Cheap hotels in Honolulu & Waikiki
Most Oahu visitors stay in Waikiki, where hundreds of hotels line a famous beach with Diamond Head as a backdrop. A few blocks back from the sand, rooms cost far less.
Most Oahu visitors stay in Waikiki, where hundreds of hotels line a famous beach with Diamond Head as a backdrop. A few blocks back from the sand, rooms cost far less.
Looking for cheap hotels in Honolulu & Waikiki? RoomsCheap compares hotel deals from the biggest booking sites in one search, so you can find cheap rooms in the right neighborhood — not just the lowest price in the wrong one.
Oceanfront hotels steps from the sand and surf lessons.
Cheaper rooms a few blocks inland, still a short walk to the beach.
Resort lagoons on the quieter west coast.
Surf town atmosphere and big winter waves.
The “Pink Palace of the Pacific,” opened in 1927 on Waikiki Beach.
Check rates at The Royal Hawaiian
Waikiki’s first hotel, opened in 1901 — a grand colonial landmark on the beach.
Check rates at Moana Surfrider
A 22-acre beachfront resort at the west end of Waikiki, known for its mosaic Rainbow Tower and lagoon.
Check rates at Hilton Hawaiian Village
A quiet luxury hideaway beside the Waialae golf course, ten minutes from Waikiki — with a dolphin lagoon.
Check rates at The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Disney’s family resort on the Ko Olina lagoons, with a lazy river, pools and kids’ club.
Check rates at Aulani, a Disney Resort & SpaZoom and pan the map to compare hotel prices by neighborhood; rates come live from the booking sites.
April–May and September–October bring the best rates; winter holidays and summer are the busiest. Most hotels add a resort fee.
Waikiki for beaches, dining and first-time visitors; Ko Olina for a quiet resort stay.
Stay a few blocks back from the beach and book outside the peak winter and summer seasons.
Many do — compare the total price including resort fees and taxes.