Where to stay in Honolulu
Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
2552 Kalakaua Ave, HI, 96815
You’ll be just minutes from the calming shores of Waikiki Beach at this premier resort. Choose the views from your spacious room, either city or ocean, and relax on the balcony after a day of sightseeing. The hotel has onsite restaurants and lounges, plus a grand spa and fitness center.
Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel
1088 Bishop St, HI, 96813
Stay in the heart of downtown Honolulu at this 41-story hotel. Modern and luxurious, this hotel offers unparalleled views of the city below, especially from the 11th floor recreation deck, which features a pool, hot tub and lounge chairs.
Prince Waikiki - Honolulu Luxury Hotel
100 Holomoana St, HI, 96815
A stunning oceanfront hotel near Kahanamoku Lagoon, Prince Waikiki offers the five-star treatment. Guests can relax in the poolside cabanas, book into the refreshing spa or head to the Hawaii Prince Golf Club. Every room features ocean views and in-room dining.
Where to eat in Honolulu
Fête
2 N Hotel St, HI, 96817
Nestled in Honolulu’s Arts District, this New American eatery combines island traditions with global influences for an innovative and flavorsome menu. The farmhouse restaurant features an urban interior, with exposed bricks and an open kitchen, where guests can enjoy an all-day menu of burgers, pastas and seafood.
Duke's Waikiki
2335 Kalakaua Ave #116, HI, 96815,
This legendary spot is a must-visit when in Honolulu. Named after the famous swimmer and surfer, this laid-back eatery right on the edge of Waikiki beach serves up the fresh fish and meats, including a Duke favorite, slow roasted prime ribs.
Highway Inn Kaka'ako
680 Ala Moana Blvd #105, HI, 96813
For a traditional island dining experience, head to this relaxed restaurant along Ala Moana Boulevard. Visit on a Friday evening to enjoy live music as you eat, with a Hawaiian menu of handmade Laulau, slow cooked Kālua Pig and freshLomi Ahi.
Best attractions in Honolulu
Bishop Museum
1525 Bernice St, HI, 96817
Immerse yourself with Hawaiian culture and traditions at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. This spectacular attraction celebrates the island’s heritage, with oil paintings of past Hawaiian monarchy and exhibits on volcanos and sea life.
Hanauma Bay
7455 Kalanianaʻole Hwy, HI, 96825
Hanauma Bay on the southeast coast of the island provides the perfect spot to get up close and personal with O’ahu’s aquatic residents. Reserve your spot on an excursion to watch dolphins and whales past the shoreline. Put on your snorkeling gear to swim among tropical fish, colorful coral and green sea turtles.
Kapiʻolani Regional Park
3840 Paki Ave, HI, 96815
Near Waikiki Beach sits Honolulu’s own regional park, Queen Kapiʻolani. This 42-acre green space has plenty on offer for the whole family, including an open art gallery, tennis courts and Honolulu Zoo. Check the events calendar to see what’s happening at the outdoor theatre while you’re visiting the island.