Top Hotels Near Taoist Temple in Honolulu from AU$187

"Reasonably close to the beach w ocean view if you’re lucky"

"Clean room , lots of shopping close by , lots of great food close by "

"Nice 2 swimming pools and a hot tub on the 8th floor."

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"The bath tub is old and dirty"

"The infinity pool by itself makes this property worthwhile. The staff are super friendly, the restaurants on site are awesome. The only issue I had during my stay was checking in to the room having lots of dead gnats everywhere on the nightstand and in the bathroom. I understand this could be because of the influx of rain before our stay, but it was not ideal for a check in condition. I did call client services to let them know immediately, but that was all. "

"First the good: location was just a 5min walk to Don Quixote, short drive (8min) to the cruise port and close to lots of bus stops. The staff was friendly and was able to accomodate our request for a late check out. They offered $5 breakfast that was quite hardy and tasty. Now the bad: This was rated as a 3 star hotel so I expected it to be on par with a Hampton Inn. Especially since the pictures made the place look quite decent and it has good reviews. Instead this felt closer to a motel. There is no AC in the lobby, also there isn't a front desk staff 24/7 (so just be aware if you are coming in between hours of midnight and let's say 6am). The rooms were fitted with a window AC, so while it did have AC, the AC was really loud and didn't keep the room to a very consistent temperature nor did it reduce any humidity. And as someone who doesn't handle humidity or heat, this was definitely an issue. While the room looked clean when I first got in, I found a cockroach on my bed! I was so freaked out I barely slept. Luckily we were only there for 1 night before heading to a cruise, otherwise I would have looked to move to better lodgings."

"The area is safe and quite. It's very close to Waikiki. The price is very competitive. They don't provide toothpaste or soap. You just need to bring your own."

"It was a nice hotel, "