3-Star Hotels in Hawaii, United States

Very central and staff are very accommodating, the only hassle was that I had to wait until 2.30pm after arriving at 5.50am and I was very tired after travelling from Australia. Check in time was 3pm so I do appreciate the half hour earlier check in, next time I will add an extra day. The staff were also very polite from the front desk to housekeeping, a very nice place to stay at Ohia Waikiki Beach indeed.

Location is super good, convenient to walk to anywhere in Waikiki. Valet parking staffs are great and kind of Japanese-style friendly, however the reception desk staff seemed always busy. Room is small and has a smell, maybe due to the oldness of the air conditioning and the building. You need to open the windows to ventilation every day. But the shower is incredibly good, like a hotel bathroom in Japan. Good and powerful water stream, feels like a waterfall and a hot spring. The shower is a huge plus, kind of the best in the US.

The room felt a little old and dated (ex. noisy old air conditioner) but was comfortable, spacious and in a convenient location with a nice view! Paid extra for a parking space at about 28 dollars a day. Front desk was very kind! Wouldn't mind staying there again.

The hotel is located right on the shoreline with walkable access to many restaurants nearby. It’s also a convenient 20 minute drive from the airport. The rooms were spacious and had all the necessities. The only downside is the nearby pubs open late into the night; you will hear people screaming/yelling and karaoke until about 1am. If you are on a lower floor, the waves crashing against the shore can get rough and loud depending on the tides/weather.

Really disappointed with this hotel after reading the great reviews below. We went with family and I booked two rooms and asked for them to be close together we were put on different floors. This was booked months earlier. The worst thing about the stay was the place is run down and the bed, it was so old and had it - it sunk in the middle and you could feel the springs! Sore back, we both couldn't sleep. It says the room has sound proofing it doesn't. The room was incredibly noisy as it faced the road so take ear plugs or ask for a room overlooking the pool. A lot of things in the room didn't work. The lighting was poor. A microwave but no dishes to use in it or to put anything on, no toiletries on arrival, no coffee, had to ring and ask for it, no tea the whole stay, reading lamp didn't work, plug didn't work - I looked at it and it was cracked, no safe (they took one from the other room and put it in). Coffee cups not cleaned each day, they just left the dirty ones. Tap in basin water dribbled out you couldn't even clean your hands properly unless you used the shower. The place is run down. It is like they have done things on the cheap. Put in a led mirror in the bathroom to try and make it look better but not fixed the essentials in the rooms. The pool doesn't get sun till about 11/12 in the morning so you are better off going to the beach. The decking around the pool has loose wood which isn't nailed down, screws sticking up on some of the wood, so make sure you wear sandals otherwise you will hurt your feet! Also the decking is incredibly dirty looks like it could do with a good waterblast. Asked for a wake up call and didn't get it, thank goodness my phone alarm worked. The clock in the room is not even on the right time. The most important thing to me in a hotel is a comfortable bed to get a good sleep, you don't get that here. I have stayed at the Ohana East in the past and will be sticking to that, much better hotel and similar pricing.

Such a wonderful location. The hotel is a little older but rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff can't do enough for you. There are ABC stores all around for anything you may need. The lobby is beautiful. We didn't use the pool as we preferred to swim at the beach which is just across the road.

Located on the opposite side of the street from the Prince Hotel, it is not a place where you can easily go to Waikiki Beach, but on the other hand, Ala Moana is less than a 10 minute walk away. I think it's safer to send an email to the hotel in advance saying you'd like to park rather than going to the hotel on the day, but it's a hassle and even if you're told it's full, you'll be directed to a nearby parking lot. , I don't have any trouble with that, so I think you can rest assured. If you don't care about the view or the ocean front, I think it can be an option as the price can be kept down.

The hotel is in a good location. There are several small restaurants nearby. It's a 3-minute drive to the supermarket. The room is not big but has a small balcony to hang clothes. The soundproofing is average. Paid parking is required. It's full after 7 o'clock. Check-in must be at 4 o'clock. Fortunately, I arrived less than half an hour early. I checked in and got the room card after sitting for a while. The beach and the port behind can see the rainbow, which is very nice. There is an ABC store under the courtyard opposite, open until 11 o'clock.

When we check in, the front desk lady was being nice and friendly Unfo you missed our room for housekeeping the next day and we came back after 6pm, called the front desk to arrange it and was rejected at first as after 4pm. At the end a lady came by and changed the towels. We didn’t put any DNB sign on so it was entirely upto your handling, not upto our expectation for Marriott group in this regards

The location and staff were very good. There was one downside to staying here, we had a corner unit and by 4am we could hear absolutely everything going on outside, garbage and delivery trucks especially. They really need to upgrade their windows if anything. It felt like we were outdoors and we were on the 6th floor! When we complained which I’m sure everyone who has stayed in that corner unit has, they waived the hotel fee which wasn’t much but at least it was something. I’m sorry but that was a dealbreaker and would never stay there again. If you feel like waking up by 4am because of noise then by all means stay here.

Very central and staff are very accommodating, the only hassle was that I had to wait until 2.30pm after arriving at 5.50am and I was very tired after travelling from Australia. Check in time was 3pm so I do appreciate the half hour earlier check in, next time I will add an extra day. The staff were also very polite from the front desk to housekeeping, a very nice place to stay at Ohia Waikiki Beach indeed.

Location is super good, convenient to walk to anywhere in Waikiki. Valet parking staffs are great and kind of Japanese-style friendly, however the reception desk staff seemed always busy. Room is small and has a smell, maybe due to the oldness of the air conditioning and the building. You need to open the windows to ventilation every day. But the shower is incredibly good, like a hotel bathroom in Japan. Good and powerful water stream, feels like a waterfall and a hot spring. The shower is a huge plus, kind of the best in the US.

The room felt a little old and dated (ex. noisy old air conditioner) but was comfortable, spacious and in a convenient location with a nice view! Paid extra for a parking space at about 28 dollars a day. Front desk was very kind! Wouldn't mind staying there again.

Such a wonderful location. The hotel is a little older but rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff can't do enough for you. There are ABC stores all around for anything you may need. The lobby is beautiful. We didn't use the pool as we preferred to swim at the beach which is just across the road.

Really disappointed with this hotel after reading the great reviews below. We went with family and I booked two rooms and asked for them to be close together we were put on different floors. This was booked months earlier. The worst thing about the stay was the place is run down and the bed, it was so old and had it - it sunk in the middle and you could feel the springs! Sore back, we both couldn't sleep. It says the room has sound proofing it doesn't. The room was incredibly noisy as it faced the road so take ear plugs or ask for a room overlooking the pool. A lot of things in the room didn't work. The lighting was poor. A microwave but no dishes to use in it or to put anything on, no toiletries on arrival, no coffee, had to ring and ask for it, no tea the whole stay, reading lamp didn't work, plug didn't work - I looked at it and it was cracked, no safe (they took one from the other room and put it in). Coffee cups not cleaned each day, they just left the dirty ones. Tap in basin water dribbled out you couldn't even clean your hands properly unless you used the shower. The place is run down. It is like they have done things on the cheap. Put in a led mirror in the bathroom to try and make it look better but not fixed the essentials in the rooms. The pool doesn't get sun till about 11/12 in the morning so you are better off going to the beach. The decking around the pool has loose wood which isn't nailed down, screws sticking up on some of the wood, so make sure you wear sandals otherwise you will hurt your feet! Also the decking is incredibly dirty looks like it could do with a good waterblast. Asked for a wake up call and didn't get it, thank goodness my phone alarm worked. The clock in the room is not even on the right time. The most important thing to me in a hotel is a comfortable bed to get a good sleep, you don't get that here. I have stayed at the Ohana East in the past and will be sticking to that, much better hotel and similar pricing.

Located on the opposite side of the street from the Prince Hotel, it is not a place where you can easily go to Waikiki Beach, but on the other hand, Ala Moana is less than a 10 minute walk away. I think it's safer to send an email to the hotel in advance saying you'd like to park rather than going to the hotel on the day, but it's a hassle and even if you're told it's full, you'll be directed to a nearby parking lot. , I don't have any trouble with that, so I think you can rest assured. If you don't care about the view or the ocean front, I think it can be an option as the price can be kept down.

The location and staff were very good. There was one downside to staying here, we had a corner unit and by 4am we could hear absolutely everything going on outside, garbage and delivery trucks especially. They really need to upgrade their windows if anything. It felt like we were outdoors and we were on the 6th floor! When we complained which I’m sure everyone who has stayed in that corner unit has, they waived the hotel fee which wasn’t much but at least it was something. I’m sorry but that was a dealbreaker and would never stay there again. If you feel like waking up by 4am because of noise then by all means stay here.

The receptionist was very friendly, and when we tried to go to the beach on the first day after arriving, they immediately handed us beach towels. There was a water server, coffee, and tea in the lobby, and popcorn is available from 3pm. The building is old, but it was worth the price and very nice. When we went to the beach, they also lent us beach umbrellas, mats, chairs, and a sandbox set for children, which was very helpful.

I enjoyed my stay. Our room was great and had a beautiful view. Also, it was peaceful, not a lot of noise in the hallways. Breakfast was a little bland at the hotel, but there were many other places to eat close by. The Signature is a little overrated for the dine in meal, but the happy hour is a good value, and in a great location. We experienced both. I enjoyed the shopping close by as well as the breach in walking distance. I think I would visit again for a few days and then travel to see more of Hawaii.

Excellent lobby, brand new design, really friendly staff, everyday morning coffee or tea FOC, water throughout the whole day and sun cream as well. On the other hand really expensive valet parking 48 USD/day.

The hotel is located right on the shoreline with walkable access to many restaurants nearby. It’s also a convenient 20 minute drive from the airport. The rooms were spacious and had all the necessities. The only downside is the nearby pubs open late into the night; you will hear people screaming/yelling and karaoke until about 1am. If you are on a lower floor, the waves crashing against the shore can get rough and loud depending on the tides/weather.

The hotel is in a good location. There are several small restaurants nearby. It's a 3-minute drive to the supermarket. The room is not big but has a small balcony to hang clothes. The soundproofing is average. Paid parking is required. It's full after 7 o'clock. Check-in must be at 4 o'clock. Fortunately, I arrived less than half an hour early. I checked in and got the room card after sitting for a while. The beach and the port behind can see the rainbow, which is very nice. There is an ABC store under the courtyard opposite, open until 11 o'clock.

When we check in, the front desk lady was being nice and friendly Unfo you missed our room for housekeeping the next day and we came back after 6pm, called the front desk to arrange it and was rejected at first as after 4pm. At the end a lady came by and changed the towels. We didn’t put any DNB sign on so it was entirely upto your handling, not upto our expectation for Marriott group in this regards

Inside the Volcano Park, the volcano crater can be seen in the lobby on the first floor. You can ask for tourist information at the front desk. Every day at 5 pm, the store can participate in walking group activities, and have coffee at the front desk in the morning. The room was large, the bedding was comfortable, and the sleep was good. The excellent quality of the hotels affiliated with the National Park and a great stay.

The pillow smells good, I brought a disposable pillowcase, others are good.

The hotel is so beautiful, there is a large internal area, you need to drive from the iron gate for ten minutes, along the beautiful road, there are small wild boars on the road, next to the waterfall, there is a waterfall behind the hotel room, only for internal residents , You can swim and boat in the pond under the waterfall, and you can also participate in their rich activities such as climbing from the waterfall or visiting their farm. Breakfast is delicious. We did not have the opportunity to have dinner. It is said that it is their chef’s no-menu dinner. They use fresh ingredients from their own farm, which is a little regrettable. I highly recommend it. I will stay a few more days next time.

It is recommended to live near the Volcano Park. This hotel is 5 minutes away from the Volcano Park, which is very convenient. The Volcano Park is too big, it takes at least two days to visit, so we choose to live in this hotel nearby and can visit the Volcano Park carefully. In addition, the hotel has a century-old restaurant, which is not bad, but the price is too expensive.

The hotel is located right on the shoreline with walkable access to many restaurants nearby. It’s also a convenient 20 minute drive from the airport. The rooms were spacious and had all the necessities. The only downside is the nearby pubs open late into the night; you will hear people screaming/yelling and karaoke until about 1am. If you are on a lower floor, the waves crashing against the shore can get rough and loud depending on the tides/weather.

The hotel is in a good location. There are several small restaurants nearby. It's a 3-minute drive to the supermarket. The room is not big but has a small balcony to hang clothes. The soundproofing is average. Paid parking is required. It's full after 7 o'clock. Check-in must be at 4 o'clock. Fortunately, I arrived less than half an hour early. I checked in and got the room card after sitting for a while. The beach and the port behind can see the rainbow, which is very nice. There is an ABC store under the courtyard opposite, open until 11 o'clock.

When we check in, the front desk lady was being nice and friendly Unfo you missed our room for housekeeping the next day and we came back after 6pm, called the front desk to arrange it and was rejected at first as after 4pm. At the end a lady came by and changed the towels. We didn’t put any DNB sign on so it was entirely upto your handling, not upto our expectation for Marriott group in this regards