Four Seasons Resort Lanai: Room Tour

The Four Seasons Resort Lanai rooms are something to write home about. I don’t think I’ve ever stayed in a room quite like this one before, and I’ve stayed in a lot of hotel rooms. I mentioned yesterday how everything is done with a touch of a button – shades, light settings, etc, and this is what I mean:

Every room is equipped with an in-room iPad, which is simply the coolest thing ever. A lot of the newer or recently renovated Four Seasons are doing this and it really makes everything SO MUCH EASIER! I couldn’t bring my pregnancy pillow with me, but was able to request a body pillow right from the iPad. It was delivered to our room in no time. You can also place room service orders from the iPad (which is just unbelievably awesome), schedule house keeping and turn down service, set up a notification for when dolphins are spotted, and so much more! All right at your finger tips! Even when you’re by the beach or pool you can access the same features just by logging into your account on the Four Seasons app. Technology is so amazing!

Sometimes, you don’t even have to press anything, like with the toilet. Seriously, coolest toilet ever! I realize it’s weird posting a photo of a toilet, but it really is something to be witnessed! As soon as you step into the room the lid lifts, you feel heated and comfortable, and when you’re done, it automatically flushes. You don’t have to touch anything!

The hotel boasts 213 guest rooms, which average about 700 square feet. They’re outfitted in teak and stone, and the Polynesian influences are simply gorgeous. While Josh loved the 75″ TV, I favored the stone floor and rain head shower.

While the bath doesn’t have the L’Occitane products, I didn’t miss them and loved the Aina products they do have, which feature nut oil from a local farm located about 20 miles away from the resort.

Of course there’s the standard twice daily housekeeping, the most comfortable duvet and linens your body will experience, free wi-fi, an in-room refreshment center (for a fee), and something totally new – waterproof wristbands as room keys!

Room types range from garden view, pool view, partial ocean view, ocean view, ocean front, and prime ocean front. There’s also a number of small suites, large suites, penthouse suites, and specialty suites. I would advise if you want to see the ocean definitely book an ocean view or above. We had a partial ocean view and couldn’t see much of the ocean. It definitely felt more like a garden view. Still, the room was gorgeous and the balcony spacious. The view featured a lot of pretty greenery and overlooked some of the resorts beautiful gardens and ponds.

So onto more of this amazing room!

Hands down one of the best hotel rooms I’ve ever stayed in.