3-Star Hotels in Hawaii, United States

Easy checkin through machine and the passcode was active for every facilities. If there are any issues with the checkin&out, you can ask for the helpful front desk as well. With the lovely central location, you can access to every places with walking distance. The capsule and bathroom is tidy with adequate space and storage. So in overall, it is a bargain choice if you’re looking for place like this👍

We were on the 11th floor, and the water pressure was excellent! I'm not sure why some reviews mentioned low water pressure. I highly recommend this hotel (for those who aren't obsessed with ocean views), because our balcony faced the ocean. If an ocean view is a must-have for you, then you might want to look elsewhere. Out of the three Hilton hotels we stayed at in Hawaii this trip, this one offered the best value for money. The only downside was that they called at 9:30 AM to remind us that check-out was at 11 AM? And then around 10 AM, someone knocked on the door asking if we wanted housekeeping. It was a bit odd, but besides that, the hotel was perfect. Parking was $65 a night, which is more expensive than the Ritz-Carlton at Turtle Bay and the Disneyland Hotel (where it was $40-45) that I've stayed at. The beach is just one block away from the hotel. If I go back, this will be my top choice; the value for money is really good.

It was our second visit in a year and its everything we need when we stop over for our flight. The only real issue we will have with all hotels is that our flight from Sydney arrive 6am and even if we ask for an early check in we cant check in until at least 2pm… it would be great if it could be earlier. However its a first world problem. Its perfectly located, good price, close to public transport, restaurants and the beach for long and short stays.

The location of the room is very good, close to Waikiki Beach, Mecy and Alomona shopping districts. There is an abc store and MM next to it, so you can have breakfast. The room is retro, clean and hygienic. There is a bar next to it where you can have a drink, which is very cozy. Although the sound insulation is not so perfect, the transportation is convenient, and it is highly recommended.

Good hotel in a great location and friendly staff. Amenities fee is a lot more than advertised on trip.com. $30 a day for some towels and coffee

The room was nice, clean and tidy, and the soundproofing was good for the area. The best part was the free beach yoga mats, available morning and evening; you can book them a day in advance.

The hotel's location is excellent, but the room was tiny. There were no slippers provided, which was quite uncomfortable for me walking around barefoot. The American breakfast was pretty terrible for a Chinese palate, and this hotel was no exception. Of course, as long as Americans like it, that's what matters, considering it's in the U.S. The hotel has its own parking lot, which costs $55 per night.

The location is great! I chose an oceanfront room and enjoyed meals overlooking Waikiki Beach, the sunset, and the sound of the moon and waves at night. I rented beach towels at the front desk and was able to quickly head to Waikiki Beach. There are many ABC stores and restaurants nearby, so you can do a lot of shopping within walking distance. The room is small. The shower is quite small and the shower head is fixed at the top, so it's quite difficult to wash your whole body.

Very good location, lots of bar and restaurants nearby. The staff is very friendly and cool. The housekeeping is on point, and there’s also a laundry in the hotel. The parking is quite expensive though (around 67$) so we canceled our car. It’s our second time here, we will definitely choose Ohia waikiki hotel again

The room and facilities were clean and well-maintained. The bed creaked quite loudly, which was bothersome. I was in the upper bunk bed facing the hallway, but the window facing the hallway didn't have curtains, so the hallway lights were a bit dazzling. Coffee is provided in the morning.