Adjacent to the quiet green space of Fort Derussy Beach Park. Walk through it to arrive at the Waikiki sands.

Killer spot overlooking Queen Kapiolani Park and the best surf break in Waikiki. A local landmark, newly reimagined.

Amazing spot overlooking Ala Wai Yacht Harbor means every room has ocean views.

Adjacent to the quiet green space of Fort Derussy Beach Park. Walk through it to arrive at the Waikiki sands.

Homey and inviting, it’s Waikiki’s last family owned and operated boutique, themed for Hawaii’s paniolo (read: cowboy) history.

5th-floor deck is a wonderland of fun, with mini-golf(!), shuffleboard, giant chess game, plus foosball, ping pong and pool tables.

Newly reno’d digs in an enviable spot, steps from one of Hawaii’s best-loved beaches and fashionable Kalakaua Avenue.

An oh-so-welcome perk like WiFi makes your stay as hassle-free as possible.

An easy flip-flop from the beach – which means you’ll be surfing, paddle-boarding or catamaran-ing as soon as you can ditch your bags(!).

Low whistle-worthy address mere steps to Kapiolani Beach Park, Diamond Head Trails & the Honolulu Zoo.

In a mellow area just outside of Waikiki, so there's a laid-back feel, but it's still within walking distance of the action.

Free WiFi: you gotta have it, so they bring it.

Oceanfront escape near Waikiki’s longest stretch of beach. Flip-flop yourself over there. (But first, breakfast at Rainbow Lanai.)

Drops ya in the famous Waikiki ‘hood.

Strolling distance from the buzz of downtown Waikiki with the beach at your doorstep.