When guests first enter The Modern Honolulu, they are presented with a sensory experience unlike any other. Polished interiors meet laid-back surf culture, white-washed walls intersect dark oak floors, young and hip vacationers mingle with sophisticated, savvy corporate travelers.

The result is an Urban Resort in Honolulu, that boasts sophistication and style with a laid back twist. Architects George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg and landscape designer Deborah Nevins have all contributed to making this Waikiki resort in Honolulu a private oasis in a cosmopolitan city, complete with conspicuous details, like the Herbie Fletcher surfboard installation signed by pro-surfer buddies behind the registration desk. By the concierge desk, a bookshelf adorned with surf books and memorabilia rotates mid-day to reveal a swanky lounge scene. Outside, the refreshing Sunrise Pool deck is flecked with indigenous autograph trees and ferns, while the exclusive Sunset Pool boasts 100 tons of sand from neighboring islands and custom-designed Yves Klein blue glass tiles.

Encounter a unique, separate reality that belongs to The Modern Honolulu alone, rekindling the glamour of Waikiki and elevating it with service standards that exceed even the loftiest expectations. It's a laid-back take on luxury in one of the most idyllic places on the planet.