Located on the popular Waiulu Street, Hualālai Resort Waiulu 133B is an upscale two-bedroomed villa with views of the 5th hole of the Ke'olu Golf Course. With the sound of the ocean drifting gently across the greens and the soft rustle of the palm trees, this is a peaceful, secluded spot for up to four guests.

Hualālai Resort has embraced the stunning beauty of Ka'ūpūlehu and complemented it with lavish facilities and pristine golf courses that will make the heart of any true golfer sing. Not only is it ideal for anyone who likes a challenging sand trap or fabulous fairway, but it's also a chance to discover Hawaii's rich culture and history. Visit the Ka'ūpūlehu Cultural Center, where you'll be welcomed by a Mea Ho'okipa (host) and introduced to the island's crafts, culture and cuisine.

Cosy and comfortable, Hualālai Resort Waiulu 133B feels like coming home. With bespoke Hawaiian artwork on the walls and plush furnishings enlivened with colourful textiles, it's a place where you can kick off your shoes, lie back and relax. The living space is bright and airy, with an open-plan layout connecting the dining area and a well-appointed kitchen, allowing guests to socialise even when the designated chef of the day is cooking up a feast. Balconies give you a birds-eye view of the golf course and the ocean beyond, and is furnished with loungers and a BBQ grill for al fresco dining.

The two tranquil bedrooms are mindfully decorated in soft tones. The windows are carefully positioned to make the most of the tropical views, turning them into living artworks that constantly change. Glance outside, and you'll see jewel-coloured hummingbirds flitting between the flowers. The primary suite has a king-size bed and ensuite with dual vanity sinks and a large soak tub. The guestroom has two twin beds and an attractive ensuite.

For guests who have a passion for golf, Hualālai Resort Waiulu 133B is a match made in heaven. And on those rare days when the greens don't call you, Oahu is yours to explore. Or just lay back and soak up the Hawaiian sunshine with a cocktail or two. What could be better?