Resort Description
Budget-friendly, high-rise hotel located near beach and, local attractions – Popular with families and groups, this 19-story hotel puts travelers in the heart of Waikiki. The beach is just 2 blocks away, and Kalakaua Avenue, home to the area's best shops, restaurants, and bars, is only 1 block away. At the hotel, you can relax on the sundeck, cool off in the swimming pool, and soak in the whirlpool spa.
Accommodations: Amenities include air-conditioning, TVs, phones with data ports and voicemail, in-room safes, mini-fridges, coffee makers with complimentary coffee, hairdryers, and irons/ironing boards. NOTE: All rooms have balconies, except standard rooms, and rooms 205, 226, and 227. Standard rooms also lack views. Rooms are equipped with 1 king bed, 1 queen bed, or 2 double beds and can accommodate up to 4 guests. Rollaway beds are available at a surcharge. Select rooms have kitchenettes that include microwave, refrigerator, cookware, and tableware (as well as a stove top in certain rooms). NOTE: All guest rooms and common areas are non-smoking.
Dining & Entertainment: Chuck's Cellar has a casual, comfortable atmosphere with seating in an indoor dining room, as well as on an outdoor terrace that offers views of Waikiki Beach and the Diamond Head crater. In-house-cut steaks, fresh seafood, and a salad bar highlight the menu. Live piano music is performed in the evenings. Roundtable Pizza serves gourmet and traditional pies, sandwiches, salads, and draft beer. The Ohana West, a 5-minute walk from the Ohana East, offers additional dining options, including Southwestern-style cuisine at Chili's Grill & Bar, Thai specialties at Keoni by Keo, and poolside service at Cabanas. The nearby Waikiki Beach Walk is also home to several restaurants.
Recreation: A poolside sundeck invites guests to lounge, and the in-pool whirlpool spa is ideal for a relaxing soak. A fitness center is on-site. Stop by Fun Factory for video and arcade games, prizes, and a family-friendly atmosphere. A challenging 18-hole course, a driving range, pro shop, and clubhouse await golfers at Waikiki's public course, Ala Wai. Surf, swim, snorkel, canoe, and sunbathe on the blue waters and soft, golden sands at Waikiki Beach. Visit local attractions like the Diamond Head Crater, the Waikiki Aquarium, and Honolulu Zoo. Shop for souvenirs at the open-air International Marketplace.
Budget-friendly, high-rise hotel located near beach and, local attractions – Popular with families and groups, this 19-story hotel puts travelers in the heart of Waikiki. The beach is just 2 blocks away, and Kalakaua Avenue, home to the area's best shops, restaurants, and bars, is only 1 block away. At the hotel, you can relax on the sundeck, cool off in the swimming pool, and soak in the whirlpool spa.
Accommodations: Amenities include air-conditioning, TVs, phones with data ports and voicemail, in-room safes, mini-fridges, coffee makers with complimentary coffee, hairdryers, and irons/ironing boards. NOTE: All rooms have balconies, except standard rooms, and rooms 205, 226, and 227. Standard rooms also lack views. Rooms are equipped with 1 king bed, 1 queen bed, or 2 double beds and can accommodate up to 4 guests. Rollaway beds are available at a surcharge. Select rooms have kitchenettes that include microwave, refrigerator, cookware, and tableware (as well as a stove top in certain rooms). NOTE: All guest rooms and common areas are non-smoking.
Dining & Entertainment: Chuck's Cellar has a casual, comfortable atmosphere with seating in an indoor dining room, as well as on an outdoor terrace that offers views of Waikiki Beach and the Diamond Head crater. In-house-cut steaks, fresh seafood, and a salad bar highlight the menu. Live piano music is performed in the evenings. Roundtable Pizza serves gourmet and traditional pies, sandwiches, salads, and draft beer. The Ohana West, a 5-minute walk from the Ohana East, offers additional dining options, including Southwestern-style cuisine at Chili's Grill & Bar, Thai specialties at Keoni by Keo, and poolside service at Cabanas. The nearby Waikiki Beach Walk is also home to several restaurants.
Recreation: A poolside sundeck invites guests to lounge, and the in-pool whirlpool spa is ideal for a relaxing soak. A fitness center is on-site. Stop by Fun Factory for video and arcade games, prizes, and a family-friendly atmosphere. A challenging 18-hole course, a driving range, pro shop, and clubhouse await golfers at Waikiki's public course, Ala Wai. Surf, swim, snorkel, canoe, and sunbathe on the blue waters and soft, golden sands at Waikiki Beach. Visit local attractions like the Diamond Head Crater, the Waikiki Aquarium, and Honolulu Zoo. Shop for souvenirs at the open-air International Marketplace.