Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts, LP is the steward of six hotel and resort properties in Hawaii and California, including such historical and cultural treasures as the first hotel built in Waikiki, the Moana Hotel; the "Pink Palace of the Pacific, " The Royal Hawaiian Hotel; and the landmark, century-old Palace Hotel in San Francisco. Kyo-ya also owns the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel and Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa.
Kyo-ya is committed to ensuring Waikiki maintains its reputation as a world-class destination. The company recently completed extensive renovations and upgrades to the Moana Surfrider, Sheraton Waikiki, and Royal Hawaiian Hotels, investing more than $300 million in its Waikiki properties alone.
Kyo-ya is committed to protecting the environment through sustainable business practices, proactive community initiatives and investments in cutting edge technology to provide hotel guests with luxurious accommodations and signature service while conserving precious natural resources.
Kyo-ya is committed to ensuring Waikiki maintains its reputation as a world-class destination. The company recently completed extensive renovations and upgrades to the Moana Surfrider, Sheraton Waikiki, and Royal Hawaiian Hotels, investing more than $300 million in its Waikiki properties alone.
Kyo-ya is committed to protecting the environment through sustainable business practices, proactive community initiatives and investments in cutting edge technology to provide hotel guests with luxurious accommodations and signature service while conserving precious natural resources.
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Kyo-ya has a storied history in Hawaii.
Founded by Kenji Osano in 1960 as a subsidiary of Japan-based Kokusai Kogyo, Kyo-ya Company, Ltd. first established itself in the islands in 1961.
Since then, Kyo-ya has been committed to the communities they are in and has reinvested to maintain the original charm and character of these legendary properties on Oahu, Maui and California.
Founded by Kenji Osano in 1960 as a subsidiary of Japan-based Kokusai Kogyo, Kyo-ya Company, Ltd. first established itself in the islands in 1961.
Since then, Kyo-ya has been committed to the communities they are in and has reinvested to maintain the original charm and character of these legendary properties on Oahu, Maui and California.
Opened in 1927 and affectionately called the "Pink Palace of the Pacific, " The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort is a haven of timeless luxury.
Modern yet indigenous, the resort offers unprecedented amenities, unrivaled accommodations and exclusive services - all designed to provide the ultimate global trendsetter with a unique luxury experience.
From first-class accommodations in the landmark Historic Wing and the magnificent Mailani Tower to world-class dining, the 528-room resort embodies the allure of Hawaii's spirit and the essence of an indulgent escape.
Modern yet indigenous, the resort offers unprecedented amenities, unrivaled accommodations and exclusive services - all designed to provide the ultimate global trendsetter with a unique luxury experience.
From first-class accommodations in the landmark Historic Wing and the magnificent Mailani Tower to world-class dining, the 528-room resort embodies the allure of Hawaii's spirit and the essence of an indulgent escape.
The Helumoa Playground is the largest pool in Waikiki and features a family-fun environment with a water slide and many additional activities to keep everyone engaged.
The adults-only Infinity Edge Pool is the showstopper pool with sweeping views of Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach.
In 2017, it was voted as the third-best hotel pool in the United States by the readers of USA Today.
Kai Market features plantation-style buffet offerings at breakfast and dinner, while sophisticated bars RumFire and The Edge of Waikiki offers the finest in casual dining and craft cocktails.
The adults-only Infinity Edge Pool is the showstopper pool with sweeping views of Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach.
In 2017, it was voted as the third-best hotel pool in the United States by the readers of USA Today.
Kai Market features plantation-style buffet offerings at breakfast and dinner, while sophisticated bars RumFire and The Edge of Waikiki offers the finest in casual dining and craft cocktails.
The Sheraton Princess Kaiulani offers a glimpse at Hawaii's royal past in the heart of Waikiki.
This O'ahu hotel graces the former estate of Hawaii's last princess, Princess Kaiulani, just steps from world-famous Waikiki Beach, plus unlimited shopping, dining, and nightlife options.
The property's 1,140 rooms and 7 luxury rooms offer captivating views of the Pacific Ocean, Diamond Head, the Honolulu city lights and the Ko'olau mountains.
Dining experiences include Pikake Terrace and Splash Bar.
This O'ahu hotel graces the former estate of Hawaii's last princess, Princess Kaiulani, just steps from world-famous Waikiki Beach, plus unlimited shopping, dining, and nightlife options.
The property's 1,140 rooms and 7 luxury rooms offer captivating views of the Pacific Ocean, Diamond Head, the Honolulu city lights and the Ko'olau mountains.
Dining experiences include Pikake Terrace and Splash Bar.
An icon in San Francisco, the Palace Hotel boasts historic grace, modern technology and the finest services.
The landmark hotel's architecture showcases Austrian crystal chandeliers, Italian marble and intricately worked stained glass.
Welcoming guest accommodations present recently renovated rooms with 11-foot ceilings, expansive windows and original details.
Luxury amenities include three award winning dining venues; The Garden Court, GC Lounge and Pied Piper - home to its namesake Maxfield Parrish original masterpiece, created for the hotel in 1909.
The landmark hotel's architecture showcases Austrian crystal chandeliers, Italian marble and intricately worked stained glass.
Welcoming guest accommodations present recently renovated rooms with 11-foot ceilings, expansive windows and original details.
Luxury amenities include three award winning dining venues; The Garden Court, GC Lounge and Pied Piper - home to its namesake Maxfield Parrish original masterpiece, created for the hotel in 1909.
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