Private Pools Honolulu Near Me

4worldlovers: Thoughtfully redesigned to evoke the spirit of the Hawaiian Islands, the Main Pool compliments the incredible views of Waikiki Beach and the Pacific Ocean. The redesigned pool includes water slides, a children's wading pool, splash pads, play pirate ship, fountains, hot tub and water features for all ages. Lounging in the adult infinity pool overlooking the blue Pacific Ocean is certain to leave lasting memories.

There is also a second, oval shaped adult only pool (for registered guests only 18 years and older), which is surrounded by tropical gardens and features a hot tub only steps away from hotel. Bibas Courtyard Grill is also nearby, making it easily accessible to satisfy your cravings for casual meals and beverages.

Registered hotel guests are invited to swim, play or relax in the beachfront Main Pool. Guests may check out towels and swim vest for kids at a station at the entrance of the Main Pool.

Main Pool Water Slides (minimum height of 48", or pass a swim tests)

Cabana rentals at the Main Pool can be reserved online 7 days in advance beginning at 7:30 a.m. or on the same day at the Main Pool towel stand based on availability. Cancelation must be made before reservation period begins to avoid charge.

The Main and Adult Pools are limited to registered hotel guests only.

Our Adult Pool is for those looking for a little peace and quiet in serene surroundings. It is conveniently located near Bibas Courtyard Grill with easy access to pick up meals and beverages to enjoy at the pool.

No outside food or beverages are allowed in the pool area. You may only consume food and beverages purchased at any Hale Koa Hotel Food & Beverage facilities or AAFES Exchange. (However, coolers and outside food and beverages are allowed in the park area and on the beach.)

Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Children deemed non-swimmers must wear a Coast Guard approved flotation device at all times, which are available at the Main Pool and are complimentary.

Adults must be in the water and within arm's length of their children who are non-swimmers. Swim tests are administered at the top of each hour, to ensure children are capable of swimming on their own without this hands-on supervision.

Non-aerial pool toys are allowed. Large items, such as surfboards and boogie boards, lounge floats, and ring tubes are not permitted in the pool area.

Proper family-friendly swim attire is required (and no cutoff shorts or jeans).

By entering the pool, you take responsibility for your own protection and for disinfecting your hands

Do not use the pool if you have a cough, fever or other symptoms of illness

4worldlovers:
Pool hours are now posted online at pros.hnl.info! You can also click on the name of the pool location below to see their specific schedule.

Chance to develop life-long skills while building a career in the city!

Click on the pool name to see their hours of operation

Mānoa Valley District Park = 50 meters + training pool (pool lights inoperable no night swim until further notice)

K. Mark Takai Veterans Memorial Aquatics Center = 50 meters + diving well & boards (closed Sept. 18 - 29, pump upgrades)

4worldlovers: The C. Dudley Pratt Aquatic Center, at the ground level of Hemmeter Fieldhouse, is comprised of the Elizabeth P. Waterhouse Pool and the facilities that support the Punahou swimming program including the Harry Steiner Pool Office.

With a depth of at least 9 feet for its entire length, the Olympic-sized 50 meter by 25 yard Waterhouse Pool is the largest of any school in the state of Hawaiʻi (including the University of Hawaiʻi), at more than a million gallons.

The original 75 by 35 foot pool was dedicated in 1922 and named to honor the memory of student Elizabeth P. Waterhouse. The Dudley Pratt Aquatic Center and replacement pool were built in 1981 as part of a massive Physical Education and Athletics Complex renovation, and the new pool was designed to be “fast” and built at 50 meters by 25 yards to accommodate metric competition.

Upon its completion, Peter Powlison, former teacher, later Trustee, and legendary competitive swimmer dove into the new Waterhouse Pool and swam the first lap in front of a cheering Punahou crowd.

C. Dudley Pratt, of missionary descent, attended Yale University where he was an All-American swimmer. As a boy, he was an Eagle Scout, and after returning to Hawaiʻi to practice law, he continued his support of the Boy Scouts, which bestowed on him numerous local and national scouting awards.

He was the father of the Red Cross Life Saving Program, a deacon and trustee of Central Union Church, and a trustee of Punahou School for thirty-five years. He devoted countless hours to Palama Settlement, the Honolulu Academy of Arts and the Amateur Athletic Union.

The business community knew him as “Mr. Rotary.” He served as the President of the Rotary Club of Honolulu and as the Governor of the Rotary District for Hawaiʻi. Professionally, he was recognized for his work in real property law, probate and estate planning. He served a term as president of the Hawaiʻi State Bar Association.

In 1962, the Punahou Alumni Association awarded him their prestigious ‘O’ in Life Award.