Exciting Changes and Improvements Happening at Kauai Marriott Resort on Kalapaki Beach
published on September 26th, 2010 in Hawaii Golf Resort & Spa, Marriott, Marriott Hawaii tagged Hawaii Golf Resort & Spa, Marriott Golf Resort & Spa, Marriott Kauai Lagoons, Marriott TimeshareDiscover your paradise with Marriott’s legendary aloha spirit at the new KAUAI MARRIOTT RESORT ON KALAPAKI BEACH. Located on the serene, family-friendly Kalapaki Beach, the centrally located, 800-acre oceanfront resort makes it easy for guests to experience the pure bliss of Kauai, world renowned for its natural beauty, isolated beaches, relaxed-ambience and exhilarating activities. Fresh off a $50 million renovation, Kauai Marriott Resort guests will find absolute comfort in completely new guest rooms and suites. The premise boasts one of the island’s largest swimming pools and five saunas. The transformed Kauai luxury resort on Kalapaki Beach now features redesigned guest rooms, unique oceanfront dining options, with five open-air restaurants at the Lihue, Kauai Airport hotel restaurants and a new kids’ swimming pool. Kauai Marriott Resort guests will continue to enjoy benefits at Kauai Lagoons Golf Club such as preferred resort rates and clinics.
Experience a mixture of creative islan- inspired cuisine masterfully prepared at the oceanfront Kukui’s on Kalapaki Beach Restaurant featuring the new Toro Tei sushi bar. Golfers can tee up at the premier Kauai Lagoons golf club, a Jack Nicklaus Signature course offering breathtaking ocean views
Rated as one of the Top 50 golf resorts in Golf World’s Readers Choice Awards two years in a row, the original Kauai Lagoons offered 36 holes divided into two courses — the oceanfront Kiele Course and the Mokihana Course. One of golf’s greatest players spent hours on the oceanfront Kauai Lagoons golf course on a hot summer day, but he didn’t tee up or swing a club. Instead, golf legend Jack Nicklaus returned to the Garden Isle to map out the redesign of his signature Kauai Lagoons Golf Club. The redesign will result in nine of Mokihana’s holes being added to the Kiele Course for a total of 27 holes. Improvements will be done in three phases; including new irrigation, new grass on the greens, new sand in the bunkers and drainage and design changes. One of the highlights will be the addition of a new oceanfront hole, bringing the total to four with a half mile stretch of ocean holes, the longest such stretch in the state. “It’s great to be back here in Hawaii and at Kauai Lagoons…Kiele was always one of my favorite courses and what they are doing to enhance the golf course here makes a lot of sense. With these changes, Kauai Lagoons Golf Course is going to be an incredible golf facility with a premier layout and immaculate course conditions,” said Nicklaus. Planned re-opening date is set for May, 2011; Kauai Lagoons will continue to offer 18 great holes of Jack Nicklaus designed golf during this transformation period.