Hotels With Bar in Hawaii, United States

The balcony had a city view, but the view was terrible and it didn't feel like a resort at all. If you're staying here, I recommend the Diamond Head view. It was clean, but for this price I should have tried harder and stayed at the Hilton. The view from the pool is the best.

Nice hotel in the heart of Honolulu. The room was spacious, but unfortunately the view from the balcony was of the neighboring building and there was no elevator. Check-in took quite a long time and the bartender was also quite grumpy. The rest of the staff was very friendly. All in all, we would come again.

We had a very nice stay at Hotel La Croix, it is walking distance to the beach. When we first got there, we had asked if we possibly could get a room with a view and was initially told our room initially assigned is on the lower level and has construction view. Manager offered to upgrade us for a fee to a higher floor room. It has a very nice view of the beach but being that the room has 2 windows, the other side is still a construction view. Beds are comfortable and room has everything we need. Because of the upgrade, we had received access to the Monkey pod room which provided free bottled water, canned drinks and snacks. Overall we had a pleasant stay there. Didn't get to enjoy the pool, but it's also nice that the hotel has ABC store right downstairs and free coffee in the morning in the lobby.

It was a very good experience. This is my second time staying here; the last time was over nine years ago. I must say, Japanese hotels are quite attentive. Other hotels in the area didn't provide bottled water or indoor slippers, but the Prince Hotel did. The rooms also seemed to have been renovated and were very comfortable. It's super close to Ala Moana Center, making shopping very convenient. They also offer discounts or even free activities; we used a discount on Green Line trolley tickets. I think I'll definitely come back.

After almost a decade, I found myself back on Oahu and checking into the Hilton once more. This time, I was very fortunate to encounter a Chinese-speaking front desk agent who enabled us to check in early, a little after 1 PM. We also upgraded to the Tapa Tower for an additional $30 per day. Upon checking in, I realized it was the same tower I'd stayed in years ago. It's only slightly set back from the Rainbow Tower but is significantly more affordable, and elevator wait times were brief, usually under a minute. A big thank you to that Chinese-speaking front desk agent, who clearly outlined the room options and availability across the different towers. Just a friendly reminder: make sure to sign up for a free Hilton Honors membership; otherwise, check-in is not until 4 PM! However, not all staff members embodied the aloha spirit. Specifically, there was an older, somewhat heavy-set male baggage handler who was incredibly rude and dismissive, with a perpetually grumpy expression. He was the sole reason for any negative impression and instantly put a damper on our mood right after checking in.

Perfect in every way. The rooms were newer and functional. Electric tea kettle was appreciated, our room has a Toto washlet, and bed was so comfortable! Staff was very nice from housekeeping, to front desk, and valet. Very clean and the filtered water available on tap was so nice.

The location is very good although if I go back and decide to stay in Waikiki again I would choose the Hilton Village instead. The room was lovely and we were allowed to check in earlier and also got upgraded free of charge to a sea view room which was fab! The check in member of staff was lovely and polite ! There is a small gym and yoga class 3 times a week Tuesday- Thursday at 8AM. You can hire free of charge 1 beach item per room per day such as beach chair or surfboard. Also towel hiring free of charge thru the vending machine. Parking is valet only and it costs $50 per day so we parked near the Honolulu zoo for free only 12-15 mins walk from hotel. Overall we are satisfied as we liked the room and location. The magicians at the lobby trying to sell you tickets to the magic show were a bit over the top and I would have preferred to not have to deal with them every time I went past.

Nice spot close to the beach. Rooms are clean and spacious but the building is a bit old. Pricey a bit. There are other similarly priced hotels that are a better deal for the money in the area. Building is only 20 floors - so ocean/mountain view is kinda limited. Breakfast is just okay. Its mostly the same menu everyday for people with dietary restrictions. Same fruit, yogurt, cereal, bread etc. no pancakes or waffles.

The room felt quite new, likely having been renovated within the last two years. The only downside was the incessant sound of running water in our room, day and night. I suspect it's from a water pipe within the wall. Also, the microwave is located at the very end of the corridors on the 9th and 15th floors, built into a wall niche. If you're trying to heat up a couple of items, there's absolutely no counter space or anywhere to set things down beside it.

It was a great location to go out and have fun. I could get to Kahanamoku Beach by walking for about 10 minutes. It was nice to visit Ala Moana Center because it was close by. The disappointing thing is that the bedding was a bit uncomfortable. Due to its location near the road, it is unfortunate that there is noise. The swimming pool is the same size as you see in the picture. It's small compared to other places. It was convenient to use because there was a refrigerator, and the bathroom was open. It seemed like it was. I think it's good value for money on its own :)