Overview
This full-service resort has everything you need to make lifelong memories of Hawaii - a fantastic beachfront location in the heart of Waikiki, great dining and lots of activities, amenities, shops and services. Spend your days on Waikiki Beach, swimming and splashing at the Helumoa Pool (the family fun pool with 70 foot water slide and interactive fountain area for kids) or the adult-only oceanfront infinity edge pool, taking a ukulele lesson, making flower leis, learning to dance the hula or relaxing in the spa. Evenings in Waikiki can be chill and casual or fun-filled with everything from a hula show, a tropical drink under the stars, dining at local or celebrity chef’s restaurants or shopping along Kalakaua Boulevard.
Resort fees include
- Complimentary one day rental of GoPro camera.
- High speed Wifi access in guest room and public areas.
- High speed Wifi on Island – complimentary rental of MiFi. One per room per stay.
- Yoga offered daily.
- Cultural activities including hula lessons, Hi’uwai ceremony, lei making, and ukulele lessons.
- Aquasize Water Aerobics class.
Check in
3 p.m.
Check out
11 a.m.
Rooms
1636
Inclusions
- Round-trip airport transfers
Rooms
Amenities
Location
![15 km from HNL airport 15 km from HNL airport](/content/dam/westjet/images/hotels/hnl/hnlshe-sheraton-waikiki/hnlsh3-overview-hero.jpg)
Reviews
Great Housekeeping Service by Staff
Sheryle D on Jul 13, 2024
Excellent housekeeping services by Arlene. The front desk staff especially the bell desk could do better as their staff is not friendly and sometimes rude. If it wasn’t for Arlene’s excellent housekeeping customer services, I would have rated this place two stars for bad guest service. The place itself is nice and is in a good location.
Expectations high, experience low
Marcus O on Jul 11, 2024
I have stayed at Marriotts around the world… almost 1000 nights. I am deeply disappointed with my experiences at the Sheraton Beach Resort in Waikiki. First, after staying over 100 nights in mid level Fairfield hotels in the first half of the year, I thought I would use my points to treat our family to a couple of nights in Waikiki Beach in Honolulu. I did as much research on which Marriott property to choose on the beach and made sure to select Room Night Upgrades so that my family of 5 might find some comfort in this idyllic locale. We had stayed at Ko’Olina in Aulani for the first few night on Oahu, but wanted the Waikiki experience. We chose the Sheraton due to the many positive reviews. On arrival here we were met with a crowded scene, almost no recognition of Marriott status, a $60 per person per night “resort fee” and a super small room with a so called “upgrade” to a beach view. The room is super small and represents no upgrade value to us. The resort is so crowded that we can hardly find a suitable place at pool or beach… this is not what I expected for my loyalty, use of (many) points, and room night upgrade amenity. I am very disappointed in our situations and am questioning whether I should maintain my loyalty to this brand or just forget about it. Further, the continental breakfast is weak and only offered to 2 of the 5 of us in the room. This is no “deal” and really not a very good reward for the dozens of nights I spend away from my family and in hotels, which up to now have been selected as Marriott brands. Suffice to say, I won’t come back here if I plan on spending a few night in the Hawaiian paradise. One is just a number here at the Sheraton.
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