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Featuring free WiFi and a complimentary daily breakfast, Hampton Inn & Suites Oahu/Kapolei, HI offers modern accommodations in Kapolei on the west side of Oahu.
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"Staff was best part. Everyone wanted to help--on large and small scale. I felt welcomed and the staff seemed happy to be working there. Glad west Oahu has nice hotel that isn't a resort."
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Perfectly positioned at the gateway to Waikiki and fronted by Luxury Row shopping, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach offers stylishly-appointed studios along with residential accommodations...
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"Everything is fantastic. My family all like it and said we would stay in next time：）"
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Featuring an oceanfront location near Historic Kapaa town, this Hawaii accommodations offers an oceanfront lagoon-style swimming pool. Free WiFi is offered in all oceanfront guestrooms and the lobby.
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"The staff is amazing! We went for our honeymoon and had rented a place to stay, there was a mistake and the unit had been rented to someone else! We literally had no where to stay! The staff made adjustments..."
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Featuring suites with kitchen facilities, balconies and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, this Kihei hotel is only 200 feet from the beach.
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"The manager of the property was always helpful and friendly. We had a beautiful view of the ocean and glorious sunsets from the living room and dining room. The facility was clean and the lawn/flowers..."
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Featuring an outdoor pool and a hot tub, Lahaina Shores offers unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and is beachfront accommodations in Lahaina, Maui. Daily maid service is available.
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Positioned on the Big Island of Hawaii's Kohala Coast, minutes from Hapuna Beach Park, the Paniolo Greens Resort offers fully furnished villas, an outdoor pool with a children's wading area, and a...
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"Very nice furnishings, quiet, nice view, good location."
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Seconds from golf courses on Hawaii's Big Island, this resort offers spacious villas furnished with all of today's modern amenities, including full kitchens.
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"I really liked christina at the frontdesk. She was extremely helpfull and kind"
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Located on Kona Coast in Hawaii, this tropical garden resort is less than one mile from Kahaluu Beach. It features a restaurant, tennis court and villas with a fully-equipped kitchen.
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"Fantastic in-room facilities, laundromat, washdishing, two bathrooms, a bedroom, a living room and a balcony overlooking a golf field. We really liked the spacious room on the third floor with a high ceiling...."
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Minutes from beautiful Ala Moana Beach and the world-famous Waikiki Beach, the Prince Waikiki offers delicious on-site dining options along with modern amenities and facilities, including a...
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"The staff at Prince Waikiki were very helpful, and they were very nice people! The hotel was nice an clean, the beds were very comfortable and it was a bonus to have the gym right next door and the pool..."
Explore ancient lava caves and a cluster of volcanos on Big Island that are as much as 60,000 years old.
Golf in Hawaii
Golfers will enjoy the Kohala Coast on Hawaii Island, also known as the Golf Capital of Hawaii.
Discover Molokai
Travel by mule through Molokai's Kalaupapa National Historical Park and enjoy the stunning coastal vistas.
Na Pali Coast State Park and snorkelling at Ha’ena State Park
Discover Ke'e beach with its calm ocean lagoon, then snorkel over stunning coral reefs along the Na Pali coast.
Helicopter tour of the Waimea Canyon State Park
Take a helicopter tour of Waimea Canyon State Park and get a bird's eye view of Hawaii's Grand Canyon.
Parker Ranch
This 160-year-old ranch is home to Spanish and Hawaiian ibex goats, Polynesian boar with 6-inch tusks and other local fauna.
Akaka Falls State Park
Trek through the lush rainforests of Big Island to the 135-metre Akaka Falls, also known as Kahuna Falls.
Swim with sea turtles in Honanau Bay
See the protected honu, or green sea turtles, as they sun themselves on Lanai's north coast.
Biking in Hawaii
Set out and explore the islands, discovering dramatic landscapes like that of Haleakala volcano on Maui.
Valley of the Temples Memorial Park
Home to a replica of an 11th-century Buddhist temple, this park is set in rolling hills near the Koʻolau mountains.
Planning a trip? Get inspired by reviews of cities in Hawaii
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I have lived in Honolulu before so I may be a bit partial.
I have lived in Honolulu before so I may be a bit partial. It is a great place for a vacation, if you want to spend the cash. The cost of flying in from most locations is not bad but the hotel stays and food costs are what will get you. It is a relatively safe location, if you stick to downtown, and there are plenty of things to do mostly because the weather is always awesome. I would recommend getting off the beaten path and heading to the farmers markets on the weekends. the swap meet at the Aloha bowl is okay but the farmers market near the college campus is better, albeit smaller. Transportation is a bit spendy although Uber has moved in and is doing well, the cabs are a little bit expensive. there are some must sees in my opinion such as the Arizona and Missouri. If you like it outdoors then hit Diamond Head for an easy hike that is fun and refreshing. the people have always been friendly to me and the malls are big enough to keep you busy for a bit. What is Hawaii without the beaches. each side of the island hosts different types of beaches so explore a little and don't just hang out in Waikiki.
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Anonymous
United States of America
10
Over past few years we've holidayed regularly in Waikiki.
Over past few years we've holidayed regularly in Waikiki.This time we were returning home from a couple of Caribbean cruises (inc.Cuba) so took the opportunity to stopover in Hawaii so as to finally visit 'Shangri-la' ( Islamic Gallery/Museum- established by the late Doris Duke, just below and beyond Diamond Head).Well worth it!! Tours can only be booked through Honolulu Museum of Art which also allows free entry on the day of your tour.If you haven't yet climbed Diamond Head do it after touring 'Shangri-la' so that you'll know where to look down on it from above; a beautiful estate right on the beach,
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Victoria
Australia
10
Honolulu is really my home so I love it.
Honolulu is really my home so I love it. I worry about so many homeless and wonder why so many are indigenous people.
No place beats Hawaii for its aloha spirit.
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Carol
United States of America
10
I stayed at Hawaii Islands for 6 days and visited Big Island...
I stayed at Hawaii Islands for 6 days and visited Big Island and Oahu. Both the islands are very different from each other. The Big island is famous for volcanoes and it was a real sight to see it in action. There are multiple places to visit on the Big Island and every one of them is equally good. I stayed on a hotel in Kona neighborhood and it was very close by shopping places and eateries. In Oahu, I stayed in the downtown Waikiki area and the hotel was close to every major attraction. I visited Diamond head, North Shore, Polynesian Cultural Center, Dole Plantation, Byodo In temple, King Kamehameha Statue, ʻIolani Palace, Hanauma Bay and many more. I used Uber and local buses to travel around and it was very easy to navigate around in the local buses.
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abhicha1983
United States of America
8
Most perturbed by USA Mainland policy of giving one way...
Most perturbed by USA Mainland policy of giving one way tickets to homeless persons to Hawaii. Vagrants everywhere unlike 5 years ago. Makes one afraid to sit on public benches. A problem is not solved by transferring it to another state to become some one else's burden. I felt sorry for the deterioriation of the once beautiful and clean Wakiki, as there were homeless persons resident on beaches, bus sheds, benches, picnic tables and public discourses. Shame on mighty America for failing to provide a mandatory Homeless Person rehabitation and reintegration program.
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L.S.
Trinidad and Tobago
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Lots to do if you like a busy city on the pacific.
Lots to do if you like a busy city on the pacific. Be sure to go to Iolani Palace and to Kawaiaho Church to get some Hawaiian history. But go to North shore when tired of city.
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Anonymous
United States of America
8
The location of the hotel was close to swimming areas for...
The location of the hotel was close to swimming areas for kids. Mall with food, shops and movies are all close by. Hawaiian Style Cafe was the best for eating breakfast!!! Don’t forget your chocolate at Big Island Candies!
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Misty
United States of America
4
Second visit to Princeville.
Second visit to Princeville....this time for a wedding...Same experience as last visit...Terrible weather, roosters making noise all night long, limited dining options....although beautiful views everywhere, many better places to visit in Hawaii....
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Global traveler
United States of America
8
Honolulu was nice but it is very crowded.
Honolulu was nice but it is very crowded. It was good to go up to the north shore and get away from Waikiki. The Polynesian Cultural Center is a must visit for anyone coming to Hawaii for the first time.
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Paul
United States of America
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I was visit 4 island out of 8 on my cruise trip around...
I was visit 4 island out of 8 on my cruise trip around Hawaii. I stay 2 nights before and 2 nights after in Waikiki beach area: first two nights in - Hyatt, then 2 nights in Aston hotel on beach.
Honolulu is big city with a lot of homeless around. And a lots of tourists on a beach of Waikiki. All beaches area belongs to the public, even if you stay in exepensive hotels, they don’t have designated areas for the guises. It’s hard to fine spots under the shade.
But if you travel a little bit further out of center, you can fine a very nice place to swim.
The same concept with food, the further from center the better deal: cheaper, bigger and better.
Public transportation is great. I took a bus to Pearl Harbor for a $5,50 around trip from Waikiki area. Practically, you can get to all locations, very convenient.
Uber is much cheaper than taxi, very reliable, trip from Waikiki beach hotel to port cost $17.
Shuttle is practical too: to hotel from airport, cost $16 each way.
Hawaii is most beautiful place in earth.
The tru Hawaiian people is very sperutial, love the land they are leaving on and cherished every single stone on it.
Hawaii has everything on earth: beautiful, year around warm ocean;
Incredible waterfall; volcanic craters, erupted volcanic, lava; breath taking views of shore lines; canyons; even snow in mountains. It’s like Great Canyon, Yellowstone Park, road between LA and SF, Amalfy cost of Italy and beauty of Greece all together.
It’s paradise!!!
It’s best vacation so far.
I love the atmosphere of this hotel. You were always greeted with a smiling face no matter what time of day it was. Although you know your in paradise when you walk into the hotel it makes you feel like you've found that extra special place. From the fragrance of the flowers to the views of the rooms. Everything was perfect. Extra special bonus we were able to see a momma humpback whale and we baby I'm the cove of the hotel all of the days we were there. We couldn't have had a more perfect first experience in Hawaii!
I'm from Hawaii, and so I know the typical costs of hotels here. For the value of what I paid, as to what I received, I am overly satisfied. I am sitting here now typing this on my top floor balcony directly across the ocean. The room is beyond what I expected. There are some stains on the carpet, but you can't always fault the owner for ignorant tenants. Some vacationers feel like it's their right to wreck hotel rooms. The restaurant and shopping available within a few steps are an added bonus.
The unit were In was building 8 on the 3rd floor, it was decorated like a Hawaiian grandmas apartment. The unit was a good value. It had a kitchen with fridge, stove, microwave, and dishwasher. WIFI worked great. Furniture and bed were not overly comfortable, but suitable for our needs. We also had on site parking for our rental car. We never used any of the sites faclities including the pool or tennis courts. We did not have a view of ocean, but we could walk through lot to ocean in 5 minutes.
This was a return trip for us. My wife and I stayed at the Royal Hawaiian in 1972 when I was on R&R from Vietnam and so wanted to repeat on this trip. Stayed in one of the historic rooms, as we did in 1972. This grand hotel has not lost its charm and beauty. The beaches are wonderful. Location is outstanding. Had two wonderful dinners at Azure. Enjoyed watching a wedding on the lawn. Concierge was particularly helpful with tour arrangements.
Checked in close to midnight after long day of flying. (Only staying one-night before going to condo with family we were meeting.) Front desk staff very friendly and helpful and got us checked in quickly. Room was clean and bed was very comfortable. Hotel has a 50's Hawaii-vibe. Close to water, so got coffee and scones and sat watching people swimming and boating while exploring downtown Kona.
Such a beautiful house! It was clean, great layout, and nicely decorated. The kitchen is fully stocked with all the appliances and gadgets you need. I appreciated the hotel-like toiletries in all bathrooms. Extra towels and sheets were easily accessible. Also a ton of beach gear to borrow! Love the outdoor spaces as well. The air conditioning units were such a nice break from the Hawaii sun.
Love KBH as it is the most Hawaiian hotel. The grounds are beautiful and love the entertainment every night. The rooms are a bit outdated but love the footprint of the hotel, the size of rooms, location, the views, the staff and Hawaiian culture and activities. I recommend getting breakfast included with your room as it is fabulous and a nice way to wake up. We will be back!
Accommodation in Hawaii is super expensive and this hotel offered good value for money. We booked a studio for 160AUD and got an upgrade to a one bedroom apartment, which was lovely. It was spacious, clean, had a lovely view and all the kitchen utilities we needed. The location was great - few mins walk to the beach and close to restaurants, cafes and shops.
The location was perfect; close to a bus station, any kinds of restaurants, ABC stores, shops, etc. Althoguh the room wasn't fancy nor has a nice view, it was comfy and staffs are very kind. They told us a nice place to drink&eat and we loved it. We'll defenitely choose Kuhio Banyan Hotel next time we come back to Hawaii.
Good buffet breakfast, nice choices. Duke’s is great fun, good food for lunch, snacks, great drinks. Right on Waikiki Beach. Has Blue Note Hawaii on hotel lobby level, great music. Washing machines and dryers available! UPS store, barber shop on premises.
It'good. The position of the hotel is great, near the beach and shopping hall. It is easy to go everywhere. Also the staff help us call a taxi. It is a great place and excellent trip. I love hawaii and i will choice here again.
Fully equipped apartment, easy parking, pool and very nice program (e.g., Make your own Lei or traditional hawaiian music)! Staff was very nice and super helpful!
We would stay here again, but.you need a car to get around.
Right next to the beach. I really enjoyed being able to step right onto the beach for my very first visit to Hawaii. It was also nice to have a restaurant right next to the hotel, although the food wasn't that great.
The location of the hotel was good, right around the block from lots of restaurants and the Royal Hawaiian mall that has a food court. And it's just a couple of blocks from the beach. The staff was great!
The staff was excellent. The guys at the front do a great job taking care of your needs. Beautifully designed hotel. Ka'ana Kitchen is one of the best In Hawaii. Resort fee includes many perks.
I liked the lay out of the property. The buildings were more of a classic Hawaiian design as opposed to over the top resort style. Apartments were comfortable.
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