Pulama Lana‘i gifts hospital heroes free wellness retreats at Sensei Lana‘i, A Four Seasons Resort

To honor and thank hospital workers serving on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, Pulama Lana‘i has announced it will be gifting complimentary wellness retreats to Sensei Lana‘i, A Four Seasons Resort on the island of Lana‘i. Each hospital throughout the state will receive a select number of all-inclusive Heroes Relaxation Retreat packages, based on the hospital’s bed count, to gift to employees of their choosing.

Hospital heroes and their guests will enjoy a luxurious two-night stay at Sensei Lana‘i, where they’ll receive a fully personalized wellness experience centered around each individual’s well-being journey through Sensei’s signature paths of move, nourish, rest. The Heroes Relaxation Retreat includes roundtrip airfare from Honolulu to Lana‘i on luxury charter service Lana‘i Air, upscale accommodations, dining, wellness activities and island excursions for two guests.

Each guest will receive a $600 daily wellness credit toward the Sensei Experience Menu to enjoy the benefits of a curated well-being experience and a $200 dining credit to enjoy fresh, Lana‘i-grown fare at Sensei by Nobu, Ko‘ele Garden Bar or in-room dining. Sensei’s Experience Menu features a dedicated Sensei Guide for one-on-one instruction in nutrition, exercise physiology, fitness and lifestyle practices; private spa hale treatments and access to island activities. Signature treatments such as the Nourish massage and body wrap and Ofuro bath experience, are all offered in a private spa hale that becomes a personal sanctuary. Guests will also have access to a rotating collection of daily, complimentary small-group well-being activities such as fitness, yoga and meditation classes.

“This pandemic has shone a spotlight on our hospital heroes and the tremendous dedication they show to their patients every single day. Their commitment to providing highquality care to those in our community during this challenging time is an inspiration to us all,” said Kurt Matsumoto, chief operating officer of Pulama Lana‘i. “We’re grateful for the opportunity to welcome them to Sensei Lana‘i to enjoy a much-needed and well-deserved moment of rest and relaxation.”

“Hawaii’s frontline hospital employees have more than met the challenge during this pandemic. They have continued to care for those suffering in our community with expertise and compassion. Many have willingly made personal sacrifices to do so,” said Hilton R. Raethel, president and CEO of Healthcare Association of Hawaii. “This unexpected and generous donation from Pulama Lana‘i is a message of aloha for Hawaii’s hospital workforce. We salute Pulama Lana‘i, not only for their kindness, but for their recognition of those working in the trenches to deliver quality care in our community.”