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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The Outrigger Reef on the Beach is truly one of the most Hawaiian hotels on world famous Waikiki Beach. Experience Waikiki's newest haven of elegance and comfort. With 639 new guestrooms and suites, stunning cultural treasures, complimentary internet access, guests experience elevated service standards and Outrigger's renowned island hospitality.
Guests enter a sanctuary of warm woods and colors that echo the stunning views from the mountains to the sea. Flat-panel televisions, broadband Internet access, and even whirlpool tubs in select suites offer expected services and pleasing comforts.
Guests arrive to an inspired reception celebrating the heritage of Polynesian voyaging in hand-painted murals and meandering water features. Gracious hospitality and attention to detail will delight the most refined tastes at the all-new Outrigger Reef on the Beach.
Guests are invited to experience a variety of daily Hawaiian programs from gentle morning exercise set to hula movements to stringing their very own fresh flower lei.
This hotel is adjacent to Waikiki Beach Walk featuring over 40 shops and restaurants.
Outrigger Connection (complimentary): High-speed Internet access; Wireless Internet access in lobby; Direct-dial phone calls to U.S. mainland, Canada, Oahu, neighbor islands and toll-free numbers; In-room coffee / tea.
The property offers valet parking only with full in and out privileges. Beginning Jan 1 2007, daily parking will be $25 per day.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Jan 29, check-out Jan 30
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(104 reviews)
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Hotel address: 2169 Kalia Road, Honolulu, HI 96815
Waikiki - Honolulu - Oahu
Honolulu International Airport-HNL
Best value on Waikiki Beach, this full service Resort offers Ocean Front dining, Day Spa and array of shops on property. Adjacent to Waikiki Beach Walk featuring over 40 shops and restaurants. 9 miles from Honolulu International Airport 4 miles from Downtown Honolulu 1 mile from Kapiolani Park, Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium
This property has a smoke-free policy
Casual Island Elegance True Fine-dining experience - in service, presentaton, atmosphere and, of course, food. 5:00pm - 10:00pm. Reservations suggested.
Popular beachfront setting w/ Diamond Head view Buffet breakfast 7:00am -11:00am Lunch 11:30am - 3:00pm "Broil your own" dinners - 5pm - 10pm
Diamond Head Terrace provides 2520 square feet of meeting room space adjoining the swimming pool's large patio deck and the Shore Bird Restaurant. It is a pleasant setting for an informal meeting and reception.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Jan 29, check-out Jan 30
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(104 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
Location and rooms are nice, but...
Tripper Dec 17, 2009
Two of us stayed in an ocean front room for a week on vacation. The maid service was very inconsistent. Sometimes completely ... making beds and sometimes leaving off the comforter or pillows (we tipped everyday but it didn't matter). The valet parking and parking fee was terrible. It cost me $150 to park my car during our stay. Each time they brought my car up for me the windows, sunroof or seat was changed and on one occasion it smelled so badly of cigarettes that I was worried I would get fined when I returned the car ($250 for smoking in a rental). I stopped tipping them after that. The coin-operated laundry has no change machine so you have to hunt someone down to get change if you want to use it. The worst was the hotel's lack of good restaurants. The Shorebird was great for breakfast, but you have to cook your own dinner. It was good, but standing in line around a hot grill was not what I had in mind for vacation. The grill poolside had nice service but was mostly a bar. The Ocean House was just terrible. The staff was rude and hurried, and we sat unattended for 15 minutes. The server seemed offended at our order (we both ended up ordering the chicken). We waited another 25 minutes for our meals. This was by far the worst meal we had. The chicken was very dry and tasteless and was a very small piece on top of a scoop of mashed potato or in my case a scoop of rice. The waiter apologized saying everything was made from scratch, but didn't do anything about it. There is nothing good I can say about the Ocean House. We walked down to the HHV and found Sergio's to be very good. We also walked over to Moose Magillicutty's and it was good. (BTW: We never did find any Hawaiian Food in what is billed as "one of the most Hawaiian hotels".) The room we stayed in was nice and the beachfront view was also nice, but not peaceful. The Ocean House is right beneath the Ocean Front rooms and the Shorebird is just next to it so you can hear all the kitchen noise as well as all the talking and dishes clanking until midnight. Sleeping with the patio door open is not possible. The hotel is in a nice location but putting 2 restaurants right under the most expensive rooms was a poor idea. The free phone calls was a very nice perk and we had free breakfast everyday at the Shorebird, which was also very nice. Overall it is a nice hotel in a nice location aside from the previous items I mentioned, but not worth the price and aggravations.
Traveler type: Friends
For dinner go to Moose Magillicutty's just down the street and around the corner or Sergio's at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Don't go to the Ocean House (although you may fair better then we did). The Shorebird is great for breakfast but only good for dinner if you don't mind cooking your own meal.
Score
5 out of 5
outrigger reef on the beach
karen Dec 14, 2009
It was a great experience, we got dropped off by the shuttle and the bell men were right there to help us we went to the ... front desk and checked in and that was fast and the staff was awsome, we were escourted to our rooms and explained about services and internet access.
Traveler type: Couples
$2.00 shuttle to the alamona shopping mall there are so many store's there, plus walk a couple blocks from there to walmart for all your suvieneers they have them all and grreeaatt prices, we got basball style hats for $3.00 and hawaiian host chocolate they dont sell in ABC or anywhere else, that was outstanding, they had whole macadamia nuts in them not pieces. These are a must, oh and the aloha stadium flea market, on wed,sat,sun. and if you look in the little free books you can find a coupon for moose mcgullicutys buy one get one free breakfast best deal you will find in town, and try leonards molasadas, its a portagees doughnut, awsome.
Score
5 out of 5
VIP Tretment
Captain-1 Dec 9, 2009
This is our second stay at the Outrigger. It just doesn't get any better. The staff is outstanding. They make you feel ... welcome and treat you like a VIP. We look forward to our next stay.
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
For dinner go to Moose Magillicutty's just down the street and around the corner or Sergio's at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Don't go to the Ocean House (although you may fair better then we did). The Shorebird is great for breakfast but only good for dinner if you don't mind cooking your own meal.
--Tripper, Ut Dec 17, 2009
$2.00 shuttle to the alamona shopping mall there are so many store's there, plus walk a couple blocks from there to walmart for all your suvieneers they have them all and grreeaatt prices, we got basball style hats for $3.00 and hawaiian host chocolate they dont sell in ABC or anywhere else, that was outstanding, they had whole macadamia nuts in them not pieces. These are a must, oh and the aloha stadium flea market, on wed,sat,sun. and if you look in the little free books you can find a coupon for moose mcgullicutys buy one get one free breakfast best deal you will find in town, and try leonards molasadas, its a portagees doughnut, awsome.
--karen, Porterville, Ca. Dec 14, 2009
check out happyhour deals yardhouse and pf changs especially.
--buddyguy, evergreen colorado Dec 7, 2009
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(104 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
3 out of 5
Location and rooms are nice, but...
Tripper Dec 17, 2009
Two of us stayed in an ocean front room for a week on vacation. The maid service was very inconsistent. Sometimes completely ... making beds and sometimes leaving off the comforter or pillows (we tipped everyday but it didn't matter). The valet parking and parking fee was terrible. It cost me $150 to park my car during our stay. Each time they brought my car up for me the windows, sunroof or seat was changed and on one occasion it smelled so badly of cigarettes that I was worried I would get fined when I returned the car ($250 for smoking in a rental). I stopped tipping them after that. The coin-operated laundry has no change machine so you have to hunt someone down to get change if you want to use it. The worst was the hotel's lack of good restaurants. The Shorebird was great for breakfast, but you have to cook your own dinner. It was good, but standing in line around a hot grill was not what I had in mind for vacation. The grill poolside had nice service but was mostly a bar. The Ocean House was just terrible. The staff was rude and hurried, and we sat unattended for 15 minutes. The server seemed offended at our order (we both ended up ordering the chicken). We waited another 25 minutes for our meals. This was by far the worst meal we had. The chicken was very dry and tasteless and was a very small piece on top of a scoop of mashed potato or in my case a scoop of rice. The waiter apologized saying everything was made from scratch, but didn't do anything about it. There is nothing good I can say about the Ocean House. We walked down to the HHV and found Sergio's to be very good. We also walked over to Moose Magillicutty's and it was good. (BTW: We never did find any Hawaiian Food in what is billed as "one of the most Hawaiian hotels".) The room we stayed in was nice and the beachfront view was also nice, but not peaceful. The Ocean House is right beneath the Ocean Front rooms and the Shorebird is just next to it so you can hear all the kitchen noise as well as all the talking and dishes clanking until midnight. Sleeping with the patio door open is not possible. The hotel is in a nice location but putting 2 restaurants right under the most expensive rooms was a poor idea. The free phone calls was a very nice perk and we had free breakfast everyday at the Shorebird, which was also very nice. Overall it is a nice hotel in a nice location aside from the previous items I mentioned, but not worth the price and aggravations.
Traveler type: Friends
For dinner go to Moose Magillicutty's just down the street and around the corner or Sergio's at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Don't go to the Ocean House (although you may fair better then we did). The Shorebird is great for breakfast but only good for dinner if you don't mind cooking your own meal.
Score
5 out of 5
outrigger reef on the beach
karen Dec 14, 2009
It was a great experience, we got dropped off by the shuttle and the bell men were right there to help us we went to the ... front desk and checked in and that was fast and the staff was awsome, we were escourted to our rooms and explained about services and internet access.
Traveler type: Couples
$2.00 shuttle to the alamona shopping mall there are so many store's there, plus walk a couple blocks from there to walmart for all your suvieneers they have them all and grreeaatt prices, we got basball style hats for $3.00 and hawaiian host chocolate they dont sell in ABC or anywhere else, that was outstanding, they had whole macadamia nuts in them not pieces. These are a must, oh and the aloha stadium flea market, on wed,sat,sun. and if you look in the little free books you can find a coupon for moose mcgullicutys buy one get one free breakfast best deal you will find in town, and try leonards molasadas, its a portagees doughnut, awsome.
Score
5 out of 5
VIP Tretment
Captain-1 Dec 9, 2009
This is our second stay at the Outrigger. It just doesn't get any better. The staff is outstanding. They make you feel ... welcome and treat you like a VIP. We look forward to our next stay.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
outrigger reef on the beach
buddyguy Dec 7, 2009
excellent location, walk to everything, beach a bit too rocky but a short walk to nice sandy location. pool could use more ... sun, surrounded by highrise buildings. staff and rooms excellent. good value
Traveler type: Couples
check out happyhour deals yardhouse and pf changs especially.
Score
4 out of 5
great stay
happy couple Nov 29, 2009
great hotel. good service and good location. would come back. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Awesome location
Mother of the bride Nov 26, 2009
We traveled with a group of 13 people who all stayed at the hotel. Everyone was more than pleased with the Outrigger Reef. ... The location was perfect - on the beach in the center of everything and the price was very reasonable. The service was great. Hotel staff was able to help with any activities questions including bus routes, scheduling luau, etc. The rooms were very nice, clean, and comfortable. Every room had a balcony. My daughter received a free upgraded room since she was getting married; it was very large with 2 balconies. We did not use the pool since we were too busy going all over Honolulu and the entire island. However, the pool area did look very relaxing. If we travel to Hawaii again, we will definitely stay at the Outrigger Reef.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
It was the most beatiful hotel [...]
bernie Nov 25, 2009
your right in the middle of everything , the beach is great,the pool is big ,no complains at all great all around!!!!! ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Had a good time.
Okie Joe Nov 25, 2009
Did the usual Hawaii tourist activities. Had to pay to use a computer to check in with the airline, they did not have any ... free kiosks.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Outrigger Reef on the Beach - Classy!
Tharan24k Nov 10, 2009
The view of Diamond Head from the beach area and the restaurant are great! The food was very good and reasonable (for ... Hawai'i). Staff members are friendly and helpful. The hotel does not provide beach chairs or umbrellas - those you rent on the public beach. In November the beach is not crowded but during the high season it probably will be.
Traveler type: Couples
Take the 19, 22, or 23 bus to the Aloha Tower for shopping and dining. Aloha Tower is open only until 5:00 p.m. Return to the hotel from bus stop one half block to the right of the Aloha Tower mall entrance as you are coming out. Use the "E" bus.
Score
4 out of 5
Everything as Advertised...
Sug Nov 2, 2009
The Outrigger Reef has been beautifully renovated including the historic, soaring canoe house entrance. Local musicians play ... traditional Hawaiian music every night at the Grille and it sounds beautiful wafting up to our room which overlooked the pool courtyard. The location is excellent, right down the street from the new Waikiki Beach Walk Development(and all trolley and bus stops). Walk over to the Hilton Hawaiian Village for a luau and check out the beautiful sculptures all over the property. Try Eggs n Things on Saratoga Street for a "local" breakfast spot and the Yard House on Lewers for the best grilled cheese/tomatoe soup combo. We took the bus and/or cabs to Diamond Head, Iolani Palace, Hanauma Bay and Pearl Harbor (USS Missouri currently in drydock). Although cabs are usually expensive, plenty of cab drivers were offering fares off the meter that were usually just a couple dollars more than the bus. Rented a car for a day trip to the North Shore.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Another fantastic trip to Hawaii
Hawaii Joy Oct 27, 2009
This was my 2nd time staying at the Outrigger Reef & both visits were wonderful. Now that the hotel is done with their ... remodeling it's probably the best place to stay in Waikiki. The pool never felt crowded, chairs were always available. The pool area isn't as noisy as at some of the more resort-type hotels. We spent alot of time at the Shorebird Beach bar. Their lunch menu is great & the Mai Tai specials from Noon until 5 can't be beat. PLUS the view, it's just amazing. Sitting there & gazing out at the beach & Diamnond Head, well it doesn't get any better than that. We also had breakfast included with our room, so we ate here every morning too. Two days we got to witness the Vow Renewal ceremony that the hotel puts on. It looks beautiful & my husband & I plan to return in 3 years do renew our vows for our 25th anniversary. It was a great, relaxing vacation. The worst part of the whole trip, having to leave the hotel to come home.
Traveler type: Couples
Make use of the ABC Stores. They are all over Waikiki, with one just a short block from the hotel. They have large bottles of water for only .99 & they also have sandwiches & snacks. Coco Cove on Kalakaua also has a nice deli if you just want a sandwich so you can have lunch on the beach or by the pool.
Score
5 out of 5
review
Jimmy Oct 26, 2009
Great location. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
We loved the Outrigger Reef on the Beach
Beetle Mamma Oct 19, 2009
My Husband and I loved the Outrigger Reef on the Beach!! We were on our 25th Anniversary and my Husband 5oth Birthday. The ... last time we were in Hawaii was 25 years ago for our Honeymoon. We loved our ocean veiw and the size of our room. The hotel was very clean and friendly. One of the things we really liked was having our breakfast included with our stay. We really liked were our hotel was located because one of our favorite things to do is to walk along the ocean front every moring after breakfast, then lay out on the beach for the afternoon. We only went to the hotel pool on the last day of our because we felt that the reason we came to Hawaii was to enjoy the ocean. We loved the fact that we were close to all the shopping and some very good restaurants. Our favorite place was the Ocean front restaurant that was right in our hotel it a very classy place and the service was bar none!!! We give the Outrigger Reef on the beach a 5!!
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
great
bobby Oct 16, 2009
awsome! ...
Traveler type: Single
walmart
Score
5 out of 5
unbeatable location for price
rika Oct 13, 2009
we had a great experience.love the location.it was so convenient.the beach is your backyard and restaurants right at the ... frontdoor.shopping within 100yards from hotel. everything is in walking distance from hotel.love it.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Outrigger Reef on the Beach 9/26/09
S&J Oct 12, 2009
AlohaLani made us feel welcome the minute we arrived and called us before checking out which started our trip out right and ... ended it on a high note. We were in town for the ADA Dental Convetion and felt right at home in the Outrigger Reef on the Beach. We traveled the island via rental jeep, hit the waves at the North Shore, snorkeled, hiked Diamond Head and walked the streets of Honolulu. We had a great time and would recommend this hotel to those who like the island feel while having that cosmopolitan flair.
Traveler type: Couples
Read through the Outrigger reference book and don't be afraind to as concierge for their recommendations.
Score
5 out of 5
Awesome hotel!!!
toothdoc Oct 12, 2009
The hotel was great. Staff was friendly. Walking distance to major shopping. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Make sure you go at 6am to climb Diamond Head to beat the sun...
Score
4 out of 5
Extra Person Charge Excessive
ToothWizard Oct 8, 2009
Despite two double beds in the room, an extra person fee of $50 was added to the room rate. Considering the expenses to the ... hotel were more toiletries and towels used, this was over-the-top excessive. For the six-day stay that amounted to $300 plus taxes. You can get a whole room for less than that in most states.
Traveler type: Business
Get out of Waikiki if you can. Overpriced without too many inexpensive options.
Score
4 out of 5
time off
janet planet Oct 5, 2009
We enjoyed the sight seeing,we went to North Shore and Diamond Head and pearl harbor great places to see. We had asked for ... king size bed and we recieved 2 double beds and they were not very helpful to try and get us into a room with a king bed unless we upgraded at $65 per night. My husband and I travel often and it was a nice place to stay but was not over all impressed with the staff. They did not seem to go out of there way to help solve issues.
Traveler type: Business
If you enjoy shopping there are many places to shop and also many places to eat. If you like to get good deals go to the market and name your price most of them will take a good offer.
Score
5 out of 5
Waikiki Beach elegance and value
Jungstir Sep 28, 2009
We received an unexpected auto upgrade on our arrival. The decor is first-rate and does not disappoint! Outrigger on the Reef ... is centrally located right on Waikiki Beach and in the heart of bustling beachwalk, all the nightlife and dining one could ask for! I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone and plan to stay there again on our next trip to Honolulu.
Traveler type: Couples
Waikiki Beach is like Vegas in Hawaii with aloha spirit. Expect to see a full pacific rim melting pot of visitors to Hawaii.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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For dinner go to Moose Magillicutty's just down the street and around the corner or Sergio's at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Don't go to the Ocean House (although you may fair better then we did). The Shorebird is great for breakfast but only good for dinner if you don't mind cooking your own meal.
--Tripper, Ut Dec 17, 2009
$2.00 shuttle to the alamona shopping mall there are so many store's there, plus walk a couple blocks from there to walmart for all your suvieneers they have them all and grreeaatt prices, we got basball style hats for $3.00 and hawaiian host chocolate they dont sell in ABC or anywhere else, that was outstanding, they had whole macadamia nuts in them not pieces. These are a must, oh and the aloha stadium flea market, on wed,sat,sun. and if you look in the little free books you can find a coupon for moose mcgullicutys buy one get one free breakfast best deal you will find in town, and try leonards molasadas, its a portagees doughnut, awsome.
--karen, Porterville, Ca. Dec 14, 2009
check out happyhour deals yardhouse and pf changs especially.
--buddyguy, evergreen colorado Dec 7, 2009
Take the 19, 22, or 23 bus to the Aloha Tower for shopping and dining. Aloha Tower is open only until 5:00 p.m. Return to the hotel from bus stop one half block to the right of the Aloha Tower mall entrance as you are coming out. Use the "E" bus.
--Tharan24k, Denver, CO Nov 10, 2009
Make use of the ABC Stores. They are all over Waikiki, with one just a short block from the hotel. They have large bottles of water for only .99 & they also have sandwiches & snacks. Coco Cove on Kalakaua also has a nice deli if you just want a sandwich so you can have lunch on the beach or by the pool.
--Hawaii Joy, New Berlin, WI Oct 27, 2009
walmart
--bobby, va Oct 16, 2009
Read through the Outrigger reference book and don't be afraind to as concierge for their recommendations.
--S&J, Casper, Wyoming Oct 12, 2009
Make sure you go at 6am to climb Diamond Head to beat the sun...
--toothdoc, Norton, MA Oct 12, 2009
Get out of Waikiki if you can. Overpriced without too many inexpensive options.
--ToothWizard, Pleasanton, ca Oct 8, 2009
If you enjoy shopping there are many places to shop and also many places to eat. If you like to get good deals go to the market and name your price most of them will take a good offer.
--janet planet, North Ridgeville, Ohio Oct 5, 2009
Waikiki Beach is like Vegas in Hawaii with aloha spirit. Expect to see a full pacific rim melting pot of visitors to Hawaii.
--Jungstir, Boca Raton, Florida Sep 28, 2009
If you're looking for great food in a fun and relaxed setting, try Duke's in the Outrigger Waikiki. Be sure to try the lobster!
--Leigh, Phoenix, AZ Sep 27, 2009
You can walk to many places from the Outrigger. We walked to Ala Moana Shopping Center, for example. There is a PF Changs close by and a Senor Froggies. We also loved our hour-long massage in the spa.
--Prometheus the traveler, Wenatchee, Washington Sep 10, 2009
For gifts and souvenirs go to the Aloha Swap Meet, only open Sat., Sun., and Wed. It's not as big as I thought it would be but prices were definitely better than shopping Waikiki.
--Vacation Girl, San Francisco, CA Aug 26, 2009
Eat at the Shore Bird restaurant in the hotel. Great open-air restaurant right on the beach, the prices are very reasonable, and you can grill your own steaks just the way you like them! Excellent entertainment, spectacular sunsets and very friendly staff. Great breakfast buffet as well.
--Greg G., Los Angeles, CA. Aug 24, 2009
Beach at Hotel has a rocky bottom. Walk for 5 minutes towards Diamond Head for sandy bottom.
--Nancy B, Wilmette IL Aug 12, 2009
Get a Lava flow at Dukes :-)
--Honeymooners, Detroit,Mi Aug 8, 2009
Besides the mandatory valet parking at the hotel, having a rental car was worth its weight in gold. Waikiki is what it is: crowded, expensive, and of course very touristy. At no time did I feel trapped and I could get out of the city whenever I felt like it and find my own slice of Hawaii. Trust me, there is way more to see, the island is not just Honolulu/Waikiki.
--The Satisfied Canadian, Vancouver, British Columbia Aug 7, 2009
The Outrigger Reef serves as the perfect hub for an Oahu vacation. Don't get a rental from the airport - use www.jcairportshuttle.com for a private ride to your hotel, then just pick up a rental as you need it from the Hertz desk at the hotel. With no car on your hands, it's easy to kick back and soak in the hotel's ameneties and service, and walk to the many Waikiki attractions as you wish. Then when you want to strike out, the great valet service will handle your rental car at a moment's notice. Suggest you book the rentals in advance if you can to ensure available cars.
--Pablo, Duncan, OK Aug 6, 2009
Don't get your souvenirs at all of the shops at the Beachwalk. You can go to the Flea Market next to Aloha Stadium or to the Alo Manoa Mall and get them for half the price. 8 shirts for $20.
--Joe Ramirez, Phoenix, AZ Jul 28, 2009
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