Hawaii, where lava, reef and horizon define the islands

Rising above 13,000 feet, the summit offers high-altitude views and astronomical observatories above cloud level.

On Maui, the volcanic crater spans a dramatic summit landscape often visited at sunrise.

A coastal route on Maui winding through rainforest valleys, waterfalls, and cliffside ocean views.

Guests are invited to connect with the spirit of Hawaiʻi through the storytelling and traditions of the cherished dance of hula. Rooted in culture and a deep sense of place, each class shares the rhythm, movement, and meaning that have carried Hawaiian history from generation to generation.

Washington State extends from Pacific shoreline to inland plateau, shaped by dense evergreen forest, glacier-fed rivers, and volcanic summits. The Cascade Range divides the landscape, creating dramatic shifts between coastal rain-soaked terrain and drier eastern valleys. Mount Rainier rises prominently above the Puget Sound region, visible on clear days from much of western Washington. Within this maritime and mountainous setting, Fairmont’s presence is anchored in downtown Seattle.

California has always invited the world to dream a little bigger. Cities rise along the edge of the Pacific. Vineyards stretch toward distant hills. Light lingers longer here, softening the edges of every moment. Across the state, Fairmont hotels stand at the heart of it all: places where history, culture, and daily life converge. Each address offers more than a stay. It offers a way into California itself, reflecting Fairmont’s long-standing role as a social and cultural landmark in North America.