The Pacific is a constant presence at 'Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach, a contemporary hi-rise oasis in the heart of Waikiki. Public areas and ocean-facing rooms overlook it, menus showcase its bounty, and — most dramatic of all — a two-story Oceanarium brings its marine life right into the lobby. Located in the prime Diamond Head district of Honolulu’s vibrant Waikiki neighborhood, this relaxed, stylish hideaway is moments from the beach, offering Rockwell Group-designed guestrooms, two destination restaurants by acclaimed chef Masaharu Morimoto, and an endless choice of adventures both in and out of the water.
'Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach sets new standards on a paradise island famed for its beaches, natural beauty, and warm welcome. Surf or sunbathe, explore Honolulu, then sip a cocktail while the sun sets over Waikiki Bay. This Hawaiian island escape puts one of Waikiki’s most popular surf spots at your doorstep with shopping, dining, and adventure just around the corner. Feel a spiritual connection to this beautiful island long after you've left, thanks to the resort's dedication to plant 100,000 native trees with the help of each guest.
Soak up views from the lanais (verandas) of the Rockwell Group-designed guestrooms and suites — city vistas, ocean panoramas, or lush mountain views spread out before you. Elegant, airy guestrooms cultivate calm and relaxation with a neutral palette, warm wood, and cool marble; coffee makers come with custom-blended coffee and tea. Suites add expansive living rooms and lanais, cozy dining nooks, deep soaking tubs, and Harman Kardon sound systems.
The magnificent lobby, with its coral wall sculpture and oceanarium, is the base for knowledgeable concierge staff who can help arrange golf, watersports, and excursions. Browse the in-house boutiques for authentic Hawaiian souvenirs. Little touches — complimentary water bottles to refill at stations around the resort, live entertainment, and even surfboard storage — make a big impact.
The exclusive Longboard Club provides access to even more experiences and amenities, such as a daily breakfast with design-your-own acai bowls, exclusive lounge areas with fire pits and private cabanas offering views of Diamond Head, a selection of evening hors d'oeuvres, a 16-bottle wine Cruvinet, and homemade desserts.
With diverse dining options, including two signature restaurants headed by internationally renowned Chef Masaharu Morimoto, you have the best of Honolulu’s culinary scene on your doorstep.
Head to the rooftop tennis courts or batting cages, or take a Fit Waikiki exercise class outdoors or in the yoga studio. Indulge in a spa treatment or relax on the pool deck to soak up the sun.
Waikiki is right outside your door, so explore its many attractions. It is home to upscale restaurants and luxury boutiques such as Chanel, Coach, and Gucci at Ala Moana Shopping Center. Shop, dine, take a surf lesson at Waikiki Beach, hike to the top of Diamond Head, or dive beneath the Pacific with the Atlantis Submarine company. The International Market Place, a longtime favorite among visitors, is just minutes away and the you can take in all the wonders of the ocean at the Waikiki Aquarium, which is also nearby. Travel 25 mi / 40 km to visit the North Shore’s 4,000-acre Kualoa Ranch nature reserve, where films such as Jurassic Park and Godzilla were filmed, or practice your swing at one of 40 golf courses on Oahu.
This idyllic location on the south shore of Honolulu on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, was once a favorite hideaway for Hawaiian royalty — the resort sits on land once home to Queen Lili'uoklani's beachside cottage. Waikiki’s famous surfing beach is yards away and Kalakaua Avenue, with its luxury boutique shopping and highly acclaimed dining, is right outside.
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