Waikiki Central Hotel - No Resort Fees

The location of the hotel is very good. It's only a 3-minute walk from the beach. The hotel also rents out beach chairs, parasols and swimming rings. The toilet in the room is very small and the cleaning is not complete. A Coke can was found under the bed, but the staff is friendly and it's very close to the bus station. , suitable for travelers who prioritize location.

The staff at the counter are very friendly and have a great attitude. The room is large. The location is very good, just across the street from Waikiki Beach. You can walk to the busiest street. It is very convenient. There are free rental floats and deck chairs downstairs. The price is OK.

Both the access and the service were great! There was no kettle, but there was a coffee maker so I was able to use that instead! There's also a water purifier at the front desk so no need to worry!

It's very cost-effective. It's close to the beach. There are restaurants and supermarkets nearby.

The best location of this hotel is that it is less than 5 minutes away from Waikiki Beach on Oahu, which has the most things to do in Hawaii, including shopping, sightseeing, and activities. Right next to it are Musubi restaurants, poke restaurants, famous pubs, and bus stops to Ala Moa and Wilmart. It was convenient to have this. The reason I chose this hotel was because it was a full-day tour of Oahu Island, turtle snorkeling, and Hawaiian folklore Shoruau, so there was no need to rent a car and it was just a sleepover, so there was no need to pay hotel fees and stay at a famous hotel. I was in Waikolona Village, including the Big Island, for 4 days. I was busy with activities all day, so I couldn't go to the hotel lounge or the swimming pool or see the famous dolphins, but it was such a waste to pay the hotel fee and just sleep, so I found this lodging in the city with convenient transportation in Oahu. I was satisfied with the choice. However, an unprecedented incident occurred and a movie was filmed that I will never forget. I laugh now, but how cold I was. On the first day, I had a beer and a steak at a pub, but when I tried to check in, I left my card key at the hotel, and since it was a hotel without a front desk, no one answered the door in the evening. The emergency contact network is not working. . .In the end, I asked for help through Trip.com's online chat, but I had to wait for the hotel manager to read the email. We walked around Waikigi Beach for 3 hours looking for a restroom, but couldn't find anything. We went back to our lodgings, but homeless people appeared everywhere on the roadside. As we started to sleep, we were filled with fear. I went to the police station, contacted the consulate, and went to another hotel. After 30 minutes of wandering around in front of the hotel door with my head agitated, a man called the manager opened the door, saying he was asleep and came out. I don't know if it was because I saw an emergency email from Trip.com or because I woke up to the sound of our phone call, but I was able to get to the hotel at 12 o'clock. Never leave your card key behind. The downside to this accommodation is that it was hot, but they gave me a thin blanket so I slept with only a single blanket. It was noisy, but it was all bearable. The advantage is that it has full-length windows, so it is narrow but less stuffy, and is fully equipped with a microwave, coffee maker, black tea, plates, spoons and forks, shower supplies, and plenty of towels. They do not clean rooms, but they have laundry facilities and provide free rental of chair boards to take to the beach. Of course, there is no resort fee. Wow, this will be an accommodation you will never forget.