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Moana Surfrider, a Westin
Resort & Spa
Honeymooners and couples
in love can experience
romantic sunsets,
breathtaking views, and an
inviting lounge during
stays at this remarkable
retreat.
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Beach Resort and Spa
Fronting Waikiki’s best
beach, this unique getaway
offers a wide selection of
unique shops, nightly
entertainment, weekly
fireworks, award-winning
restaurants, plush lounges
and a pampering menu of
treatments at the upscale
spa.
Sheraton Princess Kaiulani
Comfort and convenience
are here at your fingertips
with tempting restaurants,
a cocktail lounge,
pool
and nightly Hawaiian
entertainment.
Embassy Suites - Waikiki
Beach Walk
Stroll amidst the shops
and restaurants of the
Waikiki Beach Walk, enjoy
the convenience of a daily
complimentary breakfast
and manager’s reception,
take a dip in the pool then
unwind to nightly
entertainment at the pool
bar.
Hyatt Regency Waikiki
Beach Resort & Spa
Take in panoramic views
from the secluded terrace
in each guestroom, indulge
in a relaxing treatment
at
the resort’s dynamic spa or
simply soak in the sights
of beautiful Hawaii.
OHANA Waikiki Malia
Conveniently located in the
heart of the famed Waikiki
shopping and
entertainment areas, this
modest
family-friendly hotel
offers a good value for the
budget-conscious traveler.
ResortQuest Waikiki Beach
Tower
Conveniently located across the
street from the famous Waikiki
Beach
and four blocks from
Honolulu Zoo, this superior
getaway offers priceless ocean
views, spacious accommodations
and an emphasis on
personalized service.
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Everybody has heard of Honolulu, but few people realize that Honolulu is located on
Oahu. This is amazing yet true. Honolulu does exist on Oahu which is the third largest Hawaiian island and
has 607 square miles and boasts 112 miles of coastline. Oahu is the second oldest Hawaiian
island and is home to the majority of the state’s population. While
Oahu makes up only 9.2% of the total land mass in the state of Hawaii more than 80% of the state’s
population lives on Oahu. In addition to this, approximately 9% of Oahu residents are
made up of US military personnel. Tourism is the main business of the island and
while the other islands receive a lot of visitors, approximately 5 million tourists visit
Oahu each year. When you visit Oahu you will get a sense that it is more populated than it is simply because
so many tourists visit each day.
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