Royal Hawaiian

Guests are greeted with fresh flower leis upon arrival and there is an island luau occurring weekly (reservations are recommended). In house salon and day spa available as well as pool facilities. Children's program is available. Shopping arcade, business and concierge center on-site. 100% of the guestrooms are non-smoking. A charge of 200 USD reconditioning fee will apply to a guest if a non-smoking room is found to have been compromised.
Exterior: The hotel with its unique blend of Moorish-Spanish design and stunning coral pink stucco has made it the most celebrated landmark on Waikiki Beach. It is nicknamed the Pink Palace of the Pacific, with its soaring turrets, tropical gardens and hushed coconut grove. The Royal Tower, a modern building, is also a part of the hotel and it is adjacent to the Historic Building.
Lobby: The hotel has a large lobby with shops. Small palms and plants fill the lobby adding to the tropical theme.

The elegantly furnished rooms are carpeted and come with an en suite bathroom with bathtub and hairdryer, a double or king-size bed, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a radio, an iron and ironing board, and a hire safe. An Internet connection and tea and coffee making facilities are also provided in all accommodation units as standard. The air conditioning and heating are individually adjustable.

Whether dining under the stars in a private beachfront cabana or watching the sunset while sipping an organic cocktail at the Mai Tai Bar or enjoying fresh seafood at the jewel-toned Azure, the hotel will showcase continental classics and contemporary Hawaiian cuisines that draw inspiration from the ocean's daily bounty and locally grown ingredients. For casual dining, the breezy Surf Lanai Restaurant features light breakfast and lunch menus of American fare and simple island cuisine.

In the attractive gardens there is a swimming pool and a poolside snack bar with sun loungers laid out ready for use. Furthermore, guests may relax in the Jacuzzi or sauna, while sports enthusiasts can try a workout in the fully equipped gym.

The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources is conducting a project to restore sand to approximately 1,730 feet of shoreline from the west end of the Kuhio Beach, near the Duke Kahanamoku statue, to the existing Royal Hawaiian groin. Restoration work will be occuring on Waikiki Beach between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon daily. Pedestrians will be able to access the ocean during work times by crossing over the haul route at designated crossing locations. The Diamond Head end of Kuhio basin will remain off-limits for the duration of the project.