Find hotels near Diamond Head State Monument, Honolulu from ￥18,491

"I love staying at this property. I come here about 2-3 times a year. It's right across the street from the beach. So many restaurants near by but my favorite is Lulu's. My daughter goes to college in Hawaii so this is the perfect distance from her college and the beach. There is parking across the street at the park. Everything is near by."

"The staff members could have been more nice, Especially in the front desk."

"The hotel provides beach chair, umbrella and boogie board rental with discounts for customers, which is good deal comparing to rent from till on the beach."

"The Aquarium was A+ in the Hotel Lobby. Great Location."

"Chuveiro demora a esquentar, os funcionarios não são receptivos"

"Lots of loud construction in the facility and next door"

"Traveled with my parents and 2 minors. 6 days 5 nights. Room was clean and spacious. We enjoyed our balcony. We got views to Mountain on one end and beach view on the other end. Staff was excellent. Always carried a smile and super polite. Breakfast was fresh but repetitive. Provided beach towels upon request at lobby. Beach is super close. Will return. "

"The rooms in the rainbow tower were amazing stuff friendly. Everything was nearby breakfast lunch dinner was amazing."

"We stayed 3 nights over Mother's Day and were unimpressed. The lobby looks wonderful and our room was nice and had a beautiful view of Waikiki. But the beach was not accessible because of monk seals and you could not eat at the restaurant (which was very expensive) without a reservation. And once you got off the elevators, the central atrium looked like a prison cell block or a Motel 6. There were no decorations of any kind to make the hotel look as inviting or as luxurious as the price would suggest. And while their website suggested there were bicycles for use by guests, it turned out you had to walk to the nearby aquarium, check out a city bike, pay for it, and then the hotel would reimburse you. The trouble was there were rarely bikes available there."