in Honolulu, United States
7.7(933)
Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach
Rated Good by our guests
Rated Good by our guests
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All staffs are friendly. Room was nice and spacious. The hotel is very closed to the beach and restaurants.
Breakfast fantastic. Staff amazing. Great location. Calm vibe.
Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach sits one block from Waikiki Beach in central Waikiki, placing guests within easy walking distance of beachfront parks, family attractions like the Honolulu Zoo and Waikiki Aquarium, shopping along Kalakaua and Kuhio Avenues, and the large Ala Moana shopping center. Outdoor lovers can reach Diamond Head for a classic hike, while cultural and historical sites such as Iolani Palace and Pearl Harbor are a short drive away. The hotel's location makes it a convenient base for both beach days and island excursions.
Iconic white-sand beach famous for swimming, surfing, sunbathing and people-watching. Numerous surf schools, catamaran rides and beachfront dining options nearby.
Family-friendly zoo set in a shaded park with a variety of tropical animals and conservation programs. Great for children and those wanting a relaxed half-day visit.
Small but engaging aquarium focused on Hawai‘i’s marine life, featuring coral reef exhibits, jellyfish displays and educational programs.
Famous volcanic crater with a scenic, moderately steep 1.6-mile round-trip hike to panoramic views over Waikiki and Honolulu.
One of the world’s largest open-air shopping centers with international brands, local boutiques, restaurants and a large food court.
Spacious beachfront park ideal for picnics, jogging and family walks; home to the bandstand and popular spots for morning runs with Diamond Head as a backdrop.
Historic WWII site honoring those lost at Pearl Harbor, with the USS Arizona Memorial, museums and visitor center exhibits. Requires a short drive and reservations for some tours.
Make the most of your stay at Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Honolulu:
Oʻahu (Honolulu and Waikiki) combines the convenience of city amenities with world-class beaches, natural landmarks and cultural experiences. Waikiki is ideal for first-time visitors: compact, walkable, and packed with dining, shopping and activities. Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach is a strong choice because of its excellent central location (one block from the beach), complimentary breakfast, free beach gear and water-refill amenities, friendly staff, spacious rooms suitable for families, and good value compared with full-resort properties — making it a practical base for beach days and island exploration.
Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach
175 Paoakalani Avenue
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Honolulu
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March–May: Temperatures are warm (mid-70s to mid-80s°F). Spring includes the tail end of humpback whale season, some spring-break crowds in March/April, and many cultural events. Generally a comfortable time for beach activities and outdoor excursions.
A multi-day cultural festival (typically in March) celebrating Pacific Rim cultures with performances, exhibitions, and a large parade.
A statewide celebration of Hawaiian culture held in September with a variety of events across Oahu including parades, music, and hula.
Historic full marathon run each December that draws thousands of runners and spectators from around the world.
A Memorial Day weekend ceremony where participants set floating lanterns on the water to honor loved ones—a poignant and widely attended event.
Popular spring street festival (usually April) celebrating local food culture with vendor booths, special menus, and family-friendly entertainment.
Honolulu offers warm, tropical weather year-round. Average highs range from the upper 70s to mid-80s°F. Trade winds (10–20+ mph) often keep conditions pleasant. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a sun hat, lightweight breathable layers, a light rain shell for brief showers, and sturdy shoes for hikes. Always check local surf and weather advisories before ocean activities; beach conditions can change quickly.
Honolulu hotel and rental prices fluctuate with global travel patterns, holidays, and local events. The most expensive periods are Winter (December–February) around holiday travel and the Honolulu Marathon, and Summer (June–August) when families travel. Short-term vacation rentals spike during major events and spring break. Shoulder seasons (spring and fall) generally offer the best value with lower nightly rates, more availability, and fewer crowds. Book early for December holidays, major events (Honolulu Marathon, Aloha Festivals), and spring-break weeks to avoid premium rates. Weekends in Waikiki and surrounding beachfront neighborhoods tend to be pricier than weekdays.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Getting around Honolulu is easy with a mix of options: rental cars for island exploration, TheBus for budget travel, rideshares and taxis for convenience, and organized tours for specific attractions.
Book winter holiday and marathon-week accommodations 3–6 months ahead. For the best experience, split your stay: base yourself in Waikiki for convenience (dining, beaches, nightlife) and spend 1–2 nights on the North Shore or Windward side to experience different coastlines, quieter beaches, and local eateries. Rise early for popular hikes (Diamond Head, Makapuu Lighthouse) to avoid heat and crowds, and always carry reef-safe sunscreen and a reusable water bottle.
Everything you need to know about your stay at Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach
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