The Waikiki Shore by Outrigger is quaintly sandwiched between the Outrigger Reef Resort and Fort DeRussy Beach Park. It’s a fun, dare we say whimsical, place to stay that removes guests from the heavy pedestrian traffic of the main drag (Kalakaua Avenue). Even better, is that it is positioned right along the stretch of sand […]
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Tucked discretely into the western edge of Waikiki at 320 Lewers Street is the aptly named Oasis Hotel Waikiki. It’s a relatively budget friendly property that maintains consistent 4-Star Google Reviews to provide new guests with confidence that their Oahu vacation will start off right. That being said, to truly begin with a great impression […]
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The Diamond Head Beach Hotel (DHBH) is a collection of boutique vacation rentals found at 2947 Kalākaua Avenue at the tail end of Waikiki Beach, where Kapiolani Park meets the edge of the Diamond Head State Monument (volcanic crater). The surroundings are paradisiacal, without Waikiki crowds to wash out the sounds of birds chirping nor […]
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The Colony Surf Hotel is a vacation rental property that you probably booked through Lei Hawaii, Captain Cook Resorts, or other short term rental (STR) service such as Airbnb or VRBO. The building is in a fantastic location near the base of Diamond Head Crater yet right on the waterfront of the South Shore. It’s […]
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Image: from Tripler Army Medical Center (Facebook) Tripler Army Medical Center is essentially a village on an island. It is the only federal tertiary care hospital in the Pacific Basin, which is why it’s so expansive. It needs to be to support well over 260,000 active duty and retired military personnel, their families, and veteran […]
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The leeward community of Ewa Beach is a lot different than it was over a decade ago. Today, it’s a burgeoning community that is filled with family households, young professionals. and students alike. New amenities and businesses have popped up to join valued mainstays, and even long-stay (30+ days) tourists are eyeing the area as […]
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You’re staying in Waikiki and have a day or two (or more) to explore beyond the boundaries of Oahu. You’ve got the fabled Big Island of Hawai’i on the mind. You’re in for a treat, because as the name indicates the island is large and is home to a bounty of attractions. Whether you want […]
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There are a variety of reasons for wanting to get straight from Honolulu airport to downtown. Logically, you may be staying at one of the district’s two hotels, the Executive Centre Hotel (currently managed by Aston) or the AC Hotel by Marriott Honolulu. Alternatively, you may flying in from a neighboring island with nothing more […]
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The Hyatt Place in Waikiki Beach is a favorite hotel/resort property for visitors. Its central location at 175 Paoakalani Avenue places the accommodation near everything guests come to experience on this side of the island. It’s near Diamond Head, is steps away from the main beach, the Honolulu Zoo, andKapiolani Park, and is just 2 […]
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The Aston Waikiki Sunset (located at 229 Paoakalani Ave) is an ideally situated property in the middle of Waikiki Beach. As an Aston hotel, it’s one of the more affordable accommodations given that’s it’s not on Kalakaua or Kuhio Avenue, which tends to inflate nightly rates. As a vacation rental with a 30-day minimum it’s […]
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