Oahu and Honolulu
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsOn Kalia Road, in western Waikīkī, right on the beach. A beach hotel where you go from the lobby to the sand, a little away from the busiest part of the centre.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →On Kalākaua Avenue, in the centre of Waikīkī, with your feet in the sand. You experience the neighbourhood on foot, beach on one side and avenue on the other, with Diamond Head at the end of the bay.
€330 a nightSee on Booking →On Kaʻiulani Avenue, in the centre of Waikīkī, on the town side rather than the sand side. You are in the heart of the neighbourhood, with the beach and Kalākaua Avenue a few steps away.
The hotel stands on the former Āinahau estate, where Princess Kaʻiulani lived, and bears her name.
€240 a nightSee on Booking →On Kūhiō Avenue, in western Waikīkī, set back from the seafront. A simple address for experiencing Waikīkī on a small budget, with the beach a few streets away.
€170 a nightSee on Booking →In Waikīkī, on Saratoga Road, two streets from the beach. A retro 1950s hotel, for those who prefer a small-scale address to the seafront towers.
€190 a nightSee on Booking →On Lewers Street, in western Waikīkī, a few streets from the beach. A boutique hotel for staying in the heart of the neighbourhood without aiming for the seafront.
€180 a nightSee on Booking →On Kalia Road, right on Waikīkī beach. A grand hotel for a stay where you hardly move any more, with all of Waikīkī on foot when the urge returns.
At sunset, House Without a Key hosts Hawaiian music and hula beneath an old kiawe tree.
€750 a nightSee on Booking →On Helumoa Road, right in Waikīkī, a few steps from the beach. A luxury hotel from the Halekulani house, for a polished stay in the centre of the neighbourhood.
€450 a nightSee on Booking →In Kahala, on Kahala Avenue, east of Diamond Head and far from the Waikīkī crowds. A resort for a quiet stay, closer to Hanauma Bay and Makapuʻu Point.
€650 a nightSee on Booking →