As hurricane season approaches the Caribbean Islands, Hawaiian vacations become a popular destination for summer travel. Several new properties are available this year, and many others have renovated from top to bottom.
For family travel, we are happy to suggest Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa scheduled to open August 29th. The property will feature 359 hotel rooms, and 481 two-bedroom Disney Villas. On site will be a wedding lawn, water activities, pools, a tube-floating water course, body slides, a snorkel lagoon, and conservation pool. Plus, there will be a children’s center were kids can explore Hawaiian culture.
Hotels undergoing renovations include, Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa, the JW Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa, and The Royal Hawaiian.
On Kauai, the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa has just updated all 602 rooms, and have replaced all the art throughout the property. The Koloa Landing at Poipu Beach Wyndham Grand Resort just opened its doors and offers 85 villas, lagoon pools, a fitness center and upscale shopping.
In Maui, the Aston Ka`anapali Shores completed a $14 million makeover to the studios and one and two-bedroom suites. The Fairmont Kea Lani has new room furniture, linens and other amenities…plus renovations to the 37 two and three-bedroom villas include complete kitchen remodeling with stainless steel appliances, wooden cabinets and new dining areas.
Hawaii has a fresh look this travel season offering plenty of luxury, activities and comfort.
Aloha! ~ Melinda
luxworldtravel.wordpress.com 
Most of the details you mentioned in this guide are correct, and i agree with them. At the same time there are a couple of that i’ve to disagree with you on. Both way, I do enjoy you composing this text.
Hawaii is an amazing luxury travel destination. I love Honolulu but the North Shore is just as spectacular