Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach

Great location. Rooms, beds were comfortable and nice size bathrooms. LACKING in Wifi connectivity for a big hotel in Honolulu! Can be very busy as it is a destination hotel for tour groups

Stayed here for 5 nights in July. We used valet parking for the first night and then self park for the remainder of the trip. The lobby area is beautiful! Pool is a rooftop infinity style pool and the food served there is lovely too. Rooms were ok but wasn’t really noisy with a bar across the road. Located very close to the main strip of Waikiki just down from McDonalds. Fees were quite expensive with taxes and parking it ended up not being the best price I originally thought. They also have a link with a beach goods supplier where you can hire beach chairs for free. I would recommend this hotel .

We came to this hotel to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday and we were completely dissatisfied. It started even before we came to the hotel as I tried to reach out to them via their website, email, and phone. No one responded. Therefore, when we checked in no one knew why we were staying there and it put a damper on our stay. I noticed a lot of the employees would talk amongst themselves or be on their phones therefore, service was slow. We rented the cabana which I would not recommend. For the price you pay the service is terrible and you're exceptionally far away from the pool. There are chairs and daybeds that would be of better value. Also it appeared that the pool and beach servers pay more attention to people sitting at the pool rather than the cabanas. We were also told to check in on time or there would be fees or they might cancel our reservations. However, if you get there at 10am they don't serve food till 11am and you're not allowed to bring in outside food. However, they serve food to everyone else. They also sent a message on how our stay was going and I said we weren't completely satisfied with the service and they said they would let the management team know and get back to us. It was the night before we checked out, a whole two days later, and I reached back out to them. They said the same thing, "I will let our management team know," I still have not heard back from them. They did renovations because it was the old Pacific Beach Hotel, but you can tell they weren't quality. The chairs are chipped, signs are cracked, and some of the doors don't close/lock well. If you're just looking for a place to sleep while you do other things in Waikiki you could be satisfied staying here. But I don't think they should advertise it as a resort because there's no hospitality here that would make you want to stay on property to dine or use the amenities.

The first day we arrived, we headed to the pool! Jones was there and so friendly and kind, he asked if we were celebrating our honeymoon or an engagement. I said no, and he had us come sample ice cream. Little did we know Jones is psychic and my boyfriend proposed to me later that day on the beach 🥹 We were so excited, and couldn’t wait to tell him! On our last day, we finally found Jones at the pool again and we got to tell him we are now celebrating our engagement! He was so excited for us and gave us a beautiful white lei, he honestly made our stay! Jones, if you’re reading this and want to go to an Oregon wedding we’d love to send you an invite! 😂🩷 Thank you for making our stay so memorable!

This is our favorite hotel to stay in Waikiki. The Longboard Club is a must (unlimited Acai bowls for breakfast). We stayed in the 37th floor, and our housekeeper Jinyu is awesome. She's super attentive and provided us with everything we needed and requested.