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Your Honolulu home base, your happy place. Steps away from beautiful beaches, on the mellow Diamond Head side of Waikiki. And a short stroll to unique restaurants and iconic attractions.

A refreshing escape from the busy city. Enjoy an impressive collection of tropical plants, magnificent trees, and gardens with primitive cycads, hybrid orchids, palms, and butterflies.

Explore the natural and cultural history of Hawai‘i and the Pacific discover the art and science of traditional navigation by reading the night sky in the Planetarium.

An ahupua‘a, a division of land stretching from the mountains to the sea, Waimea Valley is a lush botanical garden and historical and cultural sites with a hike to Waimea Falls.

The official residence of Hawaii’s monarchy, this grand historic landmark will take you back to a time when King Kalakaua his sister and successor, Queen Liliuokalani, walked its halls.

Experience thousands of years of culture from six different Polynesian island nations. Dine like royalty at an authentic luau and enjoy the most spectacular evening show in the islands.

From fruit stand in the 1950s to one of Oahu’s most popular visitor attractions. Fun activities include train and garden tours and the Pineapple Garden Maze.

Celebrate Hawaiian culture at sunset with a torch lighting ceremony and hula dance performances several nights a week at the Kuhio Beach Hula Mound.

Explore inspiring exhibits and collections, catch a film, take an art class. HoMA is a unique gathering place where art, history, culture, and education come together.

What originated as a King’s grant of royal lands is now an impressive 14-acres of birds, mammals, and plants from around the world.

Fun experiences with our aquatic ‘ohana. Swim with dolphins, sea lions, and rays. Have close-up encounters with sharks. And enjoy one of the best luaus on the island..

Stroll down Kalakaua to discover coral, green sea turtles, Hawaiian monk seals, an elegant jellyfish gallery and other Hawaiian marine life.

An elevated retail experience in the spirit of Aloha. International brands, unique to Hawaii boutiques, exciting dining, as well as Hawaiian language, dance, and music.

Uniquely Hawaiian open-air shopping featuring Waikīkī’s largest collection of restaurants on a Grand Lānai and an iconic banyan tree.

Discover eclectic shops, nightlife, award-winning restaurants, and world-class outdoor entertainment at this unique slice of Hawaii life.

Some of the finest luxury brands in the world (think Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Moncler, and more) in the heart of Honolulu’s Waikiki Beach resort district.

Find unique boutiques, an inspired food scene, activities, tree-lined sidewalks, bike lanes, and parks in this vibrant community between the city and the sea.

Feel the refreshing Hawaiian breeze at the world’s largest open-air shopping center, with more than 350 shops and restaurants to explore.

Enjoy more than seven miles of hiking trails through tropical and sub-tropical plants at this beautiful public botanical garden nestled in Mānoa Valley.

This easy 1.6-mile (return) hike through lush a bamboo forest, guava trees, and fragrant wild ginger leads to cascading 150-foot falls. Stop for photos under the arch of vines.

Active military base, HQ of the Pacific Fleet, and National Historic Landmark and attractions, including the remains of the sunken battleship USS Arizona.

This popular Waikiki beach, just across the street from the hotel, is divided by two concrete walls that create a calm swimming area ideal for children and families.

Nature preserve and protected marine life conservation area known for its beach and hundreds of bright tropical fish and marine life, perfect for snorkeling.

The iconic crater known as Lē‘ahi is a recognizable landmark, often the “face” of Hawaii on postcards. Hike the 1.6 miles (roundtrip) to the top for stunning views of Honolulu.