Casual Luxury at the Sheraton Waikiki.
by A TripAdvisor Member
I recently visited Honolulu with my family, during which we stayed at the Sheraton Waikiki. Our suite was nice, clean, and had a great ocean view. The staff was very freindly and polite, and made the hotel feel like home. I liked the fact that it is a nicer hotel, yet many people walked through the lobby in nothing but a bathing suit. It was casual luxury at its best. The area around the hotel was great as well, with a lot of shopping and good eateries. I completely enjoyed my stay, as did my family. Next time we go to Hawaii, we will absolutly stay at the Sheraton Waikiki.
Faded Glory on the Beach Still Decent
by AKtravelers about Sheraton Waikiki
The Sheraton Waikiki looks like it was built 450 years ago when it actually had a beach in front of it (now the sand is gone and all there is is a sea wall). The service was great , the rooms adequate and the open lobby was pleasant, so I would recommend staying there if you want ocean front. As for the beach, you can just take the short walk to the beach in front of the Royal Hawaiian to lie out.
Sheraton Waikiki
by Fun4you about Sheraton Waikiki
Nice and spacious rooms. Open lobby letting you feel the tropical breeze! Excellent location if you want to be in the heart of Waikiki. Lots of stores, and restaurants in walking distance as well as in the hotel. Hotel has suites on the end which are very spacious and look out over the ocean. There is also a pool at the hotel and several restaurants and a night club. Nightly luau show at the pool. If you want a more secluded hotel this is not the place to stay. Gorgeous views of Waikiki and Diamond Head. Centrally located.
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Honolulu Hotels
by bness001
Anyone have any preferences between the following two hotels in Honolulu:
Moana Surfrider
Sheraton Waikiki
Re: Honolulu Hotels
by Marianne2
I have stayed at both, and by far I prefer the last-century Victorian ambience of the Moana Surfrider. Do check ahead that they're not doing any major "facelift," though, as this could ruin any trip. By contrast, the Sheraton Waikiki is a faceless high-rise to me. However, even better, in my opinion, is the Royal Hawaiian, but their rates are sky-high.
Re: Honolulu Hotels
by YVRDave
The Royal Hawaiian will be closing soon for a complete renovation til January.
I ave stayed at all 3 and will list them the same way as Marianne.
All are Starwood if that what you are looking for
Re: Honolulu Hotels
by Marianne2
That's good to know ahead, Dave/Griff. I've gotten stuck a few times in hotels under renovation, and now it's something I always try to ask ahead about, because it can really spoil your stay.
Re: Honolulu Hotels
by YVRDave
The Halekulani is also a Great hotel
Re: Honolulu Hotels
by Hopkid
Keep in mind that the Surfrider also has a faceless modern add-on wing. Be sure to specify that you want a room in the historic portion of the hotel when you book.
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