome your direct feedback, but we also invite you to join us on Facebook and Twitter. We keep the information

interesting by sharing details about what’s new and exciting here at Hualalai. Touch base with us regularly!

Robert Whitfield, General Manager

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