Covid-19 Update

Travel Information: Covid-19 Update

The hotel is currently open under the Hawaii state pre-travel testing & vaccination exception programs.
We are closely monitoring the situation, following guidance from the CDC, Hawaii Department of Health and state and local officials. We are honoring existing bookings and accepting new reservations for travel. We have implemented a relaxed cancellation policy. Please find details at Terms & Conditions.
In case of illness or other circumstances, please call 808-784-7038 for special assistance.
During these uncertain times, we are focused on supporting our staff members and community as best as we can.  We will continue providing updates on our website. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

Mandatory Pre-Travel Testing

January 4, 2022: Updated Hawaii State Government Pre-Travel Testing & Vaccination Exception Program 

The State of Hawai‘i Safe Travels Hawai‘i program is a multilayered process designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community.

This enhanced entry into Hawai‘i for travelers from the U.S. and its Territories includes the Mandatory State of Hawai‘i Travel and Health Form (requirement ends on January 4, 2022), a Safe Travels Hawai‘i account and a mandatory five-day (number of required days changed on January 3, 2022) quarantine with the option of a vaccination exception program or a negative pre-travel test to bypass quarantine.

The State of Hawai‘i is aligned with federal international requirements and there are no requirements for passengers flying directly into Hawaiʻi from an international destination. The airlines will screen passengers prior to their departure to the United States. International passengers entering the U.S. from another state or territory will be treated as domestic travelers when entering the State of Hawai‘i and will be required to participate in the Safe Travels Hawaiʻi program.

Hawaii's official tourism websites - GoHawaii.com and HawaiiCovid19.com/Travel - offers the most current, up-to-date information on traveling to the Aloha State, including details of the Pre-Travel Testing Program, Safe Travels and more.

Ho'o ma'e ma'e - Our Aloha Clean Promise

Our cleaning and disinfecting procedures adhere to CDC and health department standards and all of our staff have been trained on the proper use of cleaning products and processes. In recent weeks, we have implemented enhanced cleaning protocols in common areas of the resort as well as in our rooms. Learn more about Ho'o ma'e ma'e - Our Aloha Clean Promise.

Before Arrival...

Arrive with peace of mind. Skip the Lines and request pre check-in service. Make the most of your stay and speed up the check-in process at the hotel by filling out the details that we'll need beforehand.
Learn more about "Contactless Checkin"

What to Expect at the Hotel

We understand a sense of normalcy in your hotel experience is important to you when planning your next vacation. At Royal Lahaina Resort we intend to make your stay as safe and undisturbed as you imagine it to be with access to all of the resort amenities and services you've come to enjoy.
Learn more about "What to Expect" from your stay

 

Hawaii County Emergency Rules: Face Coverings (Masks)

Masks are required at all times in any indoor public area for anyone over the age of 5 years old. County officials say that anyone who refuses to wear a mask is in violation of the County's Public Health Emergency Rules and may be subject to fines of up to $5,000 and 1 year in jail. This is under Rules and Orders 127A-0025/127A-0029. It is a court citation. "All persons shall wear face coverings, over their nose and mouth, while in public settings. Indoor Gyms, yoga studios and similar venues - people must wear face coverings at all times"

Masks and other facial covering shall not be required:
  • Persons five (5) years of age or younger;
  • Persons with medical conditions or disabilities where the wearing of a face covering may pose a health or safety risk to the individual;
  • Persons actively communicating with a person who is hearing impaired, where the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication
  • While eating, drinking, smoking, as permitted by applicable law;
  • Inside private automobiles, provided the only occupants are members of the same household/ living unit/residence;
  • Persons obtaining a service involving the nose or face for which temporary removal of the face covering is necessary to perform the service.
  • Persons actively engaged in exercise activity so long as physical distancing requirements are maintained;
  • While outdoors