Boutique Hotels in Waikiki

Boutique Hotels in Waikiki
Waikiki is a playground for those who enjoy the outdoors. Miles of beaches cater to those who enjoy the sea and sand: surfing, parasailing, scuba diving and snorkeling are just a few of the water activities to be enjoyed here. After you tire of the beach, the Koolau Mountains offer some great hikes and beautiful sights of untouched greenery and waterfalls. After a day of adventure, skip the standard mega-hotels, and head for one of Honolulu's beautiful boutique hotels, with their fantastic restaurants and inviting décor.

Hotel Renew

Hotel Renew is a sleek and modern hotel emphasizing personal comfort and great service. With only 72 rooms, the staff are attentive and the service spectacular. Attention to detail is evident throughout this hotel: the bathrooms are filled with their "We Remembered" essential travel kits and opulent kimono-style robes. The stylish space is decorated in monochromatic colors of limestone and oak furniture. Many of the rooms have balconies overlooking the charming street. After a long day at the beach, unwind in the lounge with a signature cocktail and a well-crafted meal. Renew is an eco-friendly hotel, dedicated to preserving the environment incorporating green efforts into all aspects of your experience -- they are even pet friendly, so bring your dog along to the lap of luxury

Hotel Renew
129 Paoakalani Ave.
Honolulu, HI 96815
1 (808) 687-7700
hotelrenew.com

Moana Surfrider

The Moana Surfrider is a beautiful hotel located a stone's throw from Waikiki beach. The decor is traditional and opulent. The Mona Surfrider has a pool and offers convenient beach access with surfing, canoeing and whale-watching. There is a nearby golf-course and hiking trails. The hotel offers two dining options: The Veranda, for casual buffet breakfast and lunch and the upscale Beachhouse offering dinner options like steak and island-inspired cuisine, using fresh and local ingredients. The Moana is a great place to unwind, with an on site state-of-the art spa where treatments incorporate ancient local practices. The spa offers massage and body treatment that can be enjoyed solo or as a part of a couples' package. Not only can you take away some of your best memories, but the Moana lets you leave something positive behind: the eco-discover packages make it easy to explore local culture and help benefit non-profit initiatives to preserve the beauty and integrity of these islands.

Moana Surfrider
2365 Kalakaua Ave.
Honolulu, HI 96815
1 (808) 922-3111
moana-surfrider.com

The Khala Resort

The Khala resort is situated on a secluded beach. The rooms are chic and large, covered in white linens and sand-colored furniture. The hotel has five restaurants on site and a luxury spa. The Khala offers many activities for the active traveler. There are resident Bottlenose dolphins who will gladly accompany you on a swim, or chose to go solo in their pool or expansive beach. The nearby golf courses and tennis courts are available to spend a relaxing afternoon. You can also go whale watching, kayaking, para-sailing or go for a hike and take in some of the beautiful scenery. If you find yourself curious about the local culture, you can take several classes in the hotel lobby like hula and lei making.

The Khala Resort
5000 Kahala Ave.
Honolulu, HI 96816
1 (808) 739-8888
kahalaresort.com

Article Written By Marie Greene

Marie Greene is an art and architecture writer in New York. She completed an undergraduate degree in Economics and English and holds a Masters Degree in Architecture.

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