The Curb Kaimuki

Tucked within the New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel, this breezy eatery offers a memorable mix of Pacific Rim dishes and breathtaking sunset views.

Gourmet cafe & retail sales shop inside the warehouse of Hawaii's Lion & Royal Kona brands.

Mud Hen Water is a bright, spacious spot by Ed Kenney serving inventive Hawaiian-Asian fusion small plates and cocktails that make for an unforgettable meal.

Nestled in vibrant Waikiki, this chic boutique hotel offers stylish rooms, beach gear, and attentive service just steps from the shore.

Upmarket, harborfront hotel offering outdoor pools, plus a relaxed bar & grill eatery. Set on Ala Wai Boat Harbor, this upmarket, high-rise hotel is 0.6 miles from Kahanamoku Beach and 1.7 miles from Honolulu Zoo. Contemporary rooms and suites provide full kitchens, 40-inch flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi access (fee), as well as furnished outdoor balconies with either mountain or ocean views. Upgraded suites add Bose speakers and DVD players. There's a casual bar and grill. Other amenities include a fitness center, plus outdoor pools. A resort fee applies.

Nestled in a luxury car dealership, this stylish spot whips up incredible Hawaiian dishes and cocktails that highlight fresh, local ingredients.

Bakery & diner since 1950, popular for its breakfasts, comfort food & coco puffs.

The Royal Hawaiian, a historic pink palace on Waikiki Beach, blends elegance with Hawaiian charm, offering lush grounds, cozy rooms, and beach access.

Airy rooms & suites with private lanais in a laid-back hotel featuring a gym & an outdoor pool. A half mile from Kahanamoku Beach, this relaxed hotel is a mile from the Honolulu Zoo and 2 miles from Hawaii Interstate 1. Bright, airy room feature tropical accents, private lanais, and city or ocean views. All have Wi-Fi, flat-screens, minifridges and coffeemakers; some provide microwaves. Studios and 1-bedroom suites add kitchenettes or kitchens. Morning coffee and tea are included. There's a heated outdoor pool, and a sundeck with BBQs, plus a gym. A resort fee covers Wi-Fi, beach gear and a weekly wine-and-cheese social, as well as DVD players.

Lively 2nd-floor eatery drawing crowds for house-special breaded pork entrees & other Japanese grub.