Honolulu Hostels

Traveling solo in Hawaii can get expensive, so this place was excellent for sticking to a budget. Inside the pod, I'd occasionally hear people on the phone late at night, but it was generally quiet and I had no issues. The restrooms, sinks, and showers often weren't as clean as they could be, so a bit more frequent cleaning would have been a nice improvement. However, for this price, I don't think there's another hotel that offers a private space like this, so I'm very satisfied.

This was my first time staying in hostel and I definitely want to stay in hostel when I get to come back in Hawaii. They offer so many opportunities to meet people from hostel. The rooftop was great and the restroom was also clean. But the bed was little uncomfortable because I stayed in the top and I could feel every little move from the person staying under.

It's very simple, but clean sheets, pillowcases, and bath towels are included in the price. It seems like the kitchen and table are also available. I'm happy with the price for this location. However, the air conditioning was a little too strong, and it was cold at night.

The hotel's location is great, right next to Waikiki Beach, just a 5-minute walk. However, the facilities and environment are very old. The bedding is worn out, faded, and pilling. There's no elevator in the dormitory, which is very inconvenient if you're traveling with large luggage. Although a male staff member enthusiastically helped, carrying bags up and down was still a hassle. A female staff member told me to handle my own things... It was a bit noisy outside at night, and the windows couldn't close completely. My foreign roommate came back drunk at 2 AM, making a huge scene and throwing up all over the room. It was a truly awful experience.