Waikiki Resort Hotel

Reviews

• LW

  Lu Wiley

  Sep 28, 2026
  5.0
  I truly enjoyed my stay. Ocean view room, one block from the beach and it was an older hotel room but very clean and comfortable. Hot buffet Breakfast was amazing every morning. I have already booked again for my February trip!
• PP

  Pri P

  Sep 28, 2026
  2.0
  For starters we stayed 3 nights for roughly $740 total. We were on the 18th floor (the highest), we heard the wind all night as if this place is not insulated well. In our bathroom we heard it the MOST. The tub/shower combo is so small that if you’re 6ft you will have to duck potentially. Can’t even turn around in the shower cause the water from the shower sprays from one end and on the opposite end they have the shampoo/conditioner/body wash attached to the wall. The lobby is an air open lobby (aka no doors= no a/c). The hallways on every floor also hot/humid. The double bed room we were in had full size beds NOT queens. The breakfast package we opted for was from 6am-10am in the lobby. The menu for said place is quite small. The Hotel charges $45/night for parking in the garage it’s connected to. You’re better off making laps down the streets for open street parking ($3/hr & FREE from 10p-6a). The hotel also charges $2/per luggage for front desk to hold it post check out or before checking in if the room is not ready. Oh the lobby also has a water refill station (room temp only). You’d think for ~$800 for 3 nights you’d get a better room, a/c lobby (or complimentary cold water), and a discounted parking. But this is not the place. Spend a little more and stay at one with better amenities for the price.
• PB

  Pourya BayStreet

  Sep 16, 2026
  1.0
  This crap Hotel, hides extra fees, you have to pay an extra $50 per night. Which is actually now illegal to do Read below: Review Note on Hidden Fees: Under the Federal Trade Commission’s Rule on Unfair or Deceptive Fees (16 C.F.R. Part 464), hiding mandatory fees in short-term lodging is illegal. ​What IS required (Not Allowed): Hotels and booking platforms must display the total upfront price—including all mandatory resort, facility, or amenity fees—right from the start when you search and compare prices. Hiding these fees or tacking them on later at check-in (drip pricing) violates federal law.
• PT

  Peter Tanzzy

  Sep 15, 2026
  1.0
  When you get to the hotel, they have a surprise resort fee for you $106 USD. We shows that in our bookings page there is no mention of this and it's been fully paid. Also, very dirty, pictures attached The people at the front are super rude, they are losing the argument and see there was no mention of this and they denied us the room. Absolutely joke of a company. Hustlers Edit, response: this company thinks just because they have somewhere hidden on their website that it's okay. Sir, it's hustling. It's doubling the cost of your stay and it's mandatory, so it needs to be in the main page of payments. Imagine you my burger, it's $10, and then when you go to pick him up, you have to pay a mandatory fee for the bag, and it's another $10 , and it's on their website. Scammers always want to come up with a way to justify themselves. Shame on you
• AA

  Abbasaurus

  Sep 8, 2026
  3.0
  If you're staying in Waikiki, this is a pretty good value. Pros: 1. One block from the beach; very convenient to shops, the zoo, and restaurants. 2. Military rate included free parking. 3. Military rate included breakfast. 4. Breakfast is made to order and the choices are everything from fruit and yogurt to a full steak & eggs breakfast. Bottomless coffee. 5. Breakfast room staff get to know the guests and are very helpful. 6. There is a self-service laundry room available for a nominal fee. 7. There's a game room off the lobby with free pool table, foosball, and classic arcade games. Cons: 1. From the seventh floor, you can hear the garbage trucks emptying all the nearby dumpsters between 5:30 and 6am, 7 days a week. 2. Rooms are dated 3. Air conditioning is not consistently cold. 4. The "laundry room" is in the middle of the underground garage, very close to the dumpster. 5. Only one of the three elevators goes to the basement/garage/ laundry room and it's usually occupied by the staff restocking towels throughout the day. Most of the time we took the elevator to the lobby and then took one flight of stairs to the garage. 6. The garage often smells like the dumpster. 7. Towels are available for use at the pool or to take to the beach. The check out counter for those towels is also in the underground garage. 8. Late check out seems to be impossible to get - even for one hour. After staying for over a week, we went down early that morning to request an extra hour to check out. We were told that we'd need to pay for an extra night in order to stay another hour; however, they also said they couldn't accommodate an extra night because "those rooms" (that option, maybe) was already booked to capacity. 9. Check out is easy - you can turn in keys or just walk away from the hotel by 11am. Getting a receipt - hard copy or email - requires a specific, verbal request from the guest, at the front desk.

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