Discover the Luxury Hawaiian Resort Behind HBO’s Hit Show
The Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea served as the stunning backdrop for HBO’s The White Lotus Season 1, bringing the fictional luxury resort to life with its pristine beaches, lavish suites, and dramatic Hawaiian sunsets. This iconic property became as much a star of the show as its A-list cast.
📍 The White Lotus Season 1 Filming Location
Four Seasons Resort Maui
3900 Wailea Alanui Dr, Wailea, HI 96753, USA
📞 (808) 874-8000
🌐 fourseasons.com/maui
Key Filming Spots You Can Visit
1. The Legendary Pool Area
- Where most of the daytime drama unfolded
- Features the same cabanas seen in Shane and Rachel’s scenes
- Offers butler service just like in the show
2. The Grand Lobby
- First appeared in the opening airport pickup scene
- Still features the same elegant Hawaiian decor
- Look for the exact spot where Armond greeted guests
3. Oceanfront Suites
- The 1-Bedroom Oceanfront Suites were used for filming
- Most requested by fans wanting the “White Lotus experience”
- Private lanais with identical views to the show
4. Ferraro’s Bar e Ristorante
- Where several key dinner scenes were filmed
- Sunset views match those seen on screen
- Menu includes dishes featured in the show
How to Book Your White Lotus Experience
Best Rooms for Fans
| Room Type | Starting Rate | White Lotus Connection |
|---|---|---|
| Oceanfront Prime Suite | $2,500/night | Closest to filming rooms |
| Presidential Suite | $15,000/night | Where some scenes were shot |
| Resort View Room | $1,200/night | More affordable option |
Pro Tip: Ask for “Room 630” – rumored to be Jennifer Coolidge’s filming suite.
Special Packages
- “White Lotus” VIP Tour (includes filming location map)
- Spa Treatment Package (recreate Tanya’s massage scenes)
- Sunset Dinner Package at Ferraro’s
Behind-the-Scenes Secrets
- The resort was closed for 6 weeks during filming
- Many staff members appeared as extras
- The pineapple suite scene used a real guest villa
- Jennifer Coolidge stayed on property during filming
What to Expect When Visiting Today
✅ All filming locations remain unchanged
✅ Staff are happy to point out show references
✅ Same luxury amenities featured on screen
⚠ Some areas may be reserved for private events
“The Four Seasons Maui is even more breathtaking in person. You truly feel like you’re in the show!” – Recent guest review
Planning Your Visit
Best Time to Go:
April-May or September-October for:
✔ Fewer crowds
✔ Better rates
✔ Perfect weather
How to Book:
- Visit fourseasons.com/maui
- Mention “White Lotus interest” for potential upgrades
- Request a filming locations map at check-in
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