White Lotus Resorts from the Show

White Lotus Resorts

HBO’s The White Lotus has become a cult favorite for more than just its biting social satire—it’s also a showcase of some of the most stunning resorts in the world. Each season drops viewers into jaw-dropping luxury escapes that are very real—and very bookable.

Here’s your guide to the actual resorts used in The White Lotus, along with similar alternatives to experience that same dramatic flair, minus the chaos.

Season 1: Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Hawaii

Location: Wailea, Maui, Hawaii
Vibe: Classic Hawaiian luxury with sweeping ocean views

The inaugural season was filmed at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, a beachfront paradise offering infinity pools, a world-class spa, and direct access to golden beaches. It's a luxury experience wrapped in aloha vibes.

Similar Resorts:

  • Montage Kapalua Bay – Offers residential-style suites and cliffside views.

  • Andaz Maui at Wailea – Sleek, modern, and ideal for honeymooners.

Season 2: San Domenico Palace, Taormina, Sicily (A Four Seasons Hotel)

Location: Taormina, Sicily, Italy
Vibe: Old-world grandeur with views of the Ionian Sea

The second season takes us to the majestic San Domenico Palace, a 14th-century convent turned luxury resort perched on the Sicilian cliffs. Picture candle-lit dinners, marble terraces, and views of Mt. Etna in the distance.

Similar Resorts:

  • Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo – Neighboring resort with historic prestige and a grand terrace.

  • Villa Sant’Andrea, A Belmond Hotel – A lush, beachside retreat with cinematic vibes.

Season 3: Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui in Thailand

Location: Thailand
Vibe: Tropical, spiritual, and visually breathtaking

The upcoming season of The White Lotus is set in Thailand, at Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui with a focus on Eastern spirituality and introspection. A top-tier locations known for seclusion and wellness.

Top Thailand Resorts to Watch (and Book):

  • Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui – Nestled in coconut groves with stunning sea views.

  • Amanpuri, Phuket – Iconic for its private villas and serene vibe.

  • Six Senses Yao Noi – Eco-luxury with dramatic limestone cliffs as your backdrop.

What Makes a White Lotus Resort?

If you want the full White Lotus experience, look for:

  • All-Inclusive Luxury – From daily spa treatments to curated cultural excursions

  • Dramatic Architecture & History – Think ancient convents, jungle villas, or colonial mansions

  • Stunning Natural Settings – Ocean views, jungle hideaways, or mountain perches

  • An Air of Mystery or Romance – Perfect for that main-character energy

While the guests of The White Lotus often bring more than just luggage, you can enjoy the same level of luxury without the chaos. Whether it’s a dreamy escape to Hawaii, a romantic trip to Sicily, or a soul-searching adventure in Thailand, these resorts deliver the vibes—just add a linen outfit and some oversized sunglasses.

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