I stayed in a 5-star Hawaii hotel for $2,275 a night. I was shocked that even with an ocean-view roo

• The bathroom in my room at the Four Seasons Maui at Wailea blew me away.
• I never expect much from a hotel bathroom, but this one definitely wasn't an afterthought.
• It had dual sinks, LED mirrors, luxurious robes, and even a built-in music dial.

On a trip to Hawaii this May, I spent a night at the Four Seasons Maui at Wailea. If you're a "White Lotus" fan like me, you'll recognize it from the first season of the show.

I stayed in a deluxe ocean-view room on the sixth floor. At the time of booking, one night in this room was $2,275, but rates vary throughout the year and my stay was around Memorial Day. (Insider received a discounted media rate for the stay.)

When I walked into my room, I made a beeline for the balcony, or lanai. The view of the Pacific Ocean was beautiful, and I thought it'd easily be the best part of my room. But I was mistaken.

Don't get me wrong, the balcony was stunning. But the palatial bathroom took my breath away. I actually squealed when I opened the door and saw the size of it.

The vanity with two sinks and LED mirrors was the stuff of dreams. On each side, there was a hand towel and there were a couple extra rolled up on a caddy holding toiletries. There was also an extendable shaving mirror and a hair dryer within easy reach.

At first, I didn't really see the point of this separate counter without a sink. But within a few hours, I'd arranged my jewelry, the hotel hair dryer, and my phone and smartwatch — charging on the nearby outlets — on it. It was the perfect spot for dry items.

As for the toilet, that was tucked away in a mini "room" of its own within the bathroom and had a phone next to it in case you ever needed to make a call. I never used the phone, but for those who are right-handed, I noticed it was conveniently positioned on that side of the toilet.

I typically prefer showers to a bath, but I had to take a soak in the deep bathtub. Of course, there were fabulous bathrobes provided, so I slipped one on after my soak and shower. I recognized it as the same style robe that Jennifer Coolidge wore in a spa scene.

I could write a love letter to the toiletries alone. The "ruby guava"-scented Lōkahi products — which are exclusive to the hotel — made washing my hands feel fancy, while the shampoo and conditioner left my roughly blow-dried hair looking like I'd walked out of a salon.

But the best, and most extra, detail in the bathroom was the built-in music dial next to the dimmable light switches. I loved being able to choose between six genres of music, and I had fun adjusting the sound to match my mood.

Bathrooms can often be overlooked in hotels, but when done right they can really make a difference. It was the most luxurious part of my room at the Four Seasons, and made even brushing my teeth feel glamorous. I'm still dreaming about it a month later.

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