Hotels in Hawaii – Six stunning island paradises

Hawaii is a country made up of six islands. Hotels in Hawaii? Imagine a tropical paradise. If you remember the 70s, the classic TV series Hawaii Five-O will spring to mind (‘Book ‘em Danno’). But don’t let that put you off. Nobody on Hawaii wears shirts like that any more. Whether you’re a new visitor or returning, Hawaii’s six delightful islands are unique in their friendliness, serenity and exotic landscapes. Seaside Hotels Hawaii is a family run chain of three hotels in Hawaii and they’re surprisingly good value. Relax and chill in a comfortable room and enjoy a traditional superb service with real warmth.

Hawai Hotels – Molokai’s beautiful picture postcard beach

Molokai is fantastically private and known as Hawaii’s most beautiful island. But we think they all look pretty fabulous. Molokai is home to two exclusive resorts, a couple of fantastic championship golf courses and all manner of exciting outdoor stuff. Hotels in Hawaii include Molokai, and this is a real gem of a tropical island that hangs onto its roots and traditions. Nature, adventures and complete chilling are all on the menu here. The Kaluakoi Villas is a cool place as hotels in Hawaii go. On the west end of the island, these secluded villas are right on a long, white stretch of beach, not far from the town of Maunaloa.

Hotels in Hawai

ResortQuest Hawaii is a big hotel chain so you know what to expect when you stay there… top quality stuff. Their 26 hotels in Hawaii cover four of Hawaii’s six islands, with an array of condos, suites, villas and private cottages on offer to suit all tastes and budgets. Look for Resort Quest hotels on Hawaiian islands Oahu (which sounds like something Vic Reeves would say!), Maui, Kauai and Big Island.

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Or take a tour round our hotel pages for Hotels in Big Island, Hotels in Kauai, Hotels in Lanai, Hotels in Maui, Hotels in Molokai and Hotels in Oahu

For your holiday in Hawaii, there are eight islands in total, six of which cater for tourism and Beat The Brochure offers you all six Hawaiian islands.

It’s difficult to believe that these exotic islands are part of the USA, and not just because of the amazing abundance and vibrant beauty of the uniquely Hawaiian foliage and flora. In Hawaii striking scenery is all around. Indeed you might find much of it strangely familiar – even if you have never visited the South Pacific before. That’s because Hawaii has starred as a backdrop to many famous films and TV series, not all necessarily set in Hawaii either!

Between the six islands that most people holiday in Hawaii on - and whether you’re looking for your perfect Hawaiian holiday, or want to tour those famous Hawaii film locations - you have the choice of unspoiled country side, coral reefs, fabulous Hawaii beaches, tropical rainforests, snow covered mountain peaks (yes – in Hawaii!), massively expanded (in the past decade or two) busy and stylish cities, and even the world’s most active volcano! Kilauea on the big Island has been active almost continuously since 1986.

Your Hawaii holiday – islands overview

Kauai is known as ‘The Garden Island’ and your choice should you be searching for peace and quiet. Oahu is the most developed, with Honolulu and Waikiki being the places for beaches. It’s Waikiki for nightclubs and shops. Like all the islands Lanai has its own unique feel and with a population of around 3,000 is the place to go for peaceful cycling and snorkelling (not at the same time). Maui, Hawaii's second-largest island can provide a volcanic crater hike through Haleakala crater, a coral reef, or bicycle tours, which provide a great contrast to the many hotels that line the seafront. The Big Island is what Hawaii itself is known as locally. It is indeed big. Larger than all the other islands put together. Want to tour the world’s most active volcano? Off on a hawaii holiday you go then!

Pick your island and set off on your Hawaii holiday! Or plan a multi-island Hawaii holiday. It’s easy to make it from one part of Hawaii to another when you are there, and it’s a long journey from the UK (see getting there), so make the most of it and island hop!

Flights to Hawaii – A collection of island jewels

Hawaii conjures up exotic flowers and vegetation, palm trees, calm seas and smiling people. Funnily enough, it meets all your expectations. What a wonderful place, deservingly called an island paradise. Eight islands and several airports to choose from. Flights to Hawaii will land you at either Hilo International Airport, Honolulu International Airport, Kahului Airport, Kona International Airport, Lihue Airport and Molokai Airport. Helpful because you can fly direct to your chosen island without having to waste precious time on inter-island transfers.

Hawaii Flights – A geologist’s dream

Vulcanology has nothing to do with Star Trek. It is the study of volcanoes and there are plenty in Hawaii. From your flights to Hawaii you’ll be able to look down on the islands as your ‘plane circles down to land. You know the TV series ‘Lost’? The Hawaiian islands look like that. High, pointy volcanic mountains sloping steeply down through bright green foliage to jewel-like beaches with a variety of coloured sands. Lovely. If flights to Hawaii, for you, are all about adventures take yourself off to Halemaumau, a massive volcanic crater in the amazing Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. You can even hire a tent and camp there. Big Island has more than its fair share of volcanoes, three of which are active and spewing lava as we write; Hualalai, Mauna Loa and Kilauea.

Flights to Hawaii – Synchronise your watches for Hawaii time

Hawaii is extremely isolated. Almost 2500 miles across the sea from America, almost 4000 from Japan and over 5000 miles from the Philippines. So flights to Hawaii give you the opportunity to get away from it all big time. Real life on couldn’t be further away. Hawaii used to have its own royalty until fairly recently when, in 1959, it decided to join the USA. Because it is so isolated Hawaii has a time zone all to itself called Hawaiian Standard Time, which runs two hours behind Pacific Standard Time.

Visit the land that time forgot. Book your flights to Hawaii here.

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The total flight time from the UK to Hawaii is in the region of 16 and half hours, so you won't be going for the weekend. You might well be stopping over on the way as well, in Los Angeles perhaps. International flights usually arrive at Honolulu Airport on Oahu, but you can also fly direct to Maui and the Big Island.

Transport-wise once there, you could go all Magnum PI in Hawaii and charge round in a helicopter - well, take a helicopter tour to observe the volcanic activity at least, maybe seeing if you can spot any Jurassic Park locations (parts of all Jurassic Park movies were shot in Hawaii mostly on Kauai, but also on Oahu and some on Molokai). Exploring Hawaii on a bicycle isn't out of the question either, especially if you want to take in more detail in the fabulous countryside, as much of the interior on some of the islands isn't accessible by vehicle.

Holiday in Hawaii at any time of the year - the Hawaiian Islands are always celebrating something. From cultural festivals to traditional music.