Kahu Surf School

A cool, laid-back spot in Downtown for fresh Japanese udon, with a menu tailored to locals, offering tasty options without the tourist chaos.

The Hawaii Food & Wine Festival is a stellar culinary celebration in the Pacific, where top chefs and mixologists unite to showcase island flavors and global expertise.

Circa-1954 spot with a homey vibe, featuring low-key quarters with kitchenettes & an outdoor pool. Beaches, shops, restaurants and entertainment are within a 10-minute walk of this laid-back, circa-1954 hotel that's 0.5 miles from Waikiki Beach and 2.1 miles from Ala Wai Golf Course. All studios and suites are decorated in an unassuming style and feature kitchenettes, TVs and air-conditioning; some have lanais. Suites have private bedrooms and combined sitting room/bedroom additions. Freebies include WiFi by the outdoor pool, coffee in the lobby and limited parking. A lively on-site restaurant serves Japanese fare.

This upscale hotel boasts a prime Waikiki Beach location with airy rooms, ocean views, an outdoor pool, and a stunning aquarium—ideal for beach lovers.

Step into the opulent world of Hawaii’s last monarchs at this stunning 19th-century palace, where rich history meets exquisite craftsmanship on an enlightening tour.

Holey Grail Donuts serves up delightful taro donuts made from local ingredients, cooked in coconut oil, with a bright atmosphere and creative toppings.

Kaimana Beach offers a laid-back escape with soft sands, shallow waters, and occasional visits from monk seals, making it a hidden gem near Waikiki.

Located on Aloha's quieter edge, Prince Waikiki is a swanky high-rise retreat boasting ocean-view rooms, a rooftop infinity pool, and top-notch service, perfect for busy travelers wanting relaxation without sacrificing style.

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

Modern resort with an open-air buffet restaurant, plus an outdoor pool, a gym & free Wi-Fi. Overlooking Waikiki Bay, this modern resort hotel is 3 miles from both Diamond Head State Monument hiking trails and the Honolulu Museum of Art. The airy, casual rooms and suites have free Wi-Fi and feature minifridges, tea and coffeemaking equipment, and flat-screen TVs. Some add balconies and/or sea or mountain views. Amenities include an open-air buffet restaurant offering nightly entertainment, as well as a poolside bar serving Japanese bento boxes. There's a fitness center and an outdoor freshwater pool, plus a business center and meeting space for up to 500 guests.