Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows, a 27-acre oceanfront property in Hawaii, US, has reopened, unveiling two new dining venues and a series of enhancements.

This comes after a ten-month effort when the resort assisted Lahaina residents during the 2023 wildfires.

The resort's offerings now encompass 333 guest rooms, two oceanfront pools, and other amenities.

The two newly introduced dining venues, Lahaina Noon and Pineapple Moon, were conceptualised by TableOne Hospitality.

Lahaina Noon is an oceanfront restaurant providing views of Ka'anapali Beach while Pineapple Moon is a poolside bar with canary-yellow cabanas, offering an open-air setting.

TableOne Hospitality CEO Patric Yumul said: “There is something so magical about Maui. It was the place where I kicked off my career with Michael [Mina] and it has always held a special place in my heart. 

“The TableOne team and I are incredibly honoured and excited to be able to be part of the next chapter of Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows in bringing both Lahaina Noon and Pineapple Moon to life in a commitment to serve the community and visitors with grace and aloha.”

The property has also updated its 127 bungalows, refreshed the lobby and pool areas, and is currently expanding its event spaces.

This expansion includes new oceanfront wedding suites, with dedicated concierge services and custom amenities. 

In addition, Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows is poised to introduce the Alana Spa's new oceanfront wellness oasis.

The spa will feature six private suites and an expanded treatment menu that includes LED facials, CBD salt soaks, massages, manicures and pedicures.