Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa

Hotel · Kapahulu

Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa

Hotel · Kapahulu

2424 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

Highlights

Experience the Hyatt Regency Waikiki, where ocean views, spacious rooms, and exceptional service blend for a blissful beachfront getaway.

2424 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 Get directions

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"Best Sunset Drink and Dinner: SWIM and SHOR at Hyatt Regency Waikiki Every afternoon about 5:30 PM, islanders and connoisseurs of sunsets arrange themselves at their favorite beach side vantage point on the west and south shores of Oahu for a chance to see the legendary “green flash”. In all of my years of living in Hawaii, I have only seen it twice, but sometimes I think it was a result of a very strong Mai Tai and staring at the sun too long. If you'd like to try for a glimpse of this phenomenon, you might as well be sitting in a comfortable spot with a great drink in hand. SWIM is a poolside bar with views over the statue of Duke Kahanamoku out to Waikiki beach. On an upper deck of The Hyatt Regency Waikiki, you are above street level so nice treetop and beach views are yours. I recommend the Lychee Martini ( pictured). The pupus are really good here too and if you plan it right, might serve as dinner. If not, hop over to SHOR American Seafood Grill. Visible across the pool with indoor or outdoor seating, start with amazing Baby Kona Abalone with garlic herbed butter, the tremendous seafood tower or the catch of the day you pair with a sauce you select from the list like Pineapple Shiso Relish, Hamakua Mushroom, Soy Radish etc. Insider Tip : Valet your car gratis with purchase – so get your ticket stamped and tip your valet."

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@cntraveler

"Steps from world-famous Waikiki Beach, the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa serves both as a refuge from the stress of city life and a convenient hub to explore Honolulu's buzzing downtown—depending on the trip you want to take. If you choose to soak in the tranquility of the resort for most of your stay, you might find it hard to leave the confines of your private lanai, where views of the seemingly endless Pacific Ocean spread out before you. Once you do explore the grounds, you'll find a swimming pool that overlooks the beach, three restaurants (one of which, Shor, hosts one of Waikiki's largest breakfast buffets), and classes in lei making, ukulele playing, and hula dancing."

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Jessica Lee

Google

This hotel is pretty much exactly what the reviews say. Most awesome and FRIENDLY staff, especially at breakfast. I love all of them. Parking is a little nuts and expensive, but honestly this is everywhere in Waikiki. There is a building next door that is being constructed, so if you have a city view room, you may want to ask about that because noise starts at like 6am. But when we didn’t want to move rooms they compensated our parking, so we were very satisfied with customer service. Otherwise our city view room was great, clean and comfy, great pressure on shower water, nice smelling amenities, maybe some of the furniture is a little worn, but nothing to really complain about. Pool is small, beach is BUSY, actually everywhere is busy so if you want to be convenient to all the food and shopping then this is an awesome spot. If you’re looking for something super slow and quiet, this is not the place.

Jigisha Patel

Google

I was extremely unsatisfied with my stay. This is not what I expected from a Hyatt hotel; I’ve stayed in cleaner motel rooms than this. The rooms are dirty and need a lot of maintenance/renovations. The walls had visible patched up paint all over the room. The carpet appeared filthy and there were dirty stains on the curtains and bed skirts. All the furniture had chunks of wood chipped off and the surface appeared greasy but we later realized that was just because the polish was missing from large parts of the wood surface. The AC did not cool down the room and the temperature varied widely despite keeping the thermostat at the same temperature. The only thing that was clean was the bathroom but the bathtub floor was creaky and soft in places that made it feel unstable to stand on. I want to make it clear that the housekeeping staff did a great job at cleaning the room to the best of their abilities and all the staff was extremely friendly. This is a management issue, and employees were great. The rooms simply need to be renovated with new furnishings, carpet and curtains, etc. We called the front desk to see if another room was available but we were told that we would have to check out of our room the next day at 11 am and then wouldn’t be able to check back in to a different room until 3 pm. That was too inconvenient for us so we declined that offer. I’m extremely disappointed with my stay especially as this is supposed to be a 4 star hotel and it was certainly not cheap to stay at for more than $300 per night. I will highly rethink staying another Hyatt property.

Monica Vega

Google

Location of the hotel is very convenient. Enjoyed the view from the 7th floor. Beach towels are included that you can get from a box on the ground level by the staircase. Parking could be a nightmare if it’s your first time there, floors 1-5.5 are valet only, very tight spaces & not ideal for big trucks. Customer service at check in wasn’t good. Love the atmosphere inside the lobby with waterfalls, a few cafe and shopping options.

Meg S

Google

This was my second time staying here. I booked a basic room for 20,000 points per night without any status. I stayed in room 1505. It wasn’t an oceanfront view, but we could see the Waikiki view on the left side. The hotel is just 10 steps from Waikiki Beach, making it very convenient for shopping as well. It has one of the best locations in Waikiki. I highly recommend it!

Sp R

Google

Great location in Waikiki, everything is close by (walkable) if you plan to stay in Waikiki only. Decent hotel stay. Beaches are right across the street. Plenty of beach activities and tons of shops from very high end luxury to everything aka ABC world - you'll know if you stayed there :) Don't fret if you didn't plan any activities prior to coming, the Hotel has concierge service to book island activities (a bit $$ though for convenience). We did see the Nā Lei Aloha dance show with dinner at the hotel. It was a good experience. ||Overall it is a great place to relax and the island has some of the best beaches around if you want to explore, especially for surfing. Also, when booking if you happen to get a breakfast package - take it! The daily breakfast is expensive at the hotel. ||Overall, enjoy the blue waters, the variety tropical fruits (yummy) and the coffee.

Pam Gabriel

Google

Room in the Diamond Head tower was spacious, but paint was chipped, walls had gouges and baseboards were in bad shape. Room was clean if you didn't look too closely. This hotel had the least Hawaiian feel of any we went to. It could be anywhere. Location is the best part, across from the beach & walking distance to tons of restaurants and shops. Stay somewhere else, you can do better!

Sonja P

Google

What a beautiful resort in the middle of all the action of Waikiki. Across from the beach, which was very convenient and the resort provided beach chairs to enjoy when you did go across to the beach. Breakfast was at the Shor Buffet. We were greeted by a very friendly Bryan, who always remembered us, and Chris. Great servers were Tessa and Cindy. The food was plentiful and had everything for every different appetite.|Our wonderful cleaning lady who was so helpful and got us whatever we needed was Teresa on the 23rd floor of the Ewa Tower.|We had a great view from our room and enjoyed watching the New Year's Eve fireworks throughout the City and across from us on the water.|Would definitely recommend this beautiful resort!

Luying Pan

Google

Update: turns out our room shares the wall with two elevators that serves forty floors so imagine the frequency. If I were to guess there are about 80-160 of these rooms assuming same floor configurations in this hotel. That’s a lot of people not getting their sleep! It’s like the sound of train or airplane fly by every time an elevator comes through. Ear plugs won’t help. I tried. Breakfast was horrible too. $43 per person buffet and the food was not fresh, over salted and selection was poor. Needless to say we checked out after one night and moved to a different hotel on the strip. Best decision ever. They put us right next to the elevators, and the rooms aren’t insulated enough that you can hear the elevators roaring by every few seconds. Little things they could have done was to reinforce the gaps in the door, but they didn’t so you can even see the light from the hall way. Impossible to sleep, and we have two kids. The rooms are old with beat up furniture and the city view faces a large construction crane. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. This is only my first night here, and I’m already regretting. The website pictures are deceiving. Don’t stay here. Pretty sure the door is crooked 😂 The clock is also incredibly bright. I’m way past my bedtime. Between the elevator rumbling, the lighting effects from the door and the clock, I’m going to need a vacation after this vacation. Google AI is failing at picking up the sound complaints. I’m not the only one complaining about the lack of insulation.