As you come down the elevator from the hotel, you see this glass case enticing you with tropical treats.

The other side of the case.

The long hallway leading to paradise.

The WELL endowed Tiki to the right of the sign.

Another view of the same Tiki

In a side corridor Vic points the way.

Down the corridor, closer to the restaurant, a fine carving.

Side view of the same Tiki pole.

The entrance itself, note the small Tiki at the right.

A close up of that happy Tiki. Also notice the carvings on the door.

A view from "our" booth in the bar- the brightest picture we managed to take inside. We've nicknamed it "our" booth as that's where we've been seated on both visits.

A darker view from "our" booth. You can see the bar in the foreground, and the floats of the back room beyond. The candle in the foreground is on our table.

Looking to our right, the shell lamps on the wall cast intimate low light.

A low light Tiki.

The painting at the left edge of the bar. There's a carved Tiki pole to the left of the painting.

The bar area with the painting lit in the foreground, and an obnoxious TV slightly to the right.

Ceiling bamboo and thatch.

Another of the brighter pictures.

Some of the central carvings.

Roof.

Note the back to back Tikis candleholder on the table across from us.

Closer in on some of the carvings.

Another of the brighter pictures.

The bar.

Bottles at the bar. The Pisco Moai bottle is in the upper left compartment.