1 BDR Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa

Disney's Aulani is where the rich, cultural history of Hawaii meets the modern magic of Disney! Overlooking Kohola Lagoon, Aulani offers its guests both a prime spot in Kapolei and a wealth of amenities, including several swimming pools, kids' entertainment, full-service spa, sunrise yoga, movie nights and even pool parties with Disney characters. Over ten bars and restaurants appeal to any taste, with unique options available such as Disney character breakfasts and an adults-only pool bar.

Whether you're looking for a comfortable, relaxing studio for your stay or need all the room provided by a sprawling three-bedroom villa, Aulani offers multiple unit configurations to ensure you find the perfect fit for your group. All units are equipped with upscale touches like flat-panel TV's with Blue-Ray players, Wi-Fi access, iHome charging dock, private porch or balcony, rainfall showers and high-end bath products. Larger villas also include full kitchens, whirlpool bathtubs, dining areas and in-villa washer/dryer.

Oahu boasts over 112 miles of shoreline, making it a paradise for those with a love of the ocean and all the activities that come with the endless waves. Ko Olina, North Shore and Waikiki are the island's foremost beaches, and all have a spirit of their own. Kualoa Ranch, Pearl Harbor and the Dole Plantation serve as popular area attractions. Of course, you may also wish for a more low-key day exploring the shopping and dining options at the Ko Olina Resort & Marina.

Quiet resort-residential vibe near Ko Olina lagoons and the Ko Olina Marina; short drive to Ko Olina Resort hotels (including Aulani), Ko Olina Golf Club, and nearby shopping at Ko Olina Center and Kapolei Commons. Neighborhood amenities include beaches, walking paths, golf, restaurants, and resort services. Typical guests are families, resort visitors, and longer-stay renters who want beach access and quieter evenings than Waikīkī.

Car is the most convenient option — most attractions, grocery stores and beaches are 5–20 minutes by car. Street parking and short residential drives make car travel easy. Public transit: TheBus serves Kapolei with several routes and a local Kapolei circulator; service is useful for connections but can be infrequent in residential pockets. Rail: Honolulu’s Skyline (rail) reached East Kapolei with stations (Kualaka‘i, Keoneʻae / UH West Oʻahu, Honouliuli/East Kapolei) that connect to central Oʻahu and downtown Honolulu; riders often combine TheBus or local walk/bike access to the nearest station. Bike/walk: short walking to nearby resort areas and Ko Olina lagoons; some sidewalks and shared paths exist but distances to larger retail or UH West Oʻahu may be better by bike or car.