If you’ve ever wanted to feel like you’ve done some time traveling, then you’ll love your visit to the Moana Surfrider. This really neat, really historic hotel is right on the beach at Waikiki; it was the first hotel to open on Waikiki way back in 1901 and lots of famous people have stayed here during all these years, including Elvis Presley. In your room, you’ll find TV with your favorite cable channels and The Heavenly Bath®, with a cool shower that you can make do all sorts of things for good, clean fun. If you get tired of body-surfing and goofing around in the white sand of Waikiki Beach, head for the pool. If you get thirsty or just need a nibble, The Beach Bar is sure to have something you’ll like. While you’re there, look up at the humongous Banyon tree, which is a treasured part of the Moana Surfrider’s history. When the tree was planted in 1904, it was nearly seven feet tall and about seven years old. In the last 100 years or so, it’s grown to be 75 feet tall and stretches 150 feet across. That’s one big tree!

Night 3, 4 & 5: Maui Prince Hotel, Maui
Makena, Maui

Legend has it that King Kalakaua, Hawaii's "Merrie Monarch," frequently sailed from his lavish Iolani Palace on Oahu to Makena, Maui to retreat from the cares of state. He couldn't have found a more serene spot, as you will soon discover during your stay at the Maui Prince Hotel. Located on the perfect smile of a beach, the Maui Prince is surrounded by an Asian meditation garden. Stone paths lead to waterfalls and koi ponds. Manicured lawns tiptoe up to the pool and beach, where water sports promise endless family fun. Everywhere you turn, you'll find something beautiful to look at. Gaze up at Mt. Haleakala, Maui's highest mountain, even during a round of golf on the resort's North Course. Or watch the foaming surf crash on the black lava shoreline from the greens of the South Course or from your private ocean-view lanai. The views are so beautiful you may forget about everything else. We hope you don't forget to eat because your resort is noted for its fine food and even has a world famous Japanese restaurant and sushi bar.

Night 5, 6 & 7: Hilton Waikoloa Village
Waikoloa Coast, Big Island, Hawaii

Perched on 62 spectacular oceanfront acres on the Big Island’s famed Kohala Coast, the Hilton Waikoloa Village offers an exceptional resort vacation experience. Travel through the landscaped grounds in a Swiss-made tram or choose a mahogany boat to float along the tranquil waterways for a memorable experience. 530-square-foot guestrooms offer a private balcony, cable TV, walk-in closet, mini refrigerator, Hilton Serenity Collection clock radio with MP3 player connection, mini-bar, hairdryer and in-room safe. There are two championship golf courses at the Hilton Waikoloa Village, as well as tennis on PlexiCusion Hard Courts, three unique swimming pools, a lagoon teeming with rare green sea turtles and tropical fish to explore, basketball and volleyball courts, a well-equipped fitness center and the Kohala Sports Club & Spa, which offers the services of a professional astrologer as well as soothing spa treatments. The Malolo Lounge, inspired by the historic SS Malolo, is a stylish and comfortable place to relax inside or out and enjoy gourmet sandwiches and appetizers, classic cocktails or perhaps an intriguing selection from the extensive Martini menu.