Hilton Garden Inn Waikiki Beach
Value and family-friend extras add to the appeal of this large-scale hotel two blocks from the beach.
This fully renovated Hilton Garden Inn (formerly the OHANA Waikiki West) attracts guests with its prime location and self-catering amenities. The property is just two blocks from Waikiki Beach, and the 623 guest rooms and suites come with refrigerators, microwaves and Keurig coffee makers, as well as 48-inch HDTVs with premium channels, Serta Perfect Sleeper beds and (in most) step-out balconies. The style is fresh with modern furnishings and tasteful blue carpeting. The rooftop is home to a small pool, sundeck and cardio and strength training fitness rooms; better yet, there is no resort fee for the use of these facilities. House dining includes TR Fire Grill serving, seasonal fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and Holoholo Café and Market for wine, beer, sushi, grab-and-go sandwiches and more. Venues are available for small-scale meetings and events.
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