Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort

Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort

This is one of Waikiki’s most historic hotels, originally opened in 1901, and the second floor has a nice display describing the legacy of this establishment. Their three buildings surround a century-old banyan tree that lends an air of timelessness to the ambiance....
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Koa Resort

Koa Resort

This resort sits across the street from the ocean on a 5-acre lot with a large swimming pool and lots of shade trees. The two- and three-bedroom units are on the second floor with one loft-style bedroom. Four-bedroom units are two-story townhomes. All units...
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Ma‘alaea Surf

Ma‘alaea Surf

Don’t be confused by the name of this condominium; it’s not in the town of Ma‘alaea, just nearby. For a typically breezy spot, the landscapers do a great job—the resort looks well-maintained. Rooms are comfortable and clean, though some could use updating. There...
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Hale Pau Hana

Hale Pau Hana

It’s hard to find a condo in this area closer to the water. They have a crescent-shaped tower building (with elevator) and low-rise buildings that contain 1/1 units. The 2/2 units have a bedroom on the ocean side. The sound of the surf is ever-present here and will...
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Fairmont Kea Lani

Fairmont Kea Lani

Let’s start with the reaction that almost everyone has when they approach this resort: Wow, this is a really goofy looking place! The impression is one of Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves meets King Kamehameha. According to the resort’s story, the developer asked the...
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