Everyone’s favorite destination for luaus, palm trees and surfing, Honolulu is a little slice of paradise that’s unlike any other. So get ready to hang loose and embrace the aloha spirit with these seven spectacular Honolulu hotels.
With special features like Waikiki’s largest Super Pool, 20 restaurants and bars, on-site gardens, ponds and waterfalls, and daily resort activities, it’s no wonder why visitors are flocking to Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort. Situated on the widest stretch of beach in Waikiki, this fabulous hotel has everything you might need for your island getaway and more.
Promising an inviting and unforgettable stay, Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort is all about embracing the island spirit through authentic hospitality and inspiring experiences. Located along the Waikiki Beach Walk, a charming stretch of stores, restaurants and hotels, Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort is just moments away from many of Honolulu’s most famous attractions like Pearl Harbor and the Waikiki Beach Walk.
Whether you dream of underwater encounters with local wildlife, chopper tours that soar above the tree-lined shore or hula lessons with the one you love, Turtle Bay Resort is here to help you meet your vacation goals. Dubbed Hawaii’s “most experiential resort,” Turtle Bay Resort encourages visitors to get out there and explore with their custom-built packages and special offers to help travelers do more and save more. And with beach cottages, vista levels, ocean villas and modern rooms and suites, there’s no better place to relax and unwind after an action-filled day than Turtle Bay.
Mickey and friends love vacationing at Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa, and you will too. Perfect for adults and kids alike, Aulani is an island retreat that immerses visitors in Hawaiian traditions in a dreamlike setting removed from the hustle and bustle of Waikiki. When you aren’t busy chilling by the pool, experience some of the many nifty on-site activities like guided resort wildlife walking tours, stories around the Mo’olelo Fire Pit, ‘ukulele lessons, character experiences and ‘Ohana Disney movie nights.
Located in the heart of Honolulu, Sheraton Princess Kaiulani is within walking distance of some of the best shopping, dining and entertainment that the area has to offer. Plus, travelers who stay here are within close proximity to Diamond Head, the Aloha Tower and Honolulu Zoo. Each room at Sheraton Princess Kaiulani is equipped with classic amenities in addition to everyone’s favorite vacation necessities including an outdoor pool, cocktail bar and 24-hour gym.
For top-notch dining head to Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach where Iron Chef Morimoto owns and operates Morimoto Asia, a beautiful restaurant serving both Asian and Western inspired dishes. But the delicious food doesn’t stop there; Alohilani has a number of experiences that will keep foodies raving including Sunday Club, a brunch, dance and swim session that takes place every, you guessed it, Sunday, and poolside happy hours at Swell Bar each day.
Who said you have to break the bank to have fun in Honolulu? Ohana Waikiki East is a budget-friendly lodging option located near some of the best shopping, dining, beaches and tourist attractions of Hawaii’s Kalakaua Avenue. If you prefer to stay on-site, spend some time lounging at the pool and whirlpool spa or in your ocean view suite with Wi-Fi and cable Internet access.
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