Resort Description
Bustling high-rise hotel with an international clientele, just steps from Waikiki Beach – Get a glimpse into the Aloha State's noble past at this Oahu hotel on the former estate of the Hawaii's last princess. The "Stay at One, Play at All" policy means more recreation, dining, and entertainment choices.
Accommodations: The air-conditioned rooms and suites are divided among the 11-story Princess Wing, the 11-story Kaiulani Wing, and the 29-story Ainahau Tower. Each has a private balcony with a Pacific Ocean and Diamond Head, Ko'olau Mountains, or city view. TIP: Accommodations in the Ainahau Tower are more spacious and have the best views. Amenities include cable TV, on-demand movies, a coffee maker, a mini-refrigerator, an iron and an ironing board, and a hairdryer. TIP: Prior to arrival, you can arrange for a bottle of wine, tropical flowers, or another surprise gift with a personalized message to be left in a guest room for your special someone.
Dining & Entertainment: Enjoy a casual buffet breakfast and dinner at Pikake Terrace, either indoors or poolside in a garden setting. The a la carte menu includes salads, seafood, and local favorites. Hawaiian music is performed live nightly under the stars, and the bar mixes tropical cocktails to order. Sushi, Japanese cuisine prepared tableside, and daily dinner specials are on the menu at the family-friendly Momoyama restaurant. Room service is available during breakfast and dinner hours. The hotel features performing artists as part of Flavors of Island Music, a program to celebrate and promote the various forms of Hawaiian music. Creation – A Polynesian Journey, is a Polynesian dinner and cocktail show chronicling the mythical creation of Polynesian men and women, with fire-knife dancing, special effects, cultural music, and more. Singer Danny Couch transports you with tunes from Hawaii's past and present, classic favorites, and contemporary hits.
Recreation: Take a short walk to world-famous Waikiki Beach or claim a comfortable chaise lounge by the swimming pool. Swim with a dolphin. Get your workout at a nearby fitness center, equipped with treadmills, life cycles, and more. Your children can participate in supervised field trips, beach adventures, and more at a sister property's kids' club. Hunt for souvenirs at the International Market Place and the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, both within a block of the hotel.
Bustling high-rise hotel with an international clientele, just steps from Waikiki Beach – Get a glimpse into the Aloha State's noble past at this Oahu hotel on the former estate of the Hawaii's last princess. The "Stay at One, Play at All" policy means more recreation, dining, and entertainment choices.
Accommodations: The air-conditioned rooms and suites are divided among the 11-story Princess Wing, the 11-story Kaiulani Wing, and the 29-story Ainahau Tower. Each has a private balcony with a Pacific Ocean and Diamond Head, Ko'olau Mountains, or city view. TIP: Accommodations in the Ainahau Tower are more spacious and have the best views. Amenities include cable TV, on-demand movies, a coffee maker, a mini-refrigerator, an iron and an ironing board, and a hairdryer. TIP: Prior to arrival, you can arrange for a bottle of wine, tropical flowers, or another surprise gift with a personalized message to be left in a guest room for your special someone.
Dining & Entertainment: Enjoy a casual buffet breakfast and dinner at Pikake Terrace, either indoors or poolside in a garden setting. The a la carte menu includes salads, seafood, and local favorites. Hawaiian music is performed live nightly under the stars, and the bar mixes tropical cocktails to order. Sushi, Japanese cuisine prepared tableside, and daily dinner specials are on the menu at the family-friendly Momoyama restaurant. Room service is available during breakfast and dinner hours. The hotel features performing artists as part of Flavors of Island Music, a program to celebrate and promote the various forms of Hawaiian music. Creation – A Polynesian Journey, is a Polynesian dinner and cocktail show chronicling the mythical creation of Polynesian men and women, with fire-knife dancing, special effects, cultural music, and more. Singer Danny Couch transports you with tunes from Hawaii's past and present, classic favorites, and contemporary hits.
Recreation: Take a short walk to world-famous Waikiki Beach or claim a comfortable chaise lounge by the swimming pool. Swim with a dolphin. Get your workout at a nearby fitness center, equipped with treadmills, life cycles, and more. Your children can participate in supervised field trips, beach adventures, and more at a sister property's kids' club. Hunt for souvenirs at the International Market Place and the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, both within a block of the hotel.