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Memorial Day
May 25 is Memorial Day in the U.S.
It honors and remembers those who died while serving in the military.
At Ala Moana Beach Park, a lantern floating ceremony is held for peace and remembrance.
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Mother's Day Gift Cards
Celebrate Mother's Day with the gift of relaxation at Royal Kaila Spa. Luxurious massage and facial gift cards are available on our website. Treat someone special that day!
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⭐︎ Recommended Massages: Before & After Your Flight ⭐︎
At Royal Kaila, we offer recommended massages perfect for before or after your flight: the "Flight Fatigue Massage" and the "Cooldown Massage"!
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Kamaaina can get 10%off!
Royal Kaila is open to everyone—not just guests staying at the Marriott Hotel! Kama‘āina residents are eligible for a 10% discount. (Please note that some services, such as waxing, are excluded from this offer.)
We invite you to give us a try! ☺︎✨
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Same-day reservations and walk-ins are welcome!
While online reservations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance, if you contact us by phone or simply walk in, we may be able to accommodate you immediately on the same day—subject to availability! Royal Kaila is located on the 2nd floor of the K Tower at the Marriott Hotel (situated directly above the ABC Store on the ocean-facing side of the hotel).
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The Third Storm of the Year Arrives
We have experienced an unusually high number of storms this year, and a third one is expected to arrive this weekend.
If you find yourself cooped up in your hotel, feeling frustrated that you have nothing to do despite being on vacation, please do not hesitate to contact our spa! We are happy to accept same-day reservations☺︎
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Haleiwa Town is back!
Although the North Shore suffered significant damage from the recent heavy rains, most of the shops in Haleiwa Town have already started reopening!
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Breaking Through the Long Rain
At long last, the long days of heavy rain have come to an end, and we’ve finally started seeing blue skies again after quite some time! With the rainy season drawing to a close, it looks like the sunny Hawaii we know and love is making its return:)
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Storm Damage
The recent storm caused significant damage; in Hawaii, the impact of the storm left over 100,000 households temporarily without power, though service was restored to approximately half of them by the morning of March 16. Additionally, road closures caused by flooding and fallen trees were reported, but conditions are gradually returning to normal.
Please continue to stay safe!
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Declaration of a State of Emergency Due to Storm
The State of Hawaii's emergency proclamation, issued yesterday—March 9—in response to the Kona Storm (Kona Low), remains in effect until March 18.
Please stay safe!