MAUNA LANI RESORT

Mauna Lani Resort encompasses approximately 3,200 acres with over 3 miles of accessible ocean frontage. Named one of the top luxury, eco-friendly resorts in the world, Mauna Lani is home to two upscale oceanfront hotels; the 350-room Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and the Fairmont Orchid Hotel, two 18-hole championship golf courses, Hawaiian spa, and fitness club, tennis courts, a property owner's beach club, Ancient Hawaiian fishponds, historic petroglyph fields, shopping, fine and casual dining.

 

This very special place where Hawaiian culture is preserved and kept alive is also recognized as one of the most innovative "Green" resorts in the world. Preserving Hawaii's resources and being at the forefront of environmental stewardship, Mauna Lani is generating over 1 million kWh of green power through solar energy innovations. Photovoltaic systems provide operating power and supply the majority of the resort's daytime water pumping power requirements. Irrigation water for the two golf courses is supplied by brackish water wells, pumping more than 3 million gallons a day.

 

First settled over 800 years ago, Mauna Lani Resort is marked by numerous archaeological sites, early Hawaiian foot trails, royal fishponds, and lava formations. Trails through the resort reveal shelter caves, burial sites, and petroglyphs.

 

Real estate opportunities are many and varied both in the selection of products and price points. Mauna Lani still offers some of the most reasonably priced real estates on the Kohala Coast. Neighborhoods include:

 

Property owners at the Mauna Lani Resort can join the Advantage Club, which provides charge privileges and discounts at some resort venues, use of the Beach Club, Racquet Club, and priority tee times, and reduced green fees at both golf courses.