Turtle Bay Resort is now part of The Ritz-Carlton portfolioand it just got a stunning renovation.
The lobby is open and airy, with panoramic views from multiple directions.
While the resort exudes luxury, it doesn’t feel pretentious.
Aerial view of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay resort.Credit:Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay
Read on for everything it’s crucial that you know about The Ritz-Carlton Oahu, Turtle Bay.
Every room carries through the design of LA-based designer, Dianna Wong, who led the renovation.
For larger parties, three oceanfront suites and 14 ocean bungalows can accommodate up to six guests.
Aerial view of the Ocean Bungalow Tranquility Pool.Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay
The premium oceanfront rooms, suites, and bungalows have soaking tubs and walk-in showers.
If you’re looking for more privacy and seclusion, consider the ocean bungalows.
A walking bridge with a gate connects the main property with the bungalows.
Upon entry, a tiki-torch-lined path, surrounded by lush greenery, guides you to your accommodation.
My king ocean bungalow had both a sleeping area and a sunken living room.
I spent time reading in the hanging egg chair on my lanai and enjoyed some delicious complimentary banana bread.
Dedicated concierge services are also available for all your needs.
The eatery overlooks the hotel’s pool and is a great spot to catch the sunset.
Head to Ho’olana, the property’s coffee shop, for a light breakfast and grab-and-go options.
For water sports enthusiasts, the options are endless.
If you’re up for dryland activities, there’s golf, biking, pickleball, and tennis.
For a truly memorable experience, don’t miss the Kuilima Farm tour.
Equestrians will love the resort’s stables, offering horseback riding and pony rides for the youngest guests.
The resort hosts a weekly Paniolo Luau near the stablesa Hawaiian cowboy-themed celebration with activities and food.
The Spa
Nalu Spa is the resort’s full-service spa with an in-house salon.
A walking path lined with large votive candles leads to a garden wall at the spa’s entrance.
I received a Lomilomi massage, a traditional Polynesian healing practice from Hawaii.
I added a CBD enhancement, which left me tingling once my massage was complete.
The treatment room was open on one side with a curtain, allowing me to hear the waves.
The outdoor relaxation area is nestled among lush vegetation by the ocean.
The main pool deck features two waterslides that kids will surely enjoy.
Views from the Alaia dining room.Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay
Family-friendly cabanas and daybeds are available for rent, providing a perfect relaxing spot for parents.
Upon check-in, kids receive a passport to explore the property.
For every activity guests participate in, they can collect stamps to redeem prizes.
Sun setting over Hole 17 at the Arnold Palmer Course.Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay
Don’t miss the giant chalkboard in the lobby, which lists all the family-oriented and kids-only activities.
Interior of the Ocean Club.Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay
The resorts Nalu Spa Outdoor Hale.Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay
Aerial view of the Kuilima Cove.Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton O‘ahu, Turtle Bay
