2-Star Hotels in Honolulu

This was my first time staying in hostel and I definitely want to stay in hostel when I get to come back in Hawaii. They offer so many opportunities to meet people from hostel. The rooftop was great and the restroom was also clean. But the bed was little uncomfortable because I stayed in the top and I could feel every little move from the person staying under.

I stayed alone in a female-only dorm with a kitchen at the hostel. About the hostel: 1. It's a 3-minute walk to the beach. 2. The W-Line bus ($2.50) goes from the airport directly to the hostel stop (it's a 3-minute walk from there). There are ticket machines for bus passes at the airport. 3. There's a communal kitchen (open from 6:00 AM - 10 PM). 4. You can get beach equipment (like surfboards) for a deposit. 5. There are plenty of food stores and cafes nearby. 6. They offer excursions. 7. There's a locker in the room, but you'll need your own lock. There's a lot of traffic on the island's roads.

The Pacific Marina Inn Airport is only suited for travelers needing a practical, budget-friendly option near HNL, especially for overnight or layover stays. It's not luxurious, but it delivers on convenience, friendly service, and basic comforts. However, if you're seeking a longer stay, a more polished experience, or better access to attractions like Waikiki, you may want to explore options elsewhere.

Large room with oven and kitchen set. If you are sensitive about the noise ask for a room at a high floor and away from the road, there are many roadsters around.