Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa

Great location across the street from the beach. Also walking distance to mutilpe restaurants. We stayed here for 6 nights. Our room was comfortable with great beds . Our room was done by housekeeping daily between 10:00am & 1:00pm. As part of our package, we got breakfast included. Great deal as it was the buffet that opened at 6AM. Great selection of food, including an omelet station. We also had lunch 2 days at the pool bar/ restaurant . Good food ,nothing fancy. All the staff we encountered were friendly. There are few oddities about the hotel that keep the review at a 4 not a 5. The lobby is on the 2nd floor . So if you don't use bell services, you need to take your bags up to the lobby on the escalator or walk to the elevator. It is in the shopping area on the ground floor between the hotel's 2 towers. Also the laundry room & lobby facilities should be bigger for this size of a hotel. As should the pool deck. If coming back to Honolulu we would definitely consider staying here again

Nice view, comfortable bed. Good coffee shop in the lobby. Swim Restaurant was perfect for happy hour. Great waitstaff. Couldn’t use balcony due to smoking smell from below. Hotel needs update, worn rugs, broken lobby floors, etc. convenient to Waikīkī Beach and shopping.

Position of hotel central to restaurants, shopping, the beach and transport. Beds very comfortable. 3 pillows provided all different levels of firmness. The vanity being outside the bathroom was very convenient with one still able to get ready while another in the shower. The best feature for me was magnifying mirror for applying makeup. We had an ocean view room which was huge compared to others I have stayed at. The lanai was a welcome addition. The staff very courteous , informative and friendly. Very clean and I would definitely stay again.

Very good hotel, with the best part being its unbeatable access to Waikiki Beach—just steps away. The hotel provides beach towels and chairs, which made beach visits very convenient. Breakfast was included in my stay and served at the SHOR restaurant—it was excellent. There was a wide variety of options to suit everyone’s taste, and the quality was consistently great. The main drawback was the outdated condition of the rooms, which felt like they hadn’t been updated since the 1980s or 1990s. Even a simple fresh coat of paint could go a long way in improving the ambiance. Another issue was the sliding glass door to the balcony, which had a peeling tinting film that obscured the otherwise stunning view of Waikiki Beach. The peeling appeared as tiny specks, almost like smudged hand cream on the glass. Housekeeping was able to partially clean it, but the issue remained. This definitely needs an upgrade. Considering I paid around $400 per night—plus another $150 in taxes and resort fees—for a total of about $550 per night, I expected a more luxurious room experience. However, it seems that this level of wear and tear may be common in Hawaii, as I spoke with other guests staying at nearby Hilton properties who reported similar concerns about outdated rooms.

Rooms are old and dirty. Nice to have water bottles and places to fill sparking water. Regency club was okay. Lots of people but not many tables. If you seat outside, you’ll need to fight with birds. Valet parking can sometimes be a nightmare since too many people with only few staff. You’ll need to wait in line with some people cut in line.