Location

Nice room property nicely kept

No onsite restaurant open on weekends right now. The Sunday breakfast is buffet only and costs $35 per person. Not worth it to us. Luckily there is a McDonalds just up the road for weekenders.

espacio pequeño pero bien distribuido si vas a hacer actividades en el centro de honolulu este hotel es ideal esta super cerca del Palacio iolani

parking

Very clean

It was hard to find where to park

Let’s get this straight , the hotel per se is very nice. It’s purely a business style hotel, good also to visit the downtown area of Honolulu. Modern, elegant , functional. The catch is that I have been overcharged way above an acceptable difference of price for an XYZ amount of taxes. To put it in simple words why would you book a hotel where the rate is around Usd 240 where it was clearly marked all taxes and fees included and then get told at check in “sorry to say but there are also another Usd 50 of taxes”? Not acceptable and especially no effort made to sort out the issue. So there you go, yes, very nice hotel, BUT, stay away if you care about the REAL final price you will end up paying (and no, not had same issue with other hotels booked in Honolulu same week)

Let’s get this straight , the hotel per se is very nice. It’s purely a business style hotel, good also to visit the downtown area of Honolulu. Modern, elegant , functional. The catch is that I have been overcharged way above an acceptable difference of price for an XYZ amount of taxes. To put it in simple words why would you book a hotel where the rate is around Usd 240 where it was clearly marked all taxes and fees included and then get told at check in “sorry to say but there are also another Usd 50 of taxes”? Not acceptable and especially no effort made to sort out the issue. So there you go, yes, very nice hotel, BUT, stay away if you care about the REAL final price you will end up paying (and no, not had same issue with other hotels booked in Honolulu same week)

This is a brand new (Open only 12 weeks on our arrival) small hotel, (112 rooms) in an excellent location for exploring downtown Honolulu. It is affiliated with the Marriott group. Remarkably there are a minimal number of competitors in the central area as most opt to billet further afield in the Waikiki area. The rooms are spartan think no closet, one chair, one hook to hang something on, a bed and a very minimalist bath with a small shower and toilet. Bed was king-sized and very comfortable, an excellent large screen television the only wall decoration to speak of. The venue is very clean, staff are extremely friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. This is not a place to stay however, if you a seeking a room “with a view”…but why would you need it when you are only blocks away from the water. Breakfast…is in the main floor restaurant consisting of a buffet and several made to order items (Avocado toast highly recommended). However, be prepared for “sticker shock”…$35/per person and parking is $55/day by valet service. This coupled with local tax can seriously increase the cost of your stay…but Hawaii being an island is expensive. The in-house bar is a big plus staffed by an excellent crew.

No significant negatives to mention. A solid eight…excellent choice for those happy to explore the downtown with easy access to a number of museums and old Honolulu sites. A number of less expensive than on the beaches restaurants to choose from within walking distance to Chinatown. Easy arrival and exit to the airport, a 15-minute commute or less depending on traffic. Be prepared however for expensive rides, by Uber or city taxis. Minor problems, the safe was not working and one bedside reading light was inoperative.

The breakfast was ridiculous at $35.

At that price, a lot more variety. Better fruit selection.

Did not care for the breakfast, I think you need to add scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage, bagels maybe some hash browns

You don't take cash, I feel you need to change that. Oh yes, the toilet seat seem to shift when you sit. We allowed none of the above to put a damper in our stay.