Heʻeia Holidays from AU$1,310

Very conveniently located next to Waikiki. Room is very basic, like a college dorm. With that being said, you go to Hawaii to be outside and not hanging out in your room. It serves it's purpose, clean and comfortable, plus very affordable. Staff is super friendly and the coffee bar is simple and appreciated.

A bit dated room but good location. Amenities are great and beach access was very close.

I had corner unit so I overlooked at Bay great firework show on Friday night from Balcony loud cruisers in evening with blaring music heard all the way up to 16th floor not in properties control, Shopping Ala Moana mall almost attached convenient bridge to walk across with out have to cross streets

We had a very disappointing stay at this hotel. We didn’t know they were undergoing renovations, and that meant the gym was closed during our visit. They also charge for wifi, and a $50 resort fee per day for “amenities” that were largely closed during our visit due to bad weather. While I totally understand they can’t control the weather, charging people for it when everything is closed is in poor taste. When I inquired about it, they said it goes towards things like the coffee in the room and sunscreen at the pool (pool was closed the whole time, and coffee? That’s a normal inclusion at any other hotel. Some of the staff were helpful and some were not. The servers at Dukes were lovely, as was the breakfast buffet (albeit pricey). The valet was great. Some of the front desk were great and some were not. Overall, it was just an ok hotel. If I was to stay again in Waikiki I’d pick the beachcomber across the street with better facilities and friendlier staff.

Overall nice property. Lacking on