Resort Description
Intimate designer boutique hotel just steps from Waikiki beach – Just a few steps from the sands of Waikiki Beach, with access to all of the city’s popular sites and sounds, this is the first designer boutique hotel in Honolulu. The technologically-innovative amenities and first-class service accommodate both leisure and business travelers, and the sleek decor is a departure from the typical decor associated with Hawaiian hotels.
Accommodations: Cool limestone, sand-blasted oak, Shoji screens, natural rock, earthy hues, and gentle wave patterns in the bedding boldly redefine the concept of Hawaiian style. The dimmable light system and everything-on-demand TV system are both innovative new grounds for Hawaii hotels. Comforts include in-room safes, in-room exercise kits, personal computers, kimono-style robes, hairdryers, iron/ironing board, and spa-quality bath amenities. Rooms with double beds feature an 80” projection TV, while rooms with king-size beds have 32” plasma-screen hi-def TVs. Rooms with private balconies are available. Children under 17 stay for free with parents or guardians. The property is also eco-friendly, dog-friendly, and completely smoke-free. NOTE: Dogs are welcome but must weigh less than 20 lbs.
Dining & Entertainment: Waikiki’s vibrant, bustling atmosphere is one of its best characteristics but, for those times when you need relaxation and a touch of intimacy, the newly-opened Lounge Renew offers a calm oasis. Tea, coffee, and a la carte breakfast items are served in the morning, organic snacks and smoothies during the day, with signature cocktails and light island fare at dusk to help you get your evening started. Waikiki is home to dozens of restaurants serving a variety of cuisine, and a vibrant nighttime social scene with plenty of bars, entertainment venues, and nightclubs, so you’ll never want for a new place to dine or have a good time.
Recreation: Mere steps away is Waikiki Beach, arguably Hawaii’s most famous stretch of sand, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and the island's most beloved pastime -- surfing. TIP: Ask your Travel Consultant about arranging lessons and board rentals. And if you love to shop, you'll love Waikiki, with everything from flea markets to luxury retailers, and malls both indoors and out. The Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium, contemporary art museums, and a variety of historic monuments in memoriam of everything from the birth of surfing to the attack on Pearl Harbor are among the sightseeing attractions. Outdoor activities run the gamut from golf to and sport fishing, to skydiving and parasailing.
Intimate designer boutique hotel just steps from Waikiki beach – Just a few steps from the sands of Waikiki Beach, with access to all of the city’s popular sites and sounds, this is the first designer boutique hotel in Honolulu. The technologically-innovative amenities and first-class service accommodate both leisure and business travelers, and the sleek decor is a departure from the typical decor associated with Hawaiian hotels.
Accommodations: Cool limestone, sand-blasted oak, Shoji screens, natural rock, earthy hues, and gentle wave patterns in the bedding boldly redefine the concept of Hawaiian style. The dimmable light system and everything-on-demand TV system are both innovative new grounds for Hawaii hotels. Comforts include in-room safes, in-room exercise kits, personal computers, kimono-style robes, hairdryers, iron/ironing board, and spa-quality bath amenities. Rooms with double beds feature an 80” projection TV, while rooms with king-size beds have 32” plasma-screen hi-def TVs. Rooms with private balconies are available. Children under 17 stay for free with parents or guardians. The property is also eco-friendly, dog-friendly, and completely smoke-free. NOTE: Dogs are welcome but must weigh less than 20 lbs.
Dining & Entertainment: Waikiki’s vibrant, bustling atmosphere is one of its best characteristics but, for those times when you need relaxation and a touch of intimacy, the newly-opened Lounge Renew offers a calm oasis. Tea, coffee, and a la carte breakfast items are served in the morning, organic snacks and smoothies during the day, with signature cocktails and light island fare at dusk to help you get your evening started. Waikiki is home to dozens of restaurants serving a variety of cuisine, and a vibrant nighttime social scene with plenty of bars, entertainment venues, and nightclubs, so you’ll never want for a new place to dine or have a good time.
Recreation: Mere steps away is Waikiki Beach, arguably Hawaii’s most famous stretch of sand, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and the island's most beloved pastime -- surfing. TIP: Ask your Travel Consultant about arranging lessons and board rentals. And if you love to shop, you'll love Waikiki, with everything from flea markets to luxury retailers, and malls both indoors and out. The Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium, contemporary art museums, and a variety of historic monuments in memoriam of everything from the birth of surfing to the attack on Pearl Harbor are among the sightseeing attractions. Outdoor activities run the gamut from golf to and sport fishing, to skydiving and parasailing.