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Honolulu The Kahala Hotel & Resort

The Kahala Hotel & Resort

5000 Kahala Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii, United States | (808) 739-8888

The Kahala Hotel & Resort
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Overview

Pros
  • Serene location and a quiet beach away from Waikiki's bustle

  • Luxe, classy rooms with flat-screen TVs and huge bathrooms

  • Interactive swim-with-the dolphins experience

  • Saltwater swimming pool and kid’s pool and hot tub

  • Four tasty restaurants with diverse cuisine and 24-hour room service

  • Veranda bar offers light bites, cocktails, and live music

  • Hospitality suite with shower for guests pre- and post- checkout

  • Free introductory surfing or stand-up paddle board lessons

  • Spa provides beauty and relaxation treatments

  • No resort fee

  • Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel grounds and all guest rooms

Cons
  • Car or taxi needed to get around

  • Pool closes early and is small compared to other Waikiki hotels

  • Small beach compared to Waikiki

  • Everything is pricey -- especially the restaurants and breakfast costs extra

  • Fees for valet and self-parking

Bottom Line

The Kahala Hotel and Resort is a five-pearl oceanfront property with a star-studded history and lush, sprawling grounds 15 minutes outside of Waikiki. The 338 tasteful rooms and suites have luxe, earth-toned interiors and floor-to-ceiling windows, flat-screen TVs, and huge granite-accented bathrooms with soaking tubs. Kahala’s four pricey (but tasty) restaurants serve Asian fusion, Italian, and international cuisines. Along with a small, serene beach there's a busy communal pool, kids' pool, and a hot tub. The hotel also has an interactive swim-with-the dolphins experience. Hotel freebies include surfing and stand-up paddle board lessons, bike rentals, a huge gym, and shuttle service. For an oceanfront stay in central Waikiki with elegant rooms, multiple restaurants, and an uncrowded beach, it’s worth comparing rates at The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Resort