From start to finish, Irish and AC made sure we had everything we needed and more to have a great…read moreexperience using the spa without walls on our honeymoon. It was so good, we went two days in a row. As locals, we were pleasantly surprised to see everything that was included with the amenities, as many fancy things in Hawaii seem like you have to pay more for a full experience. We will definitely be returning some day. Thanks again to Irish, AC, and the whole crew for making it an experience we will remember.

Nail technician Anita is awesome- she does great manicures but is also fun to Talk to and has a…read moregreat spirit. Get a manicure and you have access to the spa and garden for the same price as a day pass!

As a bodyworker myself, I'm very picky. After talking to Renee, the owner, I knew I had found the…read moreright place to receive therapeutic massage. I had previously called another place on the island in the Mauna Lani shopping center, and that person was very rude and rushed. The vibe at Blue Dragon was like a breath of fresh air. I was walked through the different therapists and their modalities, and made to feel comfortable that my needs would be met. My therapist was incredibly tuned in and a master of her craft. After weeks of neck and shoulder tension, I finally found relief. And the prices were reasonable. This spot is the real deal. Do yourself a favor and skip the hotel spa massage. Blue Dragon is where it's at.

My partner and I had great massages last week. I felt so much lighter and my body aligned after…read moreRenee worked out the knots in my body. We plan to be back the next time we're on the Big Island.

We requested for a day to use the spa facilities with sauna n steam room Located at the Hilton…read moreWaikoloa. You don't need to take the tram for the boat to the location. If you enter the hotel from the main lobby- take a left and keep on walking and you'll run into Kohala Spa. It's located downstairs. If needed, there are elevators that you can take. If you enter from the parking lot - drive in take a right all the way to the gate. You can use your room key for entrance and that will be the Spa. They have a steam room and sauna.... The Jacuzzi's have been down since Covid. The showering facilities are nice and clean towels are offered as well as water and cold cloths. The lockers have slippers and a robe. Available or soaps and lotions and cleansers. The $25 daily price is worth hanging out! Great quality items offered.

My fiancée and I recently visited the Kohala Spa for an 80-minute couples massage, and the…read moreexperience was outstanding. Our massage therapists, Janet and Laura, were both phenomenal. They did an excellent job identifying and targeting the knots and tension areas that had been bothering us. I also fractured my ankle/foot a little over a month ago, and Janet was especially thoughtful in how she worked around and focused on that area. She even shared a few physical therapy tips and stretches that I really appreciated. Overall, it was a fantastic experience from start to finish, and we'll absolutely be back.

My first spa experience at a Four Seasons wasn't so stellar, but this second time around in…read moreHualalai was the best massage I've had in my entire life. I really wish I remembered my massage therapist's name, as she had the hands of the most perfect human on this planet. I booked the Deep Tissue Massage and felt every bit of her fingers working through my knots and tension. At times, it felt like she was digging into muscle spaces I didn't even know existed (and honestly wish didn't, because of the pain). Despite my internal screams and disassociation, she was incredibly calming and soothing throughout the entire treatment. It was the perfect way to spend my last day. At the spa, you can treat yourself to the amenities on-site such as the cold plunge, sauna, relaxation areas, abundance of toiletries and a private pool away from all the chaos.

Hot stone massage with Weenona?! Incredible! Relaxation mode activated!…read more In addition to outdoor treatment rooms, the spa includes an outdoor steam room, sauna, hot tub, cold plunge, relaxation area, and showers. And of course there are indoor showers, lockers with robes and sandals, towels, toiletries galore (body lotion, sunscreen, after sun lotion, mouthwash...). All of the spa amenities are available with a treatment, or without a treatment for hotel guests. The spa gift shop is full of treasures: workout wear (Lululemon, Vuori, and more), workout gear (bala bands), body lotions and potions, and more! Dreaming about that sauna + cold plunge + outdoor shower combo!

The spa was nice enough and well appointed but I came here to rave about N'Zinza, a massage…read moretherapist. She gave me the best deep tissue massage I have ever had in my life, and I am not a young man Yes, the spa was nice and relaxing, tropical and laid-back, like it should be But I prefer my spa experiences for the services I get and N'Zinza's hands and elbows are the best in the universe.

I thought I knew what a deep tissue was until I met Alfred. His deep tissue is not for the weak. He…read moreknows his stuff. And is very thorough. You have to check him out. I dare you to say 'Max Pressure'

I had a great experience at the spa at Mauna Kea, thanks to Nzinza. She's incredibly knowledgeable,…read moregenuine, and clearly very good at what she does. She took the time to understand what I needed and made the whole experience feel thoughtful and intentional. I came in still recovering from a yoga injury and ski accident (yes, that one ), and she really helped with my healing and recovery. I left feeling noticeably better. Nzinza, if you happen to read this--thank you. I truly hope you stay at Mauna Kea during the spa transition, because you're a real asset.

Did a couples massage. They were professional and attentive to details. They offered additional…read moreproducts for sale with a pressured/forced attitude. Overall a good experience and would do again. We enjoyed having a massage in the same room. Massage therapist were professional and did a good job. I did get the horse brush to start. Which was unusual but ok. Slightly abrasive but not the worst. Horse brushing didn't enhance the taste experience. Horse brush was a first for me for sure.

I stayed at the Hapuna Prince Hotel over New Years. My…read moreboyfriend and I decided to try the spa while we were there, since a storm was going to be rolling though. Because of the storm we could only get a massage in the spa. I know this is Hawaii. But you would think if you call yourself a spa you would have treatment rooms. I've been to half s dozen others in Hawaii with no problem. There wasn't even s changing area or saunas. They would do better doing them in room! Both of us had 80 min treatments. I had a Lomi Lomi. Mekka was great and he did a fantastic job. But the room was more like a closet. When I first walking in. in front of a chair to set my stuff was a huge electrical box that had a big red sticker saying "stay back 36 inches electrical box". Not a good start for a spa. Also I asked if there was a table warmer or blanket. The room was freezing. I was told he had some towel. The electrical outlets were 4 feet up the wall and wouldn't allow for anything to be plugged in. Now since I wasn't in the same room as my boyfriend. I can't really say but he asked for a deep tissue and. Maybe the therapist thought he said Swedish because she used no pressure and she didn't concentrate on the areas he said were bothering him. And never asked about pressure or how he was doing. I will say after our massages we had to go up the the front desk to complain since there was nothing anyone could do at the spa. And the front desk manager did credit him back for his massage. As far as spas go. This was an after thought to the hotel. Or everyone gets treatments in the cabana. There are only 3 treatment room inside. One is a couples room the other is an Estie room. I can't comment about facials or anything else. Since we didn't go back after the massage experience. Great hotel, Spa needs a lot of help!

I forgot to write a review from last year. My husband and I usually take a trip to Hapuna every…read moreyear for his golf tournament. I decided to get a massage for my shoulder pains and to treat myself (we were just a week newly engaged) while he was out golfing. It was probably one of the worst massages I've had. It may be that the masseur did not want to put too much pressure to hurt me, but it felt just like a 60 minute body rub with body oil. It was quite uncomfortable for me and it also came with a pretty heft price tag. This year I'm driving out to Kona to get a massage from a non-resort spa.

Peter the owner & Revive 5 was awesome…read more I will definitely be back multiple times to revive my mind & body. The technology is amazing & I look forward to learning more and coming back

How does this place not have reviews?! It's amazing here! Few different rooms that can relieve…read morepretty much any ailment you might have. If anything a 30 min pause on life to rewind. I appreciate the flexibility in schedule here as my schedule is all over the place. Membership pricing is reasonable considering there's a few unlimited things you can do. I might add if you use the lymphatic massage start below 60, I started at 75 and was having a panic attack feeling like I can't breathe but, this actually taught me to reset my breathing and slow down. But I was scared as hell at first Love the vibe here! I look forward to my next sessions.

Well appointed shopping center with everything you need, nothing you don't. Parking is pleasantly…read moreand there's enough here to keep you busy with good shopping and dining options

This shopping center has a few great restaurants, but don't make the trip if you're looking to…read moreshop! As of July 2024, they only have a handful of shops and one market, along with a couple of great restaurants. There is a Snorkel Bob's location here. I'd recommend Tommy Bahama's happy hour everyday between 2-5 or Island Hopper. If you're looking to shop you're better off heading to the King and Queens Marketplace near Waikoloa Village.

This hotel is beautiful, truly. Everywhere you walk, a breeze follows you so you feel like a…read moreHawaiian model. The entire property is stunning EXCEPT the old tiled walkway to your room with a rolled out carpet runner. That was the only part that was like "finish the design job please" but I get it, #budgets. The room itself is totally fine but walking to the room I was surprised considering how flawlessly stunning, modern and upscale the rest of the grounds are. The valet and reception staff are beautiful, elegant, friendly, upscale. Borrow a cute Mauna Lani bike for free and ride over to the market or the Fairmont for some daytime snorkeling. The gym is well appointed and has a great water machine. The breakfast buffet is well worth the $60pp value. I think I ate enough sashimi to shut up about sashimi prices for a while. Their açaí bowl with house made granola is to die for. Most memorable was making friends with Viola, Hawaii's most valuable Tutu (grandma) at Halani. Her aloha spirit just blessed our entire trip with sunshine and love. I also got to meet Les from the kitchen at Halani and learn about Taro farming! I will forever consider them my new friends from the islands.

Second time coming back ! This experience was even better! Would like to start by saying thank…read moreyou, John for making everything spectacular at the cabana, and going above and beyond . Kelly was my bartender and have to say she was awesome ! You can have her make any cocktail and trust it will be exquisite. I would also like to extend my thank you to Melissa the manager who showed me where morning yoga was and even got my pup a little treat . Amy who was our server excellent .! Everyone here is beyond amazing . Alondra thank you for being so kind to me . This resort is 5 stars! I won't ever stay anywhere else . Mahalo for everything.