Beach Hotels in Hawaii, United States

The balcony had a city view, but the view was terrible and it didn't feel like a resort at all. If you're staying here, I recommend the Diamond Head view. It was clean, but for this price I should have tried harder and stayed at the Hilton. The view from the pool is the best.

This was my first time at this hotel. I guess it can't be helped considering the location, but I chose a corner deluxe room, which was a little different from the photos on the website, and the ocean was visible between the buildings. I chose this hotel because it included breakfast, but the breakfast was average. The building felt old and dark.

The hotel's location is fantastic, right on Waikiki Beach as soon as you step out. You can get clean towels with your room card, and there's also a pool within the hotel. The staff are very friendly (America has a tipping culture, after all). There are plenty of restaurants nearby, so you won't have trouble finding something to eat. The downside is that the hotel is quite old, and the facilities inside the room are outdated. Also, accommodation in America typically doesn't provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, or bottled water.

The surrounding scenery is very nice, and you can see large ships (cruise ships) entering the bay. It has a kitchen and you can buy things from Walmart nearby, which is very cost-effective. Self-driving is optional on the big island. Sleep peacefully.

I was invited by a friend to stay at a different hotel, so I decided to stay here because the price was reasonable. The pets are allowed out through the wall. The sound of the club on the first floor was not so much of a problem. I was leaving early in the morning, so I could hear the people having fun. The shower wall was a little dirty, but there was no problem with the water pressure or temperature. It took me a while to figure out that you had to push it up instead of just turn it. The shower is removable, so it's easy to wash. The air conditioner can be turned off manually, so the ceiling fan was enough when I went to sleep. The front desk only speaks English, but the Japanese translation on my cell phone is fine. I'll be relieved if the deposit digital pot is properly refunded. I paid by credit card, so I wonder if it will be later? There were enough bath towels for three nights. Also, the window does not open. There is a towel rental service to go to the beach. The front desk is unmanned at 10pm, so I was given the key to the entrance, but I couldn't open it properly, so a black woman who was staying at the same hotel helped me.

Hilton waikiki resort and spa Check in was seamless the receptionist was knowledgable and informed us about multiple things to do /places to eat 8/10 The carpet in the hall ways proved difficult with 3 suitcases each so if you have numerous cases help maybe the easier option.4/10 The room was spotless on arrival could still smell the cleaning agent. The room was spacious two queen beds small balcony with table n 2 chairs. Tv/fridge/dvd player all great. Rent a dvd option is great lots to choose from. Just make sure you return it. 8/10 The iron however must not get used or inspected as when we went to use this it spit out black gunk and grit. So be careful with that. We did call for a new one and someone came within 20 minutes gave us a new one and took the old one. The lady cleaning our room was fantastic! she was there 9 out of 10 days of our stay nothing was too much trouble, we gave her a great tip for all her hard work! 10/10 The pool area does not get the sun all day so if you are a sun worshipper be aware there is times the pool area is fully shaded but it is clean - we were there December 3-13 and there was no fighting for a bed so to speak. In the height of summer that could be an issue. The pool area has 2 cabanas ($100) and 6 day beds ($45) these are an extra charge and were never used by anyone in our 10 day trip. Extra loungers that are free would be much more useful to customers in such a small space in our opinion. There is a small smokers section for those who need it. The pool bar offers drinks and snacks the service was friendly and efficient it is cashless so need card or phone with you unless you charge to room. The food menu was okay price wise (chicken tenders and fries $18) the drinks prices are elevated but i guess that is expected in the hotel bar (bucket of 4 small cans of beer or seltzer 330ml ish $25) 7/10 You can collect you pool towels at the pool using ur room card but Be aware that you have to return your towels as there is a $25 fee if you do not. We used the main stairs daily unfortunately these do not get cleaned as often as you would think. We reported spill marks on the main stairs on the second day. It was like someone spilled their cup of tea or coffee, 9 days later the spillage marks are still there. To some this might seem pedantic but this hotel is a Hilton costing approximately (AUD $3967) (USD $2580) (GPB £1929) for 10 nights bed n breakfast a clean lobby and staircase should be standard. 1/10 Be aware they offer grand vacation timeshares in their lobby unless you want to waste 1/2 a day of your holiday do not sign up it is not only 2 hours. Also do not let the staff “inflate” your income to make you eligible to sign up. They Conservatively start from USD $30,000 so if you have that to invest in your future holidays this will get you the lowest levels of Hilton timeshare points available. This is pushed in the lobby while you enquire about day trips out. 1/10 Breakfast which was included in the cost of our stay was basic there was not much variety but there was fresh fruit each day. 5/10 Overall our stay was a 7/10

Great service. Fresh towels daily. The shower was always clean, and soaps (shampoo/conditioner) was always filled. I am a bus rider and bus stops are within minutes away Modern toilet bowls (heated seats). Restaurants and boutique stores are in walking distance. Basically all I needed was available. Definitely be back to stay here.

I had seen a lot of negative reviews on various platforms before, but I didn't experience any of those issues myself. 1. I checked in earlier than the official time. The front desk staff was very friendly and explained that my room was still being cleaned, so I couldn't check in immediately. I left my luggage and went out shopping. While I was out, the hotel called to say my room was ready, which was earlier than the standard check-in time. 2. I discussed my room preferences with the front desk, and I was pleasantly surprised when I got to my room. It felt much better than what I had booked.

Stayed one night since I was visiting Oahu to eat at some new restaurants. The price was budget friendly and the location was perfect since it’s right across the street from the International Marketplace. Room was clean and spacious but it was because I got the ADA one. Only complaint about the room was the sound of an ice machine or some kind of faucet every so often by the headboard of the bed. There must be something across the wall from it since it is a corner room and no adjacent neighboring rooms. Overall though I would go back largely for the location. The hallways are a bit trippy if not creepy in a cool way.

Had a solo day trip and wanted to try Hotel La Croix because they had a penthouse room for under $300.  The front desk staff were helpful and very eager and upbeat in a friendly way compared to other places where it seemed more forced or fake.  Skyline Penthouse only had a city view and it was decent sized for the price. King sized bed with a massive tv across of it. Bathroom was around the corner of the tiny kitchenette area. My only complaint would be that the room did need some touching up. For example the manually operated push button curtains were frayed, torn and crumpled in some areas which were noticeable.  The bathroom though clean, had some wear on the sink’s finish and there was a flapping panel on the wall near the toilet. Minor things but it didn’t help make the penthouse seem as exclusive.  Location wise though it is walking distance to high end shopping, restaurants and the beach. It’s adjacent to more expensive hotels like the Ritz Carlton, so it’s a budget option in a great spot without having to break the bank for rooms.