The Bishop Museum was built in 1889 by Charles Bishop as a tribute to his wife, Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, who was a member of Hawaii's royal family. The museum features the largest Asia/Pacific natural history collection in the world, along with displays of ancient Hawaiian crafts and exquisite royal artifacts.

DETAILS
Complimentary access provided to Halekulani guests.

For You, Everything

Tuesdays thru Sundays from 10AM - 4PM

Honolulu Museum of Art

Hawaii's oldest and largest art museum was founded in 1927. It is recognized for its outstanding collection of Asian, European, Pacific, American and African art, showcased in some 30 galleries surrounding six garden courts.

DETAILS
Complimentary access provided to Halekulani guests.

For You, Everything

Monday thru Saturday 9AM - 4PM

Iolani Palace

Built in 1882, Iolani Palace is a Renaissance-style mansion that is the only royal palace in the United States. It was once the official residence of Hawaii's last reigning monarchs, King Kalakaua and Queen Lilíuokalani. Painstakingly restored, the Palace today is a monument to the Hawaiian monarchy's grandeur.

DETAILS
Complimentary access provided to Halekulani guests.

Special Events

Every Sunday in May

Mele Mei Performances at House Without a Key

Mele Mei is a month-long celebration of our rich and distinct Hawaiian music and hula. Meaning “Songs of May”, the Mele Mei festival provides music lovers with the opportunity to experience exceptional vocal performances as well as ukulele, steel guitar, traditional Hawaiian music, slack key, island reggae and rock. Halekulani is proud to be a part of the ninth annual Mele Mei celebration with our Sunday Brunch Concert Series. Each Sunday in May, from 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m, guests can hear live music in Waikiki at House Without a Key.

Special Events

May 19th, 1:30pm - 4:00pm

Mark Yamanaka: Mele Mei Performance at House Without a Key

On May 19, guests will want to take note of a performance by nine time Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winning artist Mark Yamanaka. Showcasing his love for the islands through his lyrics and slack key, Yamanaka is known to hypnotize guests with his soulful voice and traditional Hawaiian songs.

Guest Exclusives

Tuesday and Saturday at 8:00am

Legacy Tours

Meet at the Concierge’s desk for a historic tour of our property. Join our resident historian on a walking tour of Halekulani and hear some of the stories that have created the legacy of one of the first hotels on Waikiki. Contact our Concierge to secure your place in an upcoming tour.

Guest Exclusives

Friday at 10:00am

Back of the House Tours

Once a week, we invite our registered guests for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of our hotel. Visit our on-site bakery, where everything from fresh bread to wedding cakes is created. See our florist and learn how our distinctive bouquets are made. Or get a peek into the secrets of providing exceptional service, daily and around the clock. Contact our Concierge to secure your place in an upcoming tour.

Support the Arts

January 16 - June 2

John Kelly: The Art of Old Hawai'i - On Exhibit at Halekulani Gallery

Halekulani is pleased to present John Kelly’s exclusive collection of Old Hawaii. Often considered the “Gauguin of Hawaii,” Kelly was acknowledged as a master craftsman and received national acclaim for his mastery of original etchings of the Native Hawaiian culture and his portrayal of his subjects.

The Gallery is opening to the public on January 16 and will run through June 2, with hours from 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. daily.