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There is a reason Hawai‘i lives so vividly in the shared, summer vacation memory. It is the postcard parents once taped to the fridge before departure, the place SPF and swimsuits, lobby orchids, afternoons by the pool that turned into tiki-hour, siblings arguing over the blow dryer before dinner, and mom insisting on a million group photos at sunset.  That’s exactly where Hawai‘i slides into the VR Summer Holiday Club Collection. Part childhood nostalgia and part beachy bygone glamour. The palm-fringed Pacific paradise is the Polynesian-pop fantasy that set the tone for summer travel as we know it. Retro mai tais as a baseline, Waikiki cocktail culture as the standard, and that easy “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem” attitude that has survived for decades. Barkcloth fabrics, tiki torches, rattan lounges, bold banana leaf prints, muʻumuʻus that double as poolside caftans, it all started here. Add in open-air diners, Don Ho drifting through the background, and the kind of slightly kitschy, very lovable souvenirs you absolutely bring home, and you realize: Hawai‘i didn’t just perfect the summer holiday club. It invented it.  Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort is a true Hawaiian hideaway and It carries the glamour of the classic summer holiday with friends. Designer Greg Warner and his team even researched old photographs and the original Hawaiian village that once stood here. The result is a collection of thatched-roof hale, with rattan accents and barkcloth art woven throughout, creating a quiet, considered nod to the past. Consider this your official “out of office” notice.  Reported By Dylan Essertier Photography, Courtesy of Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort