Resort Description
Stately landmark resort with Victorian charm and modern amenities, on Waikiki Beach – This classically elegant, oceanfront property, known as the "First Lady of Waikiki," was the first resort built here. It opened in 1901 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Accommodations: Your comfortable and air-conditioned room or suite has an ocean or city view, the Heavenly Bed®, the Heavenly Bath®, cable TV, a coffee maker, a mini-refrigerator, an in-room safe, bath amenities, and a hairdryer. NOTE: While most guest quarters in the Banyan Wing do not have a lanai, the historic building's accommodations are big on style, charm, and antique furnishings. All accommodations in the Diamond Wing and the Tower Wing have lanais.
Dining & Entertainment: Beautiful beach views are the backdrop to breakfast, lunch, and dinner, buffet-style and a la carte, at the Beachside Cafe featuring a "superfoods" menu. Mingle over tropical cocktails, savor delicious grilled favorites, and be part of the Waikiki scene at the Beach Bar. Take a break in the afternoon for a spot of tea at Banyan Veranda. Banyan Court comes alive in the evening with a steel guitar trio and exotic hula dancers. The "Stay at One, Dine at All" policy means you have access to the restaurants at sister properties in Waikiki.
Recreation: Jump in! The freshwater pool sparkles in the sunlight, is lined by loungers, and faces along the private white-sand beach. Go snorkeling, scuba diving, and parasailing. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes when you visit the Westin WORKOUT® Powered by Reebok fitness center. Your children get to meet and play with other youngsters, under a supervising eye, at the kids' club. Baby-sitting services also are available. Time your visit to observe humpback whales during migrating season, and spot turtles year-round. You also can interact with dolphins. Take a walking tour of the resort and peruse the memorabilia in the Historical Room. When you just want to unwind, there are few better ways than reclining with your thoughts and a breeze under the iconic banyan tree, planted in 1904.
Stately landmark resort with Victorian charm and modern amenities, on Waikiki Beach – This classically elegant, oceanfront property, known as the "First Lady of Waikiki," was the first resort built here. It opened in 1901 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Accommodations: Your comfortable and air-conditioned room or suite has an ocean or city view, the Heavenly Bed®, the Heavenly Bath®, cable TV, a coffee maker, a mini-refrigerator, an in-room safe, bath amenities, and a hairdryer. NOTE: While most guest quarters in the Banyan Wing do not have a lanai, the historic building's accommodations are big on style, charm, and antique furnishings. All accommodations in the Diamond Wing and the Tower Wing have lanais.
Dining & Entertainment: Beautiful beach views are the backdrop to breakfast, lunch, and dinner, buffet-style and a la carte, at the Beachside Cafe featuring a "superfoods" menu. Mingle over tropical cocktails, savor delicious grilled favorites, and be part of the Waikiki scene at the Beach Bar. Take a break in the afternoon for a spot of tea at Banyan Veranda. Banyan Court comes alive in the evening with a steel guitar trio and exotic hula dancers. The "Stay at One, Dine at All" policy means you have access to the restaurants at sister properties in Waikiki.
Recreation: Jump in! The freshwater pool sparkles in the sunlight, is lined by loungers, and faces along the private white-sand beach. Go snorkeling, scuba diving, and parasailing. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes when you visit the Westin WORKOUT® Powered by Reebok fitness center. Your children get to meet and play with other youngsters, under a supervising eye, at the kids' club. Baby-sitting services also are available. Time your visit to observe humpback whales during migrating season, and spot turtles year-round. You also can interact with dolphins. Take a walking tour of the resort and peruse the memorabilia in the Historical Room. When you just want to unwind, there are few better ways than reclining with your thoughts and a breeze under the iconic banyan tree, planted in 1904.