Aston Waikiki Circle Hotel Reviews

Right across from the beach - perfect! The front desk staff were good and friendly. They even upgraded us to a partial ocean view room!

The simple service is very good for us.

It's better to book earlier because price can go up

Awesome hotel, staff was very friendly and room was clean, big plus.

Perfect loc for everything. Very accommodating staff.

Excellent

The location from the room is great. The room space feels much smaller than the square footage shown. The water pressure in the shower is like a watering can.

Great location, very satisfied! I'd definitely like to use it again next time. The water pressure in the shower was not a problem. The sunset from the room looked beautiful.

I chose the hotel because of its location, so this hotel was the best for me! The lobby and rooms are always clean. The room has a coffee and tea machine that can be brewed with the push of a button, and a refrigerator. The tea was delicious. Amenities include towels, a water bottle (!), shampoo, conditioner, body gel, body lotion, and solid soap. There are no toothbrushes, brushes, or other things that you would expect to find in a hotel. The shower is a rain shower type, and the water pressure is quite weak, so you may have a hard time after going into the sea... (The hair dryer was surprisingly powerful for a wall-mounted type!) But the view is so amazing that it doesn't matter. I originally booked a partial ocean view room, but they offered to upgrade to another room depending on availability on the day. The second photo is the view from the 10th floor, and the third photo is the view from the lanai on the 4th floor. Is it the stage by the sea below the hotel? There was a hula show every morning or evening, and you could watch it from the lanai or go right downstairs to watch it. The location was really great. By showing your room key, you can enter the Bishop Museum and the Honolulu Museum of Art for free, and the in-room Wi-Fi connection was absolutely problem-free. I was very satisfied!!

Our room had an ocean view. The sunset was beautiful, but because of the direction we were in we couldn't see the sunrise. The shower booth in the bathroom was a little small, and there was no stand to put things on. The floor hadn't been cleaned, and there was hair scattered everywhere, which was disappointing. The lighting in the room was also quite dim. Our impression was that the noise from the main street was louder than the sound of the waves. As a hotel, it may be better suited to people who have a lot of plans to be outside, as it is a place to sleep.

It's an old hotel, but it's in a great location right in front of the beach. There's Eggs Things on the first floor, a McDonald's next door, and an ABC Store nearby (open until 11pm, so you can go there like a convenience store to get souvenirs and juice). You can get ice and beach towels at the front desk. There's also a microwave and water server on the first floor. There is no laundry. There's only one elevator in operation, so you often have to wait a bit. There seem to be three rooms with oceanfront views on each floor, and the view seems to be better from the middle than from the edges. (Maybe that's just luck...)

It's a great, cost-effective sea view hotel. It's just a stone's throw away from the beach swimming pool. You can go into the water just by crossing the road in your swimsuit. The picture shows the view from the balcony on the fourth floor.

Facilities: This is an old hotel, built in the 1960s. The rooms have balconies but no bathtubs. Hygiene: It's OK, but the facilities are relatively old, so you can't be too demanding. Environment: The location is very good, facing the beach, not far from eating and shopping, and the nearby beaches are also good, with very soft sand. Service: The front desk was very enthusiastic and told me in detail about the surrounding parking buildings. By the way, parking by the river is free, but it depends on luck and there are limited parking spaces. The front desk provides beach towels. The breakfast restaurant at the door is very popular and is open until noon, but I didn't experience it. The third picture shows people queuing for breakfast. There is also a McDonald's when you turn left. Waikiki Beach is very convenient to eat, with many Japanese and local restaurants. The price should be relatively cheap in the surrounding area, more than $200, and the hotel parking is $45 excluding tax, and the tax is paid separately.

A great balcony overlooking Waikiki Beach.