Oahu Hotels
Hyatt Regency Waikiki
2424 Kalakaua Ave
Honolulu, HI 96815
Tel. 800/233-1234, 808/923-1234
Fax. 808/923-7839
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This is one of Waikiki's biggest hotels, a $100-million project sporting two 40-story towers and covering nearly an entire city block, just across the street from the Diamond Head end of Waikiki Beach. Some may love the location, but others will find this behemoth too big and impersonal -- you can get lost just trying to find the registration desk. The huge second-floor lobby is decorated in koa and wraps around an atrium that rises 40 floors from the ground level. It's fi...
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Price Range: $260-$610 double; $460-$730 Regency Club double; from $785 suite. Extra person $50 ($75 Regency Club). Children under 18 stay free in parent's room
Parking: Valet parking $25, self-parking $18
Transportation: Bus: 19 or 20
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Posted by HILTON from CHINO HILLS, CA on August 13, 2007
Great hotel!
5 stars
Posted by tourmaline from Ojai, CA on August 9, 2007
We've been to oahu often on family vacations and recenty chose the hyatt for the first time. our overall impression: super luxury, super location. there was no noise since we were on an upper floor facing the ocean. the room was huge, bright and clean with plenty of room for the four of us, parking a little pricey but since we wanted to tour the whole island this time, worth the extra expense. location perfect: easy access to the beach freeway onramps. found out about this hotel in the oahu trailblazer guidebook recommended by our parking guy. concierge at this hotel was topnotch and helped our kids reserve surfing lessons.
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