Overview
Built in 1927 on the former playground of Hawaiian Royalty, the iconic Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort, known as the “Pink Palace of the Pacific,” ushered in a new era of luxurious resort travel to Hawai‘i. A landmark on the world-renowned Waikīkī Beach, this resort stands on 14 acres of Waikīkī beachfront and maintains its original grandeur while offering a rejuvenated sense of place.
Contemporary updates blend effortlessly with its signature grand hallways and Spanish-Moorish cupolas, presenting a chic atmosphere that is elegant, yet sophisticated - where personalized services and singular experiences promise a vacation unlike any other.
Resort fees include
- Welcome bag of Royal Hawaiian Signature Banana Bread muffins.
- One Go Pro Hero 5 Rental per room, per stay, available at front desk.
- Enhanced high speed internet access (wifi).
- MiFI rental with unlimited high-speed internet access available at front desk.
- Morning yoga.
- Intro to Stand Up Paddleboarding – land demonstration.
- Daily cultural activities including ukulele lessons, beginner’s hula, lei making, lauhala weaving, haku bracelet making, Royal Hawaiian Historical tour, and Moana Surfrider Historical tour.
Check in
3 p.m.
Check out
12 p.m.
Rooms
528
Inclusions
- Round-trip airport transfers
- All taxes
Rooms
Amenities
Location
Reviews
Royal Hawaiian treats you Royally
TrailBlazer102472 on Nov 16, 2024
This was our second visit to this awesome and incredible historic hotel right on the best beach in Waikiki. The staff the grounds, the room, the restaurants and everything else associated with the Royal Hawaiian is first class. The Royal in the hotels name may very well refer to the way the customer is treated! When we had a very minor glitch on our second visit, hotel staff immediately went above and beyond to remedy the situation and truly amazed us with their customer first and friendly service.
A Piece of Paradise
godsbooboo (Incline Village, Nv) on Oct 25, 2024
This hotel is an oasis in the midst of big hotels and upscale shopping malls. It is an escape in itself. The property is absolutely gorgeous and quiet; it is part of the holiday experience. The beach is gorgeous and wasn't terribly crowded. The staff was helpful at times and, for the most part, friendly. We stayed in the historic part of the hotel which added to the lovely feeling of being on this property. Our complaints were: parking and ants. You can self park in the parking garage shared by the Sheraton and Royal Hawaiian. When we checked in we were asked if we had our own vehicle and if we would be parking it. Yes. The arm bands (that are the room keys), we were told, would work to get out of the garage and the daily parking fee would be $55. Well, the arm bands did NOT work at the garage exit, so we ended up paying the full $70/day until the fourth day of our eight day stay. At that point we complained to the front desk and were given a "pass" to present to the person in the garage exit booth. We were told by the hotel manager he would look into reimbursing us the difference in the cost of parking prior to that day. We checked out on October 9th and we still have received no reimbursement. It isn't the money but the principal. We had lots of little brown ants coming into our room from the window. They crawled down to the baseboards, to the door casings, to the furniture. We reported that on our second day to a man at the front desk. He said he would tell housekeeping. Well, the ants were still there on the sixth day of our stay, so we bought a can of Raid and sprayed everywhere in the room, around the interior and exterior of the window. That helped but did not get rid of the problem. We chose to stay at this hotel for sentimental reasons. My husband had stayed here in his youth and loved the place. It is a lovely, charming hotel with a lot of history, but responsiveness to problems is poor.
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