Hawaii

Add luxury spas to the list of things you can privatize to safely enjoy with your pod—or even alone.

And feels like a private health and fitness retreat.

Take in the mountains, the ocean, the rainforest and even waterfalls.

It’s significantly more than a little slice of paradise.

Some beach retreats are sitting unsold, while flexible financing rescues other deals.

For some luxury hotels, serving farm-to-table meals made with produce grown on-site is a point of pride. But what do they do with all that bounty when there are no guests to feed?

March 13th is World Sleep Day—not that we needed another excuse to retreat under the covers. Here are seven hotels that have launched new initiatives to help guests catch some quality Zs.

The $10 million home is one of the latest additions to the Big Island’s super-exclusive Kohanaiki Club. 

The dramatic health-nut hideaway has its own serene yoga pavilion.