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Beach Resorts & Hotels in Honolulu From $88
Top Honolulu Beach Resorts & Hotels
Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach
2490 Kalakaua Avenue, HonoluluThe Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach is across the street from Waikiki Beach. Nearby attractions include Honolulu Zoo and Waikiki Aquarium, just 3 blocks away, and the Hawaii Convention Center is within 2 miles.
Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel
2570 Kalakaua Ave, HonoluluLocated across the street from Waikiki Beach and 2 blocks from the Honolulu Zoo, this Aston hotel is on Waikiki's main thoroughfare, with easy access to shops, restaurants, and attractions.
Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort
2005 Kalia Rd, HonoluluWith lush gardens, ponds, and waterfalls, this 22-acre Honolulu destination resort is fronted by several acres of Waikiki Beach; offers views of iconic Diamond Head Crater; a weekly Polynesian extravaganza includes traditional dance and fireworks.
Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach
175 Paoakalani Ave, HonoluluA block from Kapiolani Park and its tennis courts, and a block from a family-friendly beach, this hotel on the corner of Kuhio Avenue is close to Waikiki's adventures and one mile from Diamond Head.
Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort
2169 Kalia Rd, HonoluluLocated on Waikiki Beach, this popular, renovated Honolulu hotel features an island-style environment and is surrounded by Waikiki restaurants and shops. The hotel itself offers a variety of dining temptations.
Queen Kapiolani Hotel
150 Kapahulu Ave, HonoluluOverlooking Kapiolani Park and Diamond Head, across from Honolulu Zoo, this 19-story Honolulu hotel is located less than a block away from Waikiki Beach.
Hilton Waikiki Beach
2500 Kuhio Ave, HonoluluJust a block from the sand, surrounded by fine dining and boutique shopping, is the Hilton Waikiki Beach. It’s 4 miles (6.4 km) from downtown Honolulu, and a 20-minute cab ride from the airport. It’s a 30-minute bus ride to the memorials of Pearl Harbor, and 7 minutes to the base of Diamond Head.
Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
2552 Kalakaua Ave, HonoluluWith shops and boutiques occupying the ground floor, this twin-tower resort hotel is across from Waikiki Beach, a half-mile from Diamond Head and within 3 blocks of the Honolulu Zoo and Waikiki Aquarium.
Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort
2335 Kalakaua Ave, HonoluluLocated in the middle of Waikiki, this beachfront Outrigger hotel is close to water sports, shops, and restaurants, and a short walk from a zoo, aquarium, and park.
Waikiki Resort Hotel
2460 Koa Avenue, HonoluluOne block away from the world famous Waikiki beach with calm ocean waters and endless water activities, this island-style hotel is 4 blocks from Kapiolani Park and about 4 miles from downtown Honolulu.
Park Shore Waikiki an Aqua Hotel
2586 Kalakaua Ave, HonoluluPark Shore Waikiki is located fronting Waikiki Beach and iconic Diamond Head. The Honolulu Zoo, Kapiolani Park and the Waikiki Aquarium are each a short walking distance from the hotel.
Hilton Garden Inn Waikiki Beach
2330 Kuhio Ave, HonoluluLocated in Waikiki, this hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Royal Hawaiian Center and 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Ala Moana Center.
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A melody from skillfully strummed ukulele strings fills the fire-lit evening while dancers’ grass skirts sway in time with their hips. Your bare feet instinctively start to step and shuffle in the sand as baritone vocals accompany bamboo flutes and drums formed from hollowed tree trunks. As your gaze drifts up to a sky with more stars than you’ve ever seen, you know that this luau is the escape you craved. Aloha, old friend. You’re in Honolulu, Hawaii.
When you stay in Honolulu, hotels on the beach are the best way to experience everything that the island of Oahu has to offer. But before you head out for your Hawaiian adventure, you might like answers to your most pressing questions.
Where should I go surfing on my trip to Honolulu?
With dozens of sweet spots off the city’s coast, surfers won’t be disappointed by the wealth of waves in Oahu. Here are five of our favorites:
- Waikiki Beach: One of the world’s most popular beaches, the enduring breaks here appeal to first-time and veteran surfers alike.
- Banzai Pipeline: Towering waves and a shallow reef make this area, also known as Ehukai Beach, among the most exciting, yet dangerous surf spots known to man.
- Ala Moana: A short walk west from Waikiki, this stretch of sand offers serene waves and access to Magic Island—an artificial peninsula where kids can learn to swim.
- Makaha Beach Park: The historic home of big-wave surfing, this famous spot has sloping sands that affect waves in ways that take a little getting used to.
- Waimanalo Beach: Learn the fundamentals of bodysurfing and bodyboarding at this beach offering gentle waves and warm waters.
Can I swim with dolphins near Honolulu?
The short answer is yes, you can swim with dolphins at a variety of places near Honolulu:
- Sea Life Park Hawaii: Perfect for families, this is the place to enjoy intimate and interactive dolphin adventures that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. Choose from an assortment of experiences that let you interact with the creatures both in and out of the water.
- Hololea Dolphin Watch: Try out SNUBA—a combination of snorkeling and scuba diving—when you depart from Ko Olina Resort for a day with the dolphins. The opulent Hololea Kai catamaran takes you on a quest for pods of spinner dolphins, which you can swim with upon discovery.
- Dolphin Quest Oahu: With a sharp focus on ecological and environmental awareness, the interactive and educational dolphin experiences here will leave you with an enlightened look at marine life.
- Dolphins and You: Famous for its fun-loving crew, this dolphin adventure takes a more spiritual approach to the experience by performing traditional song and dance ceremonies before communing with finned creatures.
Travelocity takes the hassle out of booking rooms at the best beachfront hotels in Honolulu, so you can enjoy your Hawaiian adventure without any headaches. Whether you’d prefer a stay at the Aqua Palms Waikiki, the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort, or any of the other Honolulu oceanfront hotels, book your room right now and you could be in Waikiki by the weekend.
An Attraction
- Diamond Head Hotels
- University of Hawaii at Manoa Hotels
- Aloha Tower Hotels
- Honolulu Zoo Hotels
- Iolani Palace Hotels
- Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve Hotels
- Ala Moana Center Hotels
- Waikiki Aquarium Hotels
- Hawaii State Capitol Hotels
- Country Club Hotels
- Honolulu Museum of Art Hotels
- Sandy Beach Hotels
- Hawaii Pacific University Hotels
- Chaminade University of Honolulu Hotels
- Moana Surfrider Hotels
- International Market Place Hotels
- Magic Island Hotels
- Kapiolani Community College Hotels
- Kahala Mall Hotels
- Honolulu Hale Hotels
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- Ewa Beach Hotels (10.04 mi)
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- Waimanalo Hotels (10.52 mi)
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