Hawaii Hotel & Condominium Smoking Policies, from Family Vacations Hawaii
In November of 2006, the state of Hawaii instituted a strict new smoking law. As a result, many Hawaii hotels declared all of their guest rooms to be smoke-free. This has been a boon to non-smokers, of course, who no longer have to enter a hotel room with that telltale odor of "smokers past" lingering in the air. However, smokers aren't happy with such policies, as they won't be able to stay at smoke-free hotels unless they stash their habit for the length of their stay, or only smoke "off premises" or in designated areas, which are usually outside any public area in the hotel, e.g. places like parking lots and other outside areas that are at least 20 feet from any doors or windows.
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Smoking and Non-smoking Hotels/Condos by Island
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Non-Smoking: Oahu Maui Kauai Big Island Molokai Lanai
Smoking: Oahu Maui Kauai Big Island Molokai Lanai

Hawaii's smoking law is as follows:
Effective November 16, 2006 smoking is prohibited in all enclosed or partially enclosed areas open to the public in order to ensure a consistent level of basic protections statewide from exposure to secondhand smoke. The term "enclosed or partially enclosed" is defined under the law as any space closed in by a roof or overhang and at least two walls, including, but not limited to, restrooms, lobbies, reception areas, hallways, interior courtyards, patios, covered walkways, bars, hotel and motel rooms, lanais, restaurants, retail service establishments and retail stores. Hotels and motels may designate up to 20 percent of rooms as smoking allowed. Rooms must be on the same floor, contiguous and smoke must not infiltrate into smoke-free areas.

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45 Responses to Hawaii Hotel & Condominium Smoking Policies
On Aug 2, 2010 at 3:39P Catherine MacGregor said
We too will not return to such an intolerant Island. We have traveled to Mexico and Europe since the ban. Nobody has a problem there! I understand not smoking INSIDE...but outside???? Don't you have pollution from vehicles, open fires etc. etc.? You do! What's next...only bicycles? Ridiculous!!
On Jul 25, 2010 at 6:36P Mel said
Good...all you smokers will be away from our hotel. There will be 6 adults going to Hawaii for the first time and thanks to the non-smoking law, we will be going back. I had to check to see which hotels had non-smoking rooms because 2 people have asthsma. Happy to find out about the no-smoking law! My father-in-law died of lung cancer. He said he wished he had never started smoking as a teenager...horrible way to die. You people who smoke don't understand you stink?...no matter how you try to hide it, your hair and clothes stink and anything you sit on! Your breath stinks, your nails and teeth turn an ugly yellow/brownish color. Give it up!
On Jun 20, 2010 at 08:43A howard said
We just got back from Hawaii and our cruise was ruined by being surrounded by smokers. I think the longest stretch we were able to use our balcony was 5 minutes before one of the smokers would light up and drive us off. My right to swing my fist ends where your nose begins. I expect the same courtesy with regards to smoking.
On Jun 7, 2010 at 04:50A Dave Williams said
I agree with those that state smoking should be allowed on the lanai - AS LONG AS THEY CAN GUARANTEE THE SMOKE WILL NOT LEAVE THE LANAI AND GO TO A LANAI ABOVE, BELOW OR NEXT TO THE SMOKER. Smoke all you want, just don't exhale.
On May 21, 2010 at 05:04A Jane Erickson said
I took my first vacation in years in October 2008, to Oahu. I was unaware of the restrictions. As a smoker, I found it very difficult to believe that I couldn't even smoke on the lanai. I found sneaky ways of having my smokes out there without alerting the cossacks, like blowing my used smoke into a beach towel. After that trip I swore I'd never return. Vacations are supposed to be relaxing, but this one wasn't.
On May 16, 2010 at 8:40P Anti Smoker said
The reason no smoking is allowed on lanais is that it infiltrates the neighboring area. I don't care if people smoke and want to risk their health but don't force me to retreat indoors when you are smoking on your lanai. Its just not fair. If the hotels could make it possible to keep your smoke from non smokers lanais that would be one thing but it just can't be done. That's just the way it has to be. I actually will go to Hawaii MORE often because of this law so it goes both ways - you will boycott and I will go more frequently.
On Apr 18, 2010 at 03:58A Grant W said
Don't let the smoking laws stop you. We rent a house on the North Shore and see the real Hawaii. Most of the vacation rentals allow smoking on the lanai. We're headed back this summer and will bring our cigarettes.
On Apr 15, 2010 at 11:21A Beth Hill said
What I have never understood is why can't there be "Smoking Welcome" properties? Surely there are owners or managers who smoke and want guests to be comfortable? Non-smokers would know ahead of time that THEY will not be comfortable and there will be smokers on premises and in rooms. Smokers would have a place for there enjoyment and needs. I realize the current Law ties the hands of owners or managers who want their propety to be smoking friendly but there could be hope for change if a compromise was the goal as opposed to an entire segment of the population, participating in a LEGAL act, being harrassed and banned? Surely, in this world of big brains there is a way for tourism and tourists to win? I am a non smoker but all my friends smoke and since none of them will go with me to Hawaii we are all going to Cabo but I would love to come to Hawaii one day. Won't happen as long as family and friends are not welcome.
On Apr 15, 2010 at 06:15A Elizabeth Hill said
My friend recently received an inheritance and wanted me to plan a luxury vacation for us to Hawaii. Won't be happening. No smoking means we won't spend our money to be harrassed and not be allowed to relax and smoke if WE CHOOSE. The news is full of stories about people being hurt by the recession and tourism suffering everywhere yet Hotels, Spas, Resorts and vacation areas apparently are doing so well that they don't need the money that smokers bring to the area. We eat in restaurants, we drink, we shop, we stay in hotels, we have spa appts. we buy gifts but apparently Hawaii is not interested in any of our business or money. Too bad. Hope all the non smokers and their spending habits keep the tourism industry alive in Hawaii. I recently had friends who live in Europe say they would never travel in the US again because they can't make their own choices about smoking. Mexico is a more tourist friendly area. They seem to be more than happy to have us and our money even if we are the dreaded awful smokers. Of course criminals, as long as they don't smoke, are welcome in Hawaii. I will spread the word far and wide that Hawaii Tourism is just fine and doesn't need additional customers or money coming in. Thanks for nothing.
On Mar 30, 2010 at 08:53A Shannon said
I was all ready to book my 10-day trip with my family (2 adult children and they significant others 6 of us total) Then I found out about the smoking polices. If I can't find a place to stay where I can at least smoke on the Lanai we will not be going to Hawaii. What a harsh rule, Mexico is looking like a better option that's where I've gone the last two years with my family You get much more for your money and can have a smoke if you want.
On Mar 25, 2010 at 10:37A lydia ga said
we booked a flight my husband and i to Honolulu to celebrate our 41wedding anniversary and after i spend 5 hours on the internet to find a hotel with balcony 4,5 stars hotel in waikiki to find out the ban on smoking which made me sick to my stomach ...i had to cancel the whole trip heart breaker... my husband is a smoker and i can't understand why they don't allowed smoking on the balcony ridiculous !!!!!!
On Mar 19, 2010 at 10:29A Susan said
I just got back from a trip to Kauai. I didn't know before I went about the smoking ban. I found myself standing out in the blazing wind and rain to have a cigarette. Cigarettes are legal to purchase. It is not a crime to smoke. I dealt with it until I got to the Honolulu airport with a 7 hour flight ahead of me to find no where to smoke. The cleaning lady told me maybe I could find someplace in the dark to hide to have a cigarette. This is rediculous. I am not a criminal. I should not have to hide. I am a considerate smoker and never smoke around others or inside. You can't even walk out in the open areas and smoke. I thought to myself that there are other things that irritate me that I don't like so are they going to outlaw noisy kids that scream for endless hours and misbehave, or the alcoholics that become obnoxious. Oh, but that is legal in the airport. Why should there be a law dictating morality for a single thing like smoking. I am outraged and feel discriminated against. I will not plan another leisure vacation to Hawaii. Even if I quit smoking because this is rediculous.
On Mar 15, 2010 at 8:59P B.Schurmann said
I am heading to Hawaii in 3 months from Australia. My partner & myself are both smokers & are so dissapointed after reading this site. The smoking laws are strict in Aust too but you can smoke on balconys & most bars have a nice smoking area outside undercover where you can smoke & enjoy a drink because they know the people who smoke are the people who spend money on drinks! They dont want to go broke, they want people to come back!! Hawaii- c'mon!!
On Feb 19, 2010 at 11:48A KJ said
Smoking stinks. We're actually having trouble now because friends want to join us on our Maui trip and the hotel where we're staying only has smoking rooms left. Most people don't want the thing they take back with them from Hawaii to be a suitcase full of clothes that smell like an ashtray. I'm fine with designated smoking rooms but it's a hinderance for us non smokers too when availability gets tight. I don't have to carry around an obese person or hang out with a drunk but I have to breathe and that can be pretty unpleasant when smokers are around.
On Feb 14, 2010 at 1:19P Natalie Pekama said
Hawaii was always my dream destination that is currently turning into a nightmare. My mother and I are traveling there in April 2010 and we are both smokers. We weren't aware of the smoking laws till now. Except for the fact that we have already booked and paid for a 7 night cruise, hawaii would be off list. Cant find accommodation for smokers anywhere.
On Feb 6, 2010 at 4:31P Mark McKerr said
Thank God the vast majority of people have done something positive to protect healthy people from the putrid stench and toxic affects of smokers! We are going to enjoy the clean ocean air of Hawaii. Great site!
On Jan 23, 2010 at 2:10P Sherry said
I am a smoker thinking of making a 10 day trip to Hawaii next month and after reading this I'm not sure. I don't mind if they designate a spot where I can smoke but to tell me I can not smoke period what happened to my freedom to choose?? Predjudice is just that it doesn't matter who is on the receiving end. Will they also change the laws to prevent overweight people from eating fast food? Or drinkers must stop drinking because it is bad for their health? STOP BEING PREDJUDICED AGAINT SMOKERS like I said I don't mind a designated spot but don't ban me entirely.
On Jan 16, 2010 at 00:23M Vello Brig said
Hawaii was on my list to visit but no more. I will not go somewhere where, as a smoker, I am not welcome. Passive smoking is harmless but so many are deceived by people who fallaciously state otherwise. In fact it is becoming clearer that primary smoking 'harm' has been exaggerated beyond all proportion. When will common sense return? How much damage has to happen before people wake up to this insanity. In the mean time I and my family will stick to holidaying in more progressive, tolerant countries.
On Jan 15, 2010 at 6:05P Ingrid N said
I just spent the past couple of days researching and planning a 10-12 day trip to Maui with my mother-in-law in February. We're both smokers and while I did manage to find some places that would accommodate us I would still like to be able to enjoy a smoke with a drink and after meals or lounging around the pool without feeling like a criminal. I know it's a dirty, rotten, unhealthy habit (addiction) but I do try to be considerate of non-smokers and won't be forced in to quitting especially on my holidays! I guess we'll be heading to Mexico or the Dominican instead. It's cheaper there in the long run anyway.
On Jan 2, 2010 at 10:51A Terry Whitney said
Have recently made reservations for a much anticipated return trip to Maui in March. Upon learning of the new smoking laws, our level of anticipation has greatly diminished. Not even on the lanai? Ridiculous! Will now attempt to change our reservations for a different sunny destination. Mexico perhaps?
On Dec 30, 2009 at 6:06P Andy said
I just came back from New Orleans, where they have a partial and ineffective smoking ban (restaurants only). The smoke in bars (and restaurants that banned people under 21 so they could call themselves bars) was unbelievable. I couldn't go anywhere without being assaulted by smoke. My next trip will be to Hawaii. All of you who want to feed your addiction in your rooms and balconies (and elsewhere), you'll enjoy Louisiana.
On Dec 12, 2009 at 06:47A Linda Scheinoha said
Wow, I sure am glad I found this site. My husband and I were just planning a trip to Hawaii next month, but we are both smokers. I'm glad we hadn't finalized our plans yet. Guess we'll be going to Mexico instead.
On Nov 22, 2009 at 2:35P Randy said
My wife and I were going to take a two week vacation in Hawaii but we found out about this senseless smoking law. Hawaii needs to lighten up and at least allow people to smoke on Lanais. Instead they rather loose money for their residents as more and more people will go else where. Don't they know that tourism is their bread and butter and that this stupid law will kill there locals. I guess the politician don't care about that though. I my self will not be going there unless they lighten up a little on there law.
On Nov 14, 2009 at 4:57P lynda said
we like to relax and have the odd cigarette and to be told no.not in our own room is terrible.pls help we love hawaii honolulu but will not come if we cant find a 4 or 5 star hotel..tk you..lynda
On Nov 3, 2009 at 11:50A Patti said
For several years we've vacationed and done business in Hawaii twice a year, staying at the finest resorts, booking several rooms and meeting rooms, spending a lot of money on helicopters, boats, and we always buy expensive pearls, jewelry each trip, spending thousands each trip!. One time we brought around 26 of our employees/spouses. WE VOWED WE WILL NOT COME BACK BECAUSE THE SMOKING LAWS ARE RIDICULOUSLY RESTRICTIVE AND BECAUSE WE FEEL LIKE CRIMINALS! THERE ARE NO ACCOMMODATIONS, EVEN BENCHES FOR THE SMOKERS (if you can find a place to smoke!) We have a lot of smoking friends that feel the same way, and at our last convention Oct. 2009, all the smokers (and there were many) said they would not return because of the laws. We will never recommend Hawaii to any of our friends because of the ridiculous laws!
On Oct 22, 2009 at 11:30A marie delainey said
I as well just returned from Kauai, thank goodness I had no idea for the first 8 days that I couldn't smoke on my lanai, once I learned of that I found a hotel where at least I could walk protected a few steps to the beach. Is smoking good absolutely not, do I want to spend $10,000.00 being told what to do on vacation and not able to relax, absolutely not. Rethink this Hawaii. One woman I met in her 60's found herself in Waikiki at 3:00AM on the beach to have a cigarette and realized how dangerous that it was.
On Oct 10, 2009 at 6:57P Karen Macken said
Just returned from a beautiful trip with my sister and mom from Maui - 7 days at Papakea Resort. What a shock when checking in to find out that you can not even smoke on your lanai or on property, (other than a dirty little corner in the parking lot)! So most of my time was spent in a this dirty little corner and was very unsafe for us women smokers. How ridiculous to make someone go to the parking lot to smoke - never, ever again would I go to anyplace that have these type of restrictions. Good luck Hawaii with getting your money spending tourists to come back - not me!
On Oct 9, 2009 at 9:07P Joe Optimo said
Being a long term resident of Hawaii and a musician, I can tell you first hand what the smoking ban has done for me. Even before the economy became really bad, we saw regular customers disappearing from the bars, then we saw less tourist right after that, this is because people like to have a smoke with their drink. I went from earning $200 to $400 a night as a club musician, to earning minimum wage washing dishes. The smoking ban has worked wonders for my pocketbook and my landlord is always mad because the rent is always late, he doesn't like the smoking ban either.
On Sep 25, 2009 at 07:11A Deborah Thompson said
We have been to Hawaii twice but not again. I have no desire to spend vacation money in Hawaii if smoking is not even allowed on balconies. There are many other destinations to see that do not have these stipulations.
On Sep 23, 2009 at 08:12A Marsonia said
I'm from Europe and was planning to go to Maui with my family of four, staying in a 5 star hotel. Thank God I found this site - I have no intention to spend so much money and be treated like a criminal if I lit a cigarete on the balcony! So, goodbye Hawai...and thank you, I will spend 10000 usd somewhere else (now I know why so many hotels there have discounts:))
On Sep 17, 2009 at 7:25P Lynn Thomas said
As a tourist destination, I think you should welcome all and not alienate smokers. Smoking should be permitted on balconies. I am not going to spend my hard earner money to have a vacation that is not enjoyable. Why not allow smoking on balconies? There needs to be consideraton from both sides.Although we love Waikiki, we are looking at other alternatives were we can be comfortable.
On Sep 11, 2009 at 1:02P Dale earnhardt said
I dont smoke but the non-smoking "crowd" needs to lighten up.People die because they choose to smoke!I know many people who have quit so look in the mirror for blame!
On Sep 5, 2009 at 9:13P Sarajane Sato said
My 59 years old husband just passed away from lung cancer...I say BRAVO HAWAII...You people who will stay away too bad..lives are being saved.
On Sep 3, 2009 at 2:07P Laura Thulin said
We are also smokers and are getting tired of the hunt to find smoking hotels. We have limited our trips from 2-3 per year, down to one because of these ridiculous laws enacted by Linda Lingle. What a hassle and what a bundle of money they are losing over there because of this. They blame it on the economy, but that's only half of it. Pretty soon we may be heading for Barbados or Nevis ourselves and giving up Hawaii altogether.
On Aug 30, 2009 at 1:13P linda vann said
Smoking should be allowed on balconies. I don't want to spend my hard earned money and suffer going through the hassle and expense of flying and then not be able to have a cigarette. There are a lot of other places in the world to go that are happy to take your money and let you smoke.
On Aug 28, 2009 at 08:32A Kim Bartley said
Most airports are very limited on smoking. Its a five hour flight minimum time. Then you come to Hawaii and cant smoke?! This law is way over restrictice.. someone needs to remind the law makers there that tobacco is a legally sold product and its use is legal.. except in cases where no smoking signs are in effect. Just think back when the anti smoking frenzy began.. did any of us think it would go this far?
On Aug 20, 2009 at 8:33P John Franco said
My wife and I used to love to stay at the Halekulani but between their smoking policy and the strict non-smoking law in Hawaii we now stay away. We also used to bring our kids and their spouses as well as friends. So sorry to say aloha but I really felt like an undesirable last time I stayed.
On Jul 31, 2009 at 04:42A Sandra Johnson said
My husband & I have selected Hawaii as our travel site on 6 occasions. We have also visited Puerto Rico & Aruba. With the anti-smoking atmosphere present in HI, we will seek another destination that wants our vacationer's money. In addition, we will advise others to do so as well!
On Jul 24, 2009 at 00:13M Karen B said
We used to make two trips a year to Hawaii, but have not been to the islands since the smoking ban, and will not return. We now go to Mexico or the caribean where we can still smoke and enjoy ourselves. My brother went to Kaui every year, for 15 years. He stayed for three weeks and usually spend about 10K on each trip. He now goes to the Caribeen as well. It is a shame that the governor and legislature have doomed the econmy of the state by enacting this insane law.
On Jul 4, 2009 at 10:07A DOLORES DASS said
We would be in Hawaii today, July 4, watching the fireworks from the lanai at the ILIKAI where we have stayed for many years. Unfortunately, one of us is a smoker so our trips to Hawaii have ceased. So sad.
On May 23, 2009 at 5:49P Sandy Gordon said
I would love to return to Hawaii; however, since smoking rooms are few, most resorts won't guarantee a smoking room, and even outdoor smoking is very limited I won't be visiting that beautiful state.
On May 13, 2009 at 07:44A Fred Phillis said
We were planning another vacation in Hawaii -- until an angry friend returned with the news that smokers there are now being treated worse than Gitmo terrorists.
On May 7, 2009 at 09:47A Henry said
I am a smoker of coarse, so my thoughts are that there are all kinds of people in the world that are different, so accommodate all or lose out. HI is a tourist capital of the world so stop dictating like a communist place and free up some of these stupid laws or you will lose a few million $$$$$.(oh, I see you did already) think of all or no one,your choice.
On Mar 25, 2009 at 09:14A Rebecca Dew said
Smoking should be allowed on balconies and lanais in room at hotels and most especially condominiums and timehshares where you own the unit. If not, I'll sell my timeshare and go to Mexico where you can still have fun and enjoy yourself.
On Mar 13, 2009 at 04:57A Vera E Scott said
Rooms with balconies should allow smoking. I would love to be a non-smoker, but since I am not, I'm finding it difficult to find a 4-5 star facility. I'm tired of looking and probably will spend my money in a more accommodating location.
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Oahu Hotels & Condominiums that
Do Not Allow Smoking in Any Room
(Smoking may be allowed in designated, outdoor areas, as listed below)
Ala Moana Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aqua Aloha Surf & Spa (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aqua Bamboo & Spa (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aqua Equus (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aqua Palms & Spa (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area in front of the hotel.
Aqua Waikiki Beachside Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aqua Waikiki Marina (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area in front of the hotel.
AQUA Waikiki Pearl (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed downstairs in the back of the parking lot.
Aqua Waikiki Wave (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aston at the Waikiki Banyan (Oahu)
• A cleaning fee of $425 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area on the 6th floor by the BBQ.
Aston Pacific Monarch (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aston Waikiki Beach Tower (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aston Waikiki Circle Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area located at the surfboard rack near the front of the hotel.
Aston Waikiki Joy Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in two designated smoking areas in the lobby and by the pool.
Aston Waikiki Sunset (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in an area in the hotel lobby.
Best Western Coconut Waikiki (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed near pool and gazebo area.
Castle Maile Sky Court Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Castle Ocean Resort Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms but may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Castle Queen Kapiolani Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Castle Waikiki Shore (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed on guest room lanais (balconies) only.
Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Embassy Suites Hotel Waikiki Beach Walk (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Halekulani (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed at the entrance of the hotel near the waterfall.
Hawaiian Monarch Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in the front lobby area.
Hilton Hawaiian Village Grand Waikikian Tower (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed near the front entrance and at the pool.
Honolulu Airport Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Honu Hale Lanikai (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Hotel Renew (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Ilikai Hotel & Suites (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated smoking area in the hotel courtyard.
JW Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area next to the shuttle stop area.
Ko Olina Beach Villas Resort (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Lotus at Diamond Head (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
OHANA East (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
OHANA Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
OHANA Waikiki Malia (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
OHANA Waikiki West (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Luana Waikiki Studio & Suites (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in a smoking area at lobby level towards the back of the hotel.
Outrigger Reef on the Beach (Oahu)
• A cleaning fee of $250 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
• Smoking is allowed in an area on the side of the hotel next to Fort DeRussy.
Outrigger Regency on Beach Walk (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $250 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Outrigger Waikiki Shore (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Park Shore Waikiki (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms are available through March 31, 2010 after which all rooms will be non-smoking. A cleaning fee of $250 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
• Smoking is allowed in a designated areas in front of hotel and near parking garage entrance.
Trump International Hotel Waikiki Beachwalk (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Waikiki EDITION (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Waikiki Parc Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area on the 8th floor thatis open from 8AM to 8PM.
Waikiki Resort Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Maui Hotels & Condominiums that
Do Not Allow Smoking in Any Room
(Smoking may be allowed in designated, outdoor areas, as listed below)
Aston at Papakea Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed only in the parking lot area and at least 20 feet away from any building.
Aston at the Maui Banyan (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas next to the swimming pools.
Aston Kaanapali Shores (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aston Mahana at Kaanapali (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated areas near the tennis court and near the BBQ.
Aston Maui Hill (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Aston Maui Kaanapali Villas (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $425 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Aston Maui Lu (Maui)
• A cleaning fee of $425 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas of the property.
Aston Paki Maui (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area in the parking lot.
Four Seasons Resort Maui (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in 2 designated areas: the porte cochere and the bottom of the grand staircase.
Grand Wailea Resort (Maui)
• A cleaning fee is charged should guests smoke in their room.
• Smoking is allowed outside the hotel in several designated areas.
Hale Mahina Beach Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Ho'olei at Grand Wailea (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Honua Kai Resort & Spa (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kaanapali Alii (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area near the beach access.
Kaanapali Beach Club (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kaanapali Beach Hotel (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Kahana Reef (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kahana Sunset (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kamaole Sands Resort Maui (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Kapalua Villas and Homes (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in the patios of the units
Kihei Bay Vista Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kihei Beach Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kihei Surfside (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Lahaina Shores Beach Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Leinaala Condo Maui (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Makena Beach and Golf Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed on the balconies in a limited number of rooms in the ocean view category.
Makena Surf (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Mana Kai Maui Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Maui Coast Hotel (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Maui Kai (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Maui Kamaole (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Maui Sunset (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Mauian Hotel on Napili Beach (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Nani Kai Hale (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Napili Kai Beach Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Napili Point Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Outrigger Aina Nalu (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Maui Eldorado Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Napili Shores (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $250 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Outrigger Palms at Wailea (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Royal Kahana Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $450 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Plantation Inn (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Polo Beach Club (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Puunoa Beach Estates (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Ritz Carlton Kapalua (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Royal Lahaina Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Royal Mauian (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $150 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Wailea Beach Marriott Resort & Spa (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area next to the bell desk.
Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort Villas (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $250 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Westin Maui Resort & Spa (Maui)
• A cleaning fee of $200 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas next to the bell desk and near the beach.
Whaler on Kaanapali Beach (Maui)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kauai Hotels & Condominiums that
Do Not Allow Smoking in Any Room
(Smoking may be allowed in designated, outdoor areas, as listed below)
Aston Aloha Beach Hotel (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas
Aston at Poipu Kai (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas of the property.
Aston Islander on the Beach (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas in the parking lot, on the side of the property and on the ocean side of hotel.
Aston Kauai Beach at Makaiwa (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas in the parking lot and near the pool.
Aston Waimea Plantation Cottages (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed on lanais of rooms and in desginated areas.
Banyan Harbor Resort (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Castle at Princeville (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Castle Kiahuna Plantation (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Castle Lae Nani (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Cliffs at Princeville (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kaha Lani (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kauai Beach Resort (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kauai Inn (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kauai Marriott Resort and Beach Club (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in five designated outdoors areas spread throughout the property.
Koa Kea Hotel & Resort at Poipu Beach (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Lanikai Resort (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Makahuena At Poipu (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Kiahuna Plantation (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed outdoors as long as it is 20 feet from a building.
Outrigger Lae Nani (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Waipouli Beach Resort (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Poipu Shores (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Pono Kai Resort Kauai (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in designated outdoors areas.
Sheraton Kauai Resort (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in some designated areas outside but not in any guest rooms or on guest room lanais.
St. Regis Princeville Resort (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Wailua Bay View (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $200 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Whalers Cove (Kauai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Big Island Hotels & Condominiums that
Do Not Allow Smoking in Any Room
(Smoking may be allowed in designated, outdoor areas, as listed below)
Aston Kona by the Sea (Big Island)
• A cleaning fee of $425 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas in front of the hotel and in the parking lot.
Aston Shores at Waikoloa (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas on the property.
Aston Waikoloa Colony Villas (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Castle Hali'i Kai At Waikoloa (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Four Seasons Resort Hualalai (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in five designated outdoors areas spread throughout the property.
Hali'i Kai At Waikoloa (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Islands at Mauna Lani (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Keauhou Beach Resort (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
King Kamehameha (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kolea at Waikoloa Beach (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kona Bali Kai Hotel (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kona Seaside Hotel (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kona Village Resort (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in six designated outdoors areas spread throughout the property.
Kulalani at Mauna Lani (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Kumalani Villas (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Luxury Estate Vacation Homes at Mauna Lani Resort (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Mauna Kea Beach Prince Hotel (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Mauna Kea Fairways South (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Mauna Lani Bay Hotel And Bungalows (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in two designated outdoors areas.
Mauna Lani Point (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Mauna Lani Terrace (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Naniloa Volcanoes Resort (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Fairway Villas (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Fairways at Mauna Lani (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Outrigger Kanaloa at Kona (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
• A cleaning fee of $450 is charged should guests smoke in their room.
Outrigger Royal Sea Cliff Resort (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Palm Villas at Mauna Lani (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Royal Kona Resort (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed on the Lagoon Terrace, the Sunset Cove and in a designated smoking section by the pool.
Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas in the lobby by the bell desk and by the court yard near the convention area.
South Kohala Kolea at Waikoloa (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Villages at Mauna Lani (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas outside next to the luau area, next to tennis courts, and at the cabana.
Waikoloa Beach Villas (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Waimea Country Lodge (Big Island)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Molokai Hotels & Condominiums that
Do Not Allow Smoking in Any Room
(Smoking may be allowed in designated, outdoor areas, as listed below)
Castle Molokai Shores Suites (Molokai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Hotel Molokai (Molokai)
• Smoking is allowed in designated areas of the property.
Wavecrest Resort (Molokai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Lanai Hotels & Condominiums that
Do Not Allow Smoking in Any Room
(Smoking may be allowed in designated, outdoor areas, as listed below)
Four Seasons Manele Bay Hotel (Lanai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Lodge at Koele (Lanai)
• Smoking is not allowed in any rooms or in any other areas of the hotel
Oahu Hotels & Condominiums that Allow Smoking
in Some Rooms and/or in Designated Areas in the Hotel
Aqua Continental (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms available on request.
Aqua Island Colony (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms available on request.
• Smoking is allowed in front of lobby.
Castle Hokele Suites Waikiki (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms are available on the 5th and 6th floors.
Doubletree Alana Waikiki (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms are on floors 16 and 18 only.
Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in rooms on the top 10 floors in the Diamond Head Tower.
• Smoking is allowed at the porte cochere, and Ala Moana Foyer.
Hilton Hawaiian Village (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed on the lanais on certain floors on a request basis only.
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa (Oahu)
• Smoking allowed on lanais of some rooms only, but not inside the rooms. In a nonsmoking room NO smoking will be allowed either in the room or on the balcony. A $250 fee will be charged for smoking in a nonsmoking room.
• Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas
Ilima Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms available on request
• Smoking is allowed in a designated area in the parking lot.
Imperial of Waikiki (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in any room
• Smoking is allowed in other areas of the hotel
Kahala Hotel & Resort (Oahu)
• The 10th floor in the main Tower and 2nd floor in the Dolphin Wing are designated smoking floors.
Makaha Resort Golf Club (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Miramar Waikiki (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Pacific Beach Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is available on several floors of the Ocean Tower.
• Smoking is allowed in other areas of the hotel
Royal Hawaiian Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms are located on the 7th, 10th through 12th and 14th through 17th floors in the Tower Wing.
• Smoking is allowed at the bottom of the steps leading from the hotel.
Sheraton Waikiki Resort (Oahu)
• Smoking rooms are located on the 25th through 29th floors. Smoking in non-smoking rooms will result in a cleaning fee of $250.
Turtle Bay Resort & Ocean Villas (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Waikiki Grand Hotel (Oahu)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Maui Hotels & Condominiums that Allow Smoking
in Some Rooms and/or in Designated Areas in the Hotel
Fairmont Kea Lani Maui (Maui)
• Smoking rooms available on request
Hale Kamaole (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Hotel Wailea Maui (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa (Maui)
• Smoking rooms available on request
• Smoking is allowed anywhere on property as long as it is twenty feet from a building.
Kahana Village (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed on the lanais of rooms.
Kihei Akahi (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Luana Kai (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed on the lanais of rooms.
Sands of Kahana (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Sugar Beach Resort (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Wailea Beach Villas (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed on the lanais of rooms.
Wailea Ekahi Village (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Wailea Ekolu Village (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Wailea Elua Village (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Wailea Grand Champions Villas (Maui)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Kauai Hotels & Condominiums that Allow Smoking
in Some Rooms and/or in Designated Areas in the Hotel
Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Kauai Sands Hotel (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Plantation Hale Suites (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Point at Poipu (Kauai)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Big Island Hotels & Condominiums that Allow Smoking
in Some Rooms and/or in Designated Areas in the Hotel
Bungalows at Mauna Lani Bay (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Castle Hilo Hawaiian Hotel (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Fairmont Orchid Hawaii (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel (Big Island)
• A limited amount of smoking rooms are available only in tower 5. These smoking rooms are in the terrace view, partial ocean view, ocean view, and premium ocean view room categories.
Hilo Bay Hotel (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Hilo Seaside Hotel (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Hilton Waikoloa Village (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed on the lanais on certain floors on a request basis only.
Kona Bay Hotel (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Kona Reef Resort (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Villas at Mauna Lani Bay (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Vista Waikoloa (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Wai'ula'ula Condominiums (Big Island)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Molokai Hotels & Condominiums that Allow Smoking
in Some Rooms and/or in Designated Areas in the Hotel
Castle Kaluakoi Villas (Molokai)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Ke Nani Kai Condos (Molokai)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Paniolo Hale Resort Condominium (Molokai)
• Smoking is allowed in some rooms and may be allowed in other areas of the hotel
Lanai Hotels & Condominiums that Allow Smoking
in Some Rooms and/or in Designated Areas in the Hotel
No hotels allow smoking in rooms