No spy pics as I was a legitimate paying guest, but some Tonga longhouse pics.
For those who don't know, Tonga is a small longhouse that just has a handful of suites. In normal times it is considered Club Level. The building has a small lounge on the second floor that has a self-serve fridge, coffee-maker, and they usually put out light snacks/bites during the day - but much lighter than what is offered in Hawaii. Tonga guests have access to the lounge in Hawaii, but Hawaii guests don't have access to Tonga.
Tonga guests also usually have an in-room dining menu they can order from free of charge.
None of the above is currently available - TBD when/if that changes.
Obviously just my opinion, but I think they did a spectacular job here. The spaces are light and bright - sophisticated, but not pretentious. A nice blend that will appeal to all ages, I suspect.
First floor check-in desk, which would normally have a CM and computer.
Looking back at the entry door. The Tiki that was here remains.
I think this painting in the stairwell is also a pre-renovation remnant.
The second floor "lounge" area. They had put this "communal table" in sometime pre-COVID and it has stayed. Note the painted pillar/stairway rails - those used to be brown. I wonder if we see similar treatment in Hawaii.
Also refreshed elevator, which looks great.
