Two French Riviera Icons: Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat vs Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc

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Both Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel and Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc are among the most iconic luxury hotels in France and hold the prestigious Palace distinction, the highest recognition awarded to French hotels. Both have welcomed royalty, celebrities, artists, and discerning travelers for generations.

The difference between these two iconic properties comes down to personality. On a recent visit, Kate explored both and came back with all the details on what sets them apart.

Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat feels refined, peaceful, and polished. It is the Riviera at its most elegant and understated.

Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc feels iconic, social, and legendary. It is the Riviera many travelers imagine when they picture old-world glamour, yacht-filled bays, and long lunches overlooking the Mediterranean.

TWO RIVIERA ICONS. TWO VERY DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES.

The French Riviera has long been one of the world's most celebrated luxury destinations and has no shortage of luxury hotels, but only a handful have achieved true legendary status.

Its coastline stretches from the Italian border to Saint-Tropez, dotted with glamorous beach clubs, historic villages, world-class restaurants, and some of Europe's most iconic hotels.

Among them, Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat and Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc occupy a category of their own.

Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat opened in 1908 on the exclusive peninsula of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. Surrounded by pine trees, manicured gardens, and panoramic sea views, it has long been a retreat for travelers seeking privacy and discretion.

Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc traces its origins back to 1870 and sits dramatically on the southern tip of Cap d'Antibes. Over the decades it became synonymous with Riviera glamour, hosting generations of international travelers and becoming closely associated with the Cannes Film Festival.

Both properties deliver extraordinary service, exceptional dining, and stunning Mediterranean settings. But they tell very different stories.

LOCATION MATTERS

One of the biggest misconceptions among travelers is that these hotels are interchangeable because they are both located on the French Riviera. In reality, they offer very different home bases.

Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat sits between Nice and Monaco, making it an excellent base for exploring the eastern Riviera.

From the hotel, travelers can easily visit:

• Monaco and Monte Carlo

• Èze

• Villefranche-sur-Mer

• Nice Old Town

• Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild

The atmosphere throughout Cap-Ferrat feels residential, refined, and peaceful. Even during peak summer months, it retains a sense of exclusivity that is increasingly rare on the Riviera.

Guests often spend mornings walking the scenic coastal paths before returning to the hotel for a leisurely lunch overlooking the Mediterranean.

Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc

Cap d'Antibes offers a different perspective on the Riviera.

Positioned between Antibes and Cannes, it places travelers closer to:

• Cannes

• Antibes Old Town

• Juan-les-Pins

• Cannes Film Festival venues

• Western Riviera beach clubs and yacht scene

The atmosphere feels livelier and more connected to the social energy of the Côte d'Azur.

For travelers envisioning glamorous lunches, seaside terraces, and long afternoons overlooking yachts in the bay, Cap d'Antibes often feels like the perfect fit.

Advisor Insight: If Monaco is a priority, Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat is usually the stronger choice. If Cannes is central to the itinerary, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc often makes more sense.

GRAND-HÔTEL DU CAP-FERRAT, A FOUR SEASONS HOTEL

The Setting

Few hotels on the Riviera feel as peaceful as Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat.

The property sits within beautifully maintained gardens overlooking the Mediterranean. Pine trees provide shade throughout the grounds, creating a feeling of seclusion despite being only a short drive from Monaco and Nice.

The setting encourages guests to slow down.

This is a hotel where mornings unfold gently, afternoons revolve around wellness or the pool, and evenings are best enjoyed over a long dinner with sea views.

The Vibe

The atmosphere is sophisticated but never flashy.

Many guests return year after year because the hotel offers something increasingly difficult to find on the Riviera: privacy. While undeniably luxurious, it rarely feels crowded or overly social.

Instead, the focus is on relaxation, personalized service, and enjoying the destination at your own pace.

The Rooms & Villas

Accommodations include guest rooms, suites, and several private villas scattered throughout the gardens. The villas are among the most exclusive accommodations on the Riviera, offering residential privacy while maintaining access to Four Seasons service.

Many rooms feature views of the Mediterranean, while others overlook the lush pine groves that have become synonymous with Cap-Ferrat.

Wellness & Dining

Dining plays an important role in the experience, with options ranging from elegant fine dining to more relaxed Mediterranean fare.

The hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Cap, remains one of the culinary highlights of the region.

Wellness is equally important.

The spa is one of the Riviera's most established luxury wellness destinations, offering treatments, fitness facilities, and wellness experiences designed around relaxation and restoration.

What Makes It Special

The defining feature of Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat is its sense of calm.

The iconic Club Dauphin seawater pool overlooking the Mediterranean has become one of the property's most recognizable landmarks.

Combined with Four Seasons' polished and highly personalized service, the hotel delivers a luxury experience that feels effortless and refined.

This Property Is Best For

• Couples seeking privacy

• Honeymooners

• Wellness-focused travelers

• Anniversary and birthday celebrations

• Travelers who prefer understated luxury

• Guests wanting easy access to Monaco, Èze, and Nice

HOTEL DU CAP-EDEN-ROC

The Setting

Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc occupies one of the most dramatic locations on the French Riviera.

Perched on  22 acres of gardens and pine groves on the rocky coastline of Cap d'Antibes, the property enjoys panoramic sea views and direct access to the Mediterranean.

The setting alone is one of the most recognizable in luxury hospitality.

Guests arrive through lush gardens before emerging onto terraces overlooking the water, instantly understanding why the hotel has achieved legendary status. The famous seawater pool carved directly into the rocks has become one of the most photographed hotel pools in the world.

The Vibe

If Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat feels peaceful and residential, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc feels unmistakably Riviera. There is a greater sense of occasion.

Long lunches stretch into the afternoon. Guests gather on terraces overlooking the sea. The atmosphere feels vibrant while remaining elegant.

This is not a party hotel. Rather, it embodies the timeless glamour that has defined the Riviera for generations.

The Rooms & Villas

Accommodations are spread across several buildings and include rooms, suites, and private villas. Many offer sweeping Mediterranean views and direct access to the property's gardens and waterfront areas.

The overall aesthetic embraces classic Riviera elegance.

Wellness & Dining

Dining is central to the Eden-Roc experience.

Restaurants and terraces take full advantage of the hotel's waterfront setting, encouraging guests to linger over meals while taking in the views. Restaurants include the Michelin-starred Louroc, the iconic Eden-Roc Restaurant, and Le Grill, all benefiting from the remarkable views.

The Dior Spa Eden-Roc adds another dimension to the experience, combining wellness with one of the Riviera's most spectacular settings. Offering signature treatments and wellness experiences overlooking the Mediterranean.

Many guests spend entire days moving between the pool, seaside cabanas, restaurants, and terraces without ever leaving the property.

What Makes It Special

The famous seawater pool carved directly into the rocks is one of the most iconic hotel pools in the world.

For many travelers, it is the image that immediately comes to mind when they think of Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc.

Combined with the property's history, setting, and connection to Riviera culture, it creates an experience that feels distinctly unforgettable.

This Property Is Best For

• Riviera first-timers

• Multi-generational families

• Social travelers

• Cannes Film Festival stays

• Milestone celebrations 

• Travelers seeking the most iconic hotel experience on the Côte d'Azur

Best Time to Visit the French Riviera

The French Riviera is at its best from May through September. May and June offer warm weather, blooming gardens, and a wonderful balance between activity and relaxation. July and August bring the classic Riviera summer experience, with beach clubs, yachts, waterfront dining, and a vibrant social atmosphere. September is a favorite among many experienced travelers, thanks to warm weather, pleasant sea temperatures, and a slightly more relaxed pace. Early October can also be an excellent choice for those seeking fewer crowds and a quieter Riviera experience. For many luxury travelers, June and September strike the ideal balance between atmosphere, weather, and overall experience

FINAL THOUGHTS

Choosing between Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat and Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc is less about luxury and more about personality.

Travelers seeking tranquility, wellness, and easy access to Monaco often gravitate toward Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat. The one's looking for one of the Riviera's most iconic hotel experiences and a stronger connection to Cannes and Cap d'Antibes often prefer Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc.

Both represent the very best of the French Riviera. The right choice depends on the story you want your Riviera journey to tell.

As preferred partner KJ Travel can unlock exclusive perks when booking any of these properties.

Are you ready to experience the best the French Riviera has to offer? Get in contact with a KJ Travel advisor.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Cap d'Antibes?

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Cap d'Antibes are two of the most exclusive peninsulas on the French Riviera, but they offer very different experiences.

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is known for its quiet elegance, grand private villas, lush gardens, and scenic coastal walking paths. It feels more residential and secluded, making it a favorite among travelers seeking privacy, relaxation.

Cap d'Antibes offers a livelier Riviera atmosphere. It's known for its waterfront restaurants, beach clubs, yacht-filled bays, and strong connection to the region's social scene.

Which hotel is closer to Monaco?

Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat is the more convenient choice for travelers planning to spend time in Monaco, Monte Carlo, or Èze. The hotel is located on Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, approximately 30 minutes from Monaco by car, depending on traffic.

Which hotel is closer to Cannes?

Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc is the better choice for travelers whose itinerary includes Cannes. Located on Cap d'Antibes, the hotel offers convenient access to Cannes, the Croisette, and the venues associated with the Cannes Film Festival.

What makes Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc so famous?

Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc is one of the most celebrated hotels in the world. Opened as a hotel in 1889, it has welcomed generations of artists, writers, royalty, and international travelers. Its legendary seawater pool carved into the rocks, spectacular Mediterranean setting, and long-standing association with the Cannes Film Festival have helped establish its iconic status on the French Riviera.

What is a Palace hotel in France?

The Palace distinction is the highest recognition awarded to hotels in France. It is reserved for exceptional properties that go beyond the requirements of a traditional five-star hotel, demonstrating outstanding service, heritage, location, and guest experience. Both Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat and Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc hold this prestigious designation.

Can travelers stay at both hotels during the same trip?

Yes. For travelers spending a week or longer on the French Riviera, a split stay can be an excellent option. Combining Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat with Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc allows guests to experience two distinct sides of the Riviera: the tranquility and elegance of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat alongside the glamour and energy of Cap d'Antibes.

How many nights should travelers spend on the French Riviera?

Most luxury travelers benefit from spending at least four to five nights on the French Riviera. This allows enough time to enjoy the hotel itself while also exploring destinations such as Monaco, Èze, Nice, Antibes, Cannes, and Saint-Paul-de-Vence. For a more relaxed pace, seven nights or longer is ideal.

Courchevel vs Val d'Isère: Which French Alps Ski Resort is Right for You?

When travelers dream of skiing in the French Alps, two names consistently rise to the top: Courchevel and Val d'Isère. Both destinations have earned their legendary status through decades of delivering exceptional experiences. Yet beneath the surface of five-star service and pristine powder lies a fundamental difference in character. Understanding these distinctions makes all the difference in planning the perfect alpine escape.

The Tale of Two Alpine Icons

Courchevel, with its collection of five distinct villages cascading down the mountainside, epitomizes refined mountain living. The most famous village, Courchevel 1850, sits like a jewel box of luxury, where ski-in/ski-out chalets command premium positions and Michelin-starred restaurants outnumber those in most capital cities.

Val d'Isère presents a different story. This high-altitude village, nestled at the end of the Tarentaise Valley, maintains authentic Savoyard charm with its 17th-century baroque church and stone chalets. The atmosphere buzzes with energy as skiers gather at legendary venues where the party starts on the mountain and continues well past midnight. The terrain demands respect, this is where Olympic champions train and weekend warriors challenge themselves on famous faces like La Face de Bellevarde.

Understanding the Terrain: Where You'll Ski

Courchevel: The Three Valleys Advantage

For beginners, Courchevel delivers confidence-building terrain. The Pralong and Golf zones offer gentle magic carpet lifts and protected spaces where first-timers can find their ski legs without dodging experts. Intermediate skiers discover endless blue and red runs through tree-lined passages, while advanced skiers access serious challenges in couloirs and off-piste areas throughout the Three Valleys network.

The logistics work seamlessly. Every village connects via lifts or shuttle buses. Ski school meeting points sit conveniently near accommodations. Even on busy February half-term weeks, the vastness of the terrain absorbs crowds.

Val d'Isère: Big Mountain Character

The terrain leans toward confident skiers. While beginners have adequate green runs near the Solaise area with dedicated magic carpets and a family-friendly Day Lodge, Val d'Isère shines for intermediates and experts. Red runs roll with satisfying pitch, blacks deliver true challenges, and off-piste opportunities attract powder hunters from around the globe. The famous Face de Bellevarde (site of Olympic downhill races) serves as both a thrilling descent and a reminder that this resort doesn't hold your hand.

One consideration: those final runs into the village can intimidate. La Face and alternative routes skew toward red and black difficulty, which may stress intermediate families at day's end. The solution? Take the lifts down or plan your timing carefully.

The Luxury Factor: Where You'll Stay

Courchevel 1850 owns the title of world's best collection of ski chalets and hotels. These properties are the epitome of mountain luxury. The ski-in/ski-out access proves genuine, step out the door, clip into bindings, and glide directly onto perfectly groomed runs. Lenni really appreciated how seamless ski service can be in these properties: you can come down in slippers, the team helps you into your boots, and your skis are staged outside by your room number.

Hotels match this standard. Properties like Cheval Blanc, K2 Palace, L'Apogée, Fouquet's Courchevel and Aman Le Mélézin deliver palace-level experiences with direct piste access, ski butlers to handle equipment, and restaurant options for the most refined palates. The altiport allows private jet arrivals, making this the choice for those who value time as much as arriving in style.

Fouquet's Courchevel is a cozy, intimate option, more warm and tucked-in than see-and-be-seen, with details like heated floors and a single all-day dining anchor (LouLou) that works well for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

For families, Lenni really liked Barrière’s kids club setup: it can run until 10pm at no extra cost, and it includes dinner plus activities (they have themed nights like a pool party, bowling outings, and more).

Airelles (Courchevel) is a smart half-board option, meaning breakfast plus a daily meal is included, with several on-property restaurants covered  (a buffet option plus local specialties like fondue, and Italian), while Matsuhisa is à la carte.

She loved the always available snacks and the fact that guests often get one included activity per day (examples she saw: snowmobiling, dog sledding, cooking or pastry classes, mixology, horse-drawn carriage, and even first tracks).

Another Airelles detail luxury travelers appreciate: two cinemas that can often be privatized without an extra fee.

Val d'Isère offers exceptional accommodations but with different character. Luxury hotels like Airelles Val d'Isère, Les Barmes de l'Ours (both ski-in/ski-out) and Le Blizzard provide five-star service in the village center. Lenni described Airelles Val d’Isère as ultra-luxe in every way, with the kind of service that feels personal from the first hour: minibar included, snacks available throughout the day, nightly turndown gifts (often personalized), and a team that quickly learns your name and preferences. She also noted that half-board (or full board) is often the standard way guests book it, which can feel like a real value once you see the food and service level.

Lenni pointed out that many of the top hotels are close enough to make evenings easy: a short walk into town for bars and dining, or a quick hop in the hotel car when it is cold and late.

Family Considerations: Where Your Kids Will Thrive

Courchevel built its reputation on family-friendly design. The Village des Enfants creates an enclosed ski area exclusively for children, where young skiers build confidence without worrying about fast-moving traffic. Hotels and chalets typically include kids' clubs, babysitting services, and family-friendly amenities. The logistics favor families. Green runs lead back to every village, allowing beginners to ski home confidently.

Courchevel can feel easy for families staying in five-star hotels: ski school access is simple, instructor meet-ups can happen right at the hotel ski room, and the hotel teams handle the ski flow so parents are not juggling gear in the morning.

Val d'Isère welcomes families but requires more planning. The resort holds the Famille Plus label, indicating commitment to family services. Ski schools excel here too, with dedicated areas and professional instruction.

Activities include dog sledding, ice driving, snowshoeing, and access to the Vanoise National Park for wildlife watching. However, steeper home runs and more challenging overall terrain mean parents need to coordinate logistics more thoughtfully. Families with confident young skiers will thrive; those with timid beginners might find Courchevel's gentler options more suitable.

Lenni’s practical note for parents choosing Airelles (Courchevel): the kids club runs long hours (roughly 9am–10pm), but meals may depend on the property setup (she saw meals included at Barrière’s kids club, while Airelles’ kids club did not include meals, and nanny support may be required for younger children under 6).

Dining and Après: Lenni's recommendations

Courchevel restaurant picks Lenni recommended: Le Ferme Saint-Amour, Kinugawa, L’Adventure, and Alessandro.

Courchevel après and lunch spots Lenni thinks are fun: Cap Horn, Bagatelle, LouLou, Chalet de Pierres (a great mountain lunch), and La Folie Douce in Méribel

Val d’Isère restaurant picks Lenni recommended: Le Garage, The XV, Fondue Factory, La Carrousel, and Le Panoramic (just for lunch).

Making Your Choice: Which Resort Fits Your Group?

Choose Courchevel if you:

• Travel with mixed skiing abilities, especially beginners

• Value ski-in/ski-out convenience and seamless logistics

• Prefer Michelin dining and polished après-ski

• Want the security of always having easy routes home

• Enjoy exploring massive terrain

• Seek the ultimate in chalet luxury and impeccable service

• Want the most “handled” ski experience, with hotel-based fittings, ski valets, and ski school meet-ups that can start right in the hotel

Choose Val d'Isère if you:

• Ski at intermediate level or above with confidence

• Thrive on big-mountain energy and challenging terrain

• Love lively après-ski that continues into the night

• Appreciate authentic village character with modern luxuries

• Want snow-sure conditions with high-altitude reliability

• Value both luxury accommodations and genuine Alpine spirit

• Care about top-tier service that feels personal and proactive, especially at properties like Airelles Val d’Isère, where Lenni felt “they don’t say no” and the concierge can truly move mountains

Practical Planning Details

Both resorts sit roughly 2-2.5 hours from Geneva or Lyon airports. Chambéry Airport offers closer access to Courchevel (90 minutes) and Val d'Isère (2 hours). Private transfers provide the most seamless journey, while helicopter transfers from Geneva deliver the ultimate arrival experience. Train connections run to nearby Bourg-Saint-Maurice or Moutiers, with private shuttle services completing the journey.

Best times to visit: February and March are often the safest all-around window, by then the snow base is typically well established, and March brings longer days with brighter, more springlike light. Both destinations are designed for snow reliability with high-altitude terrain. You can ski beautifully in December, but conditions are more variable week to week than mid-winter. April can still deliver great spring skiing; Courchevel typically closes in mid-to-late April (with some sectors closing earlier), while Val d’Isère commonly runs into early May.

Which French Alp destination is calling you?

For information on logistics and more get in touch with a KJT Advisor today!

Our Favorite Luxury Hotels from 2023

2023 was all about exploring new hotels and finding those dreamy destinations. Here at KJ Travel, we've had the pleasure of experiencing some of these remarkable properties firsthand, and we're excited to share our top picks from France to Mexico, and beyond.

FRANCE

Carlton Cannes

Following a two-year renovation, the Carlon Cannes transformed into a new modern design that still maintains the original Belle époque beauty of its predecessor, the InterContinental Carlton. The $500 million investment includes 37 new residences, a pool, a bar, and terraces for the first-floor rooms. Located on the prestigious Boulevard de la Croisette, Carlton Cannes also boasts a private beach and a terrace with expansive sea views. Kate has fond memories of a stay here years ago, watching the Bastille Day fireworks show over the sea. She loved getting to revisit and see the renovated property in 2023! 

La Fantaisie

Located on Rue Cadet, La Fantaisie offers the perfect mix of whimsical charm and comfort with 73 rooms, including 10 suites. Plus, if you're into seafood, their restaurant serves up delicious pescatarian dishes. With options for connecting and adjoining rooms, it's great for families and groups. The big windows let in tons of natural light and we recommend the 5th floor, where Juliet balconies offer a charming glimpse of Parisian life. Don’t miss their rooftop, open from 5 PM to 12 AM!

ITALY

Furore Grand Hotel

With stunning views of the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Furore Grand Hotel opened for business in June 2023 and is located between Positano and Amalfi. Each of its 37 rooms faces the sea and offers either private balconies or terraces for magnificent views. The Amalfi Coast was one of the most popular destinations for KJT travelers in 2023, so we are delighted to see a new luxury property on the scene!

Six Sense Rome

Six Senses made its Italian debut earlier last year, introducing an urban sanctuary with 95 rooms and suites located on the Via del Corso pedestrian shopping promenade, just blocks from the ancient Pantheon and Fontana di Trevi. Guests can enjoy the spa hotel, restaurants, an outdoor courtyard garden, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Rome. The opening of this hotel is incredibly exciting because it’s the first Six Senses in Italy!

Hotel La Palma

If you're looking for the newest luxury hotel in Capri, La Palma has been transformed into a 5-star elegant Oetker Collection hotel. It’s right in the heart of Capri, just steps away from the Piazzetta. Hotel La Palma has 50 rooms and suites, a rooftop restaurant and bar, an exclusive beach club, and a new pool deck. After a long-awaited reopening, travelers began checking in last summer! The only thing you'll have to worry about is choosing your outfit, but don't worry – we've got you covered with our essentials from our Amazon storefront.

TURKEY & GREECE

THE PENINSULA ISTANBUL

The Peninsula Istanbul is a gorgeous waterfront hotel that opened in early 2023, right on the Bosphorus River. It is the centerpiece of the new Galataport district along with new museums, art galleries, restaurants, and boutiques. There are 177 rooms, many of which have unobstructed river views, several swimming pools, and a luxurious spa.

One&Only, Aesthesis

The newest addition to the Athenian Riviera, One&Only Aesthesis, is a short boat ride away from Kea Island and about 30 minutes from the center of Athens. This is the perfect option for guests looking for a blend of relaxing beach vibes and the excitement of the city. They welcomed their first guests at the beginning of November of 2023. We've had the pleasure of staying at one of the most luxurious hotels in Greece. 

MEXICO

Belmond Maroma

Reopened the main part of the hotel in Aug 2023 in the Riviera Maya, with the Guerlain spa and multi-bedroom suites opening later in the year. Our own Kate Johnson got a tour just weeks after the opening and loved the intimate size of the property, thoughtful Mexican artisan interior decor, prime location along Maroma Beach, and turtle release program. This renovation has benefited from Belmond’s acquisition by LVMH so no expense was spared in making this the luxury Mexico resort worthy of Belmond. We are a Belmond Bellini preferred partner which means when you book with KJT, our clients get the top priority for upgrades and VIP treatment plus daily breakfast, resort credits, and more!

St. Regis Kanai

Located in Riviera Maya, offering a stunning setting along the coastline, St. Regis Kanai is a blend of luxury and natural beauty. With its recent opening, the resort has a total of 143 rooms including suites providing guests with many options for accommodations, great beach access, and family programming, making it one of the best family-friendly resorts in Mexico. Right next to St. Regis Kanai is its sister hotel, The Riviera Maya Edition at Kanai, which also had a recent debut. Offering 143 rooms, tasty dining options, and prime beach access, these chic newcomers are perfect for travelers seeking a getaway. 

UNITED STATES

1Hotel Hanalei Bay

Midway through 2023, 1Hotel Hanalei Bay—a renovated version of the previous Princeville Resort—rose to popularity as Kauai's ideal of sustainability. They have breathtaking views from every corner, farm-to-table dining experiences, 2 pools, and a Bamford Spa (with medi-spa services). If you're planning a luxury family getaway, don't forget to check out our ultimate family vacation packing list for tips on what to bring for every member of the family.

Kona Village Resort

As a member of the Rosewood Hotels, The Kona Village Resort started welcoming guests to the Big Island last summer. Located 30 minutes north of Kona on the island of Hawai’i, this 81-acre resort will truly give you a sense of place featuring 150 stand-alone hales, farm-to-table dining, Sense Spa, and much more.

Reflecting on the past year, we look forward to continued adventures and discoveries that await us in 2024. Whether you're dreaming of a romantic getaway, a beach retreat, or a memorable holiday with your kids, let's make this year one to remember, one unforgettable hotel stay at a time. Reach out to us today to book your next getaway! Happy travels!