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6,130 properties feature pools

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4,320 properties have a dedicated workspace

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8,810 of Honolulu vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Self check-in, Monthly stays, and Beachfront across Honolulu rentals

4.7 Average rating
Honolulu stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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Honolulu's top spots, include Kailua Beach Park, Honolulu Zoo, and Ala Moana Beach Park
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*Remodeled Oceanfront in Waikiki - Ilikai Marina
Welcome to our oceanfront home offering stunning ocean views and Hawaiian sunsets, all within walking distance to the beach. Whether you're seeking adventure, family fun, or relaxation, this is the perfect destination while visiting Oahu. On Friday nights, enjoy spectacular fireworks right from your balcony. We look forward to sharing recommendations for local restaurants, beaches, and activities to make your time in Hawaii unforgettable. Book now and start planning your island getaway with us!

Luxury Waikiki Condo w/ Retro Charm & FREE Parking
Welcome to this renovated 20th-floor condo in the iconic Marine Surf, a former 1960s Waikiki hotel. Enjoy vintage charm with modern luxury, including a partial ocean view, FREE underground parking, ultra-fast 1-gigabit internet, AC and a 65" smart TV with Apple TV. Relax in the pool or explore nearby world-class shopping, dining & beaches. With a queen bed and sofa bed, it’s perfect for couples or families. Reserve your slice of paradise today and discover the essence of Waikiki’s island luxury.

Beachfront Home (Car & Parking Available)
* Aloha! Welcome to our happy place - our beachfront home! * Featuring a direct ocean view from an entire wall of windows, where you can see the ocean, beach, lagoon, surfers, whales, sunsets, and more. The location is right on Waikiki Beach. You are within minutes of walking distance to almost everything - beaches, restaurants, bars, surfing lessons, boat tours, grocery stores, shopping malls and more. Every time I come to Hawaii, I am happy. I hope our place can bring you happiness too. :-)

Oceanvw, walk 2 beach, $0 cleaning & park, kitchen
Whether you are planning a perfect romantic getaway or a much deserved quality family time vacay for FOUR, this high floor apartment w/ocean views checks all the boxes. The 1 bedroom with the KING BED is ideal for the parents, while the kids share the QUEEN SLEEPER SOFA in the living room. The kitchen is fully stocked w/everything you will need to prepare meals, drinks and snacks. It's a 4 minute walk to the beach. There is 1 FREE PARKING spot and there's NO RESORT FEES. Close to shops & food.

38th FLR- Luxury King Boutique Studio 1000 Cranes
Welcome to our luxurious Hawaiian retreat on the stunning island of Oahu. This beautifully-appointed Airbnb offers an unforgettable vacation experience in one of the most sought-after destinations in the world. Located in a prime location on the island, our Airbnb boasts breathtaking ocean views, pristine beaches, and a wealth of local attractions and activities. The property features exquisite furnishings, upscale amenities, and elegant touches that create a serene and relaxing ambiance.

Free Parking/Ocean View/Steps to Beach & Mall 33F
Fully newly remodeled in April this year! Everything is brand NEW! Amazing sweeping ocean view! Located on 33rd floor of Waikiki city, just a few minutes’ walk to the famous Waikiki Kahanamoku Beach & Lagoon, Ala Moana Beach Park, Ala Moana Shopping Mall, many restaurants , Cafes and Bars - everything is within walking distance. FREE PARKING is a Big Plus with a designated parking spot in the garage. You’ll have a great time in this brand new home with a queen bed and a sofa to stay!

Sweeping Ocean Views, Free Parking, Beach, Mall
Sweeping ocean and coastal view! Convenient studio at the entry of Waikiki. Short walks to world famous Waikiki beaches and lagoons; Hilton Hawaiian Village where fireworks lit up every Friday night; world's largest open-air mall: Ala Moana shopping center with free daily live Hawaiian music and shows; Hawaii Convention Center; and many restaurants and activities. Kitchen with quartz counter, safe and fast induction cook top. Comfortable King size bed, desk, free assigned parking.

Amazing Waikiki Beach Views!!
Perfect vacation getaway, with amazing views of Waikiki Beach and Lagoon!! Best location, walking distance to many points of interest, Ala Moana Mall/Designer stores and many restaurants! Enjoy visiting Oahu - there's sightseeing, swimming, hiking, surfing or shopping etc! Enjoy watching the fireworks every Friday nights from the patio, sponsored by Hilton Hawaiian Village! There’s 2 Ilikai pool iavailable for our guests. Also accepting long term stays at special rates.

Waikiki Condo | Free Parking | Walk to the Beach
Aloha and welcome to Hale Kai! Freshly renovated in 2023, this tastefully furnished Waikiki studio condominium includes a full kitchen with brand new stainless appliances, bathroom with tub, private lanai (outdoor balcony) with seating, all behind a secure entry that is conveniently located at the entrance to Kalakaua Avenue in world Famous Waikiki Beach. Unit includes a Queen size bed and fold out queen sleeper sofa for comfortable sleeping for up to four guests.

Ocean/Fireworks View Waikiki Top Floor 1BR
Renovated 1 bedroom/1 bathroom top floor apt in Waikiki. Beautiful 180 unobstructed panoramic ocean views from the Juliet balcony. See the Friday night fireworks and the sunset from the top! Queen size bed in bedroom. Bathroom has double sink, glass walk-in shower. Fully stocked kitchen. 24/7 security on site. Central A/C, Cable, WiFi included. Garage parking available for $35 a day. Five minute walk to Waikiki beach, Hilton hotel, Duke lagoon, and Ala Moana mall

32F-Penthouse Pacific Monarch Studio-Ocean View
Experience the epitome of luxury with this stunning, spacious ocean view studio situated on the 32nd Penthouse floor right in the heart of Waikiki. Boasting breathtaking views of the ocean and Diamond Head, this upscale studio goes above and beyond to exceed all expectations. Indulge in the ultimate comfort and elegance while enjoying the convenience of being in the center of Waikiki, surrounded by the vibrant energy and beauty of this renowned beach destination.

Niihau Lux
I put a lot of heart & soul into designing this place, I hope you like it :-) - 3 min walk to Waikiki beach - Central location - minutes to food/booze/stores - 1G Internet speeds + Top of the line mesh router - Powerful Split-unit AC - Live edge wood accents + Hawaiian shaped surfboards - Top-of the line modern appliances - 65inch 4K TV I welcome ALL with open arms. All religions, nationalities, genders. You won't regret booking here! -Take
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Honolulu Zoo
Family-friendly zoo featuring diverse animal exhibits, lush gardens, and conservation programs
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Explore 42 acres of animal exhibits, lush gardens, and native Hawaiian plants at the Honolulu Zoo, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, Komodo dragons, pink flamingos, and endangered Hawaiian birds like the nēnē and ‘io. Walk through tropical zones such as the African Savanna, Pacific Islands, and Rainforest, and let kids enjoy the Keiki Zoo with goat petting, tunnels, and a playground. Visit early to watch animals being fed. Between exhibits, grab shaved ice or food from the café.






Bishop Museum
Cultural and natural history museum with Hawaiian artifacts, a planetarium, and interactive exhibits
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At Bishop Museum you can explore Hawaiian royal family artifacts, historic Hawaiian and Pacific Rim collections, and galleries focused on the islands’ rich culture and heritage. Visit the science center for the large indoor interactive volcano display and rotating exhibits on everything from indigenous plants and animals to Polynesian wayfinding and celestial navigation. Catch a movie or daily show in the planetarium, where you can learn to navigate by the stars and see Hawaiian constellations. The beautiful historic halls and grounds add context to the extensive natural history and Polynesian collections.






Duke's Waikiki
Beachfront restaurant offering Hawaiian-inspired cuisine, live music, and stunning ocean views
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At Duke’s Waikiki you can eat beachfront with views of Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head, ordering fresh seafood, steaks, burgers, fish tacos, a salad bar, and the signature Hula Pie for dessert. Sip a Signature Mai Tai or other tropical cocktails during happy hour, taco Tuesdays, or Sunday brunch while live Hawaiian music plays. Explore the memorabilia and photos honoring local surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku and his connection to this spot. Time your visit for sunset or “Dukes on Sunday” with Henry Kapono at the Barefoot Bar.






Iolani Palace
Historic royal residence showcasing Hawaii's monarchy and cultural heritage
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At Iolani Palace, you walk through the only official royal residence in the United States, home to King Kalākaua, Queen Liliuokalani, and the last monarchs of Hawaii. Tour the meticulously restored interiors, original artifacts, and see the quilt the queen stitched while imprisoned upstairs as you learn about the Hawaiian Kingdom and its overthrow. Choose from docent-led, self-guided, or audio tours to dive into the culture, politics, and daily life of 1800s Hawaiian royalty. Afterward, you can explore downtown Honolulu’s nearby historic core and local restaurants.






Waikiki Aquarium
Family-friendly aquarium showcasing Hawaiian marine life, including monk seals, corals, and tropical fish
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Inside Waikiki Aquarium you can get face-to-fin with colorful reef fish, sharks, chambered nautilus, jellyfish, seahorses, giant clams, and critically endangered Hawaiian monk seals in about 53 well-done exhibits. Learn how corals are alive at the coral farms, let kids explore interactive touch pools, and check out unique displays like the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands tank, mangrove habitat, and “Jet Set” octopus and nautilus exhibit. Families can join classes such as Meet the Monk Seals, Exploring the Reef at Night, or Behind the Scenes programs. Founded in 1904 and now home to more than 3,500 marine animals, it’s a compact, air-conditioned way to experience Hawaiʻi’s marine life, with a Friday night luau that includes exhibit admission on select evenings.






Sandy Beach
Popular beach known for its powerful shorebreak, bodyboarding, and scenic views
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At Sandy Beach you can watch experienced bodyboarders, bodysurfers, and surfers ride the powerful shore break and offshore breaks, or relax on the wide sand and grassy field while dogs run and kites fly. It’s one of Oahu’s most popular and most dangerous bodyboarding beaches, so only strong, experienced swimmers should enter the water, and everyone should check with lifeguards and heed postings. Come for dramatic waves, social local beach vibes, gorgeous sunrises, and visits from food trucks, including fresh pineapple treats.






Honolulu beach vacation rentals

Enjoy Ocean Sunsets - Newly Remodeled Ilikai Condo

Waikiki Shore - Beachfront

1280 Ilikai Marina • 1BD – Ocean & Fireworks View

Beachfront Ocean/Lagoon Views, 20th FL Ilikai

★Panoramic OCEAN VIEW Studio Suite + FREE Parking

Beachfront! Upgraded modern w Oceanview (WS1116)

Ocean View w/ 2 private balconies; Steps to Beach

Beautiful Oceanfront Paradise Condo
Honolulu home rentals

Waikiki Gem, Stunning Ocean View, Parking Included

Kailua Beach Park - 1 BR Cottage

Lanikai Ohana Hale: Tropical Cottage w/Pool, Lanai

Large Kailua Beach Home - Steps To The Beach!

Amazing Lanikai Beachfront Guest House!!

60 second walk to Lanikai Beach. 2 Bedrooms w/ AC

Downtown Honolulu/great views!

Hawaii Kai 7-Bedroom Pool Home with Views!
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Renovated High Floor Sweet Home in Waikiki

Ocean views at the Ilikai - Free Parking!

Waikiki Studio, Panoramic View, Walk to Beach!

Modern Unit with Stunning Waikiki View w/ Lanai

Comfy Studio in Heart of Waikiki with parking

Charming Waikiki Studio with Parking

Amazing Central Waikiki Wonder

THE GRAND EXPERIENCE
When is the best time to visit Honolulu?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $162 | $165 | $160 | $150 | $150 | $149 | $156 | $151 | $142 | $144 | $145 | $170 |
| Avg. temp | 74°F | 74°F | 75°F | 77°F | 78°F | 80°F | 82°F | 82°F | 82°F | 80°F | 78°F | 76°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Honolulu?
Neighborhoods like Waikiki, Ala Moana, and Downtown Honolulu are often recommended for their mix of dining, shopping, and access to beaches. Each area has a range of stays suitable for different travel styles and group sizes.
What are the best things to do in Honolulu with kids?
Families frequently explore Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium, and sandy beaches for swimming. Beach parks and locally rooted museums also have interactive exhibits and play areas.
What are some of the best things to do in Honolulu?
Explore vibrant Waikiki Beach, hike up Diamond Head, and visit Iolani Palace for a look into Hawaiian history. The city has lively markets, art galleries, and lush parks to discover.
How is the weather in Honolulu?
Honolulu has warm, tropical weather year-round, ranging from about 67 to 89°F (19 to 32°C). Rain is lightest in spring and summer, while winter months are milder with occasional showers.
What are the best places to visit in Honolulu?
Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head State Monument, and Bishop Museum are among the most popular spots. Other sites include Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve and historic downtown landmarks.
What are some hiking trails in Honolulu?
Diamond Head Trail draws hikers for sweeping views, while Manoa Falls Trail takes you through a lush rainforest. Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail is often recommended for coastal scenery.
What are some family activities we can do in Honolulu?
Families explore beach parks for swimming and picnics, visit Honolulu Zoo or Waikiki Aquarium, and stroll through urban gardens. Local cultural centers sometimes feature family-friendly art and music experiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Honolulu?
Consider exploring the North Shore’s renowned beaches and local eateries, or venturing to Windward Oahu’s botanical gardens and scenic viewpoints. Many guests also visit traditional towns and coastal parks around the island.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Honolulu?
Many stays in areas like Waikiki, Ala Moana, and Kapahulu welcome pets. Tree-lined parks and walking paths make it convenient for guests traveling with dogs to get outside.
What are some local tips for visiting Honolulu?
Respect local customs and protected natural areas, and try regional foods at farmers’ markets or food stalls. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, and explore with an openness to learning about Hawaiian history and culture.
What is Honolulu known for?
Honolulu is recognized for its beaches, surf culture, and historic sites preserved from the Hawaiian Kingdom era. The city also has vibrant food traditions and a mix of urban and natural experiences.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Honolulu?
Kakaʻako’s street art, quiet parks in Mānoa, and specialty coffee shops around Chinatown are often suggested for those seeking something distinct. Locally rooted workshops and community events can offer a deeper connection.
What are the best foods to try in Honolulu?
Explore flavors such as poke, laulau, and loco moco, along with fresh tropical fruits and shave ice. Food stalls and community gatherings often highlight traditional recipes and multicultural eats.
What should I bring for a trip to Honolulu?
Pack lightweight clothing, reef-safe sunscreen, comfortable shoes for exploring, and a reusable water bottle. A hat, swimwear, and a rain jacket are also helpful for changing weather and outdoor activities.
What is the nightlife in Honolulu like?
Waikiki, Chinatown, and Kakaʻako area have locally rooted bars, lounges, and live music venues. Night markets and late-night eateries add to the lively energy after sunset.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Honolulu?
Festivals celebrating native Hawaiian culture, hula, and food traditions are often held throughout the year. The Honolulu Marathon draws runners, and summer brings frequent music, film, and art events.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Honolulu?
Family-friendly vacation rentals are available in neighborhoods like Waikiki, Kaimuki, and Makiki. These areas often have easy access to parks, beaches, and casual dining spots suitable for all ages.
When is the best time to visit Honolulu?
Spring and fall are frequently suggested for pleasant temperatures and less rainfall, while summer has more events and festivals. Each season invites beach outings, outdoor hikes, and local celebrations.
All about Honolulu
As Hawaii’s state capital, the largest city across the islands, and the most remote major city in the world, Honolulu has long been the most famous and popular gateway into the Hawaiian experience. With a population of nearly 1 million residents, Honolulu thrums with diversity and energy, and a lush surrounding landscape and gentle aquamarine shores frame its populous high-rise skyline.
Blessed with a beautiful and swimmable beachfront — Honolulu means "calm port" in Hawaiian — visitors will have a wealth of oceanfront activities to choose from, whether it’s snorkeling in nearby Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve or strolling across Waikiki Beach in the shadow of the city’s most luxurious resorts, or stand-up paddleboarding under the warm glow of a Oahu sunset.
What are the top things to do in Honolulu?
Diamond Head State Monument
The hike up to the 300,000-year-old volcanic Diamond Head Crater would be arduous if the trek wasn’t so breathtakingly beautiful along the way. The reward for those tired legs is a stunning view of Honolulu and the glistening Pacific below that deserves numerous photos for posterity. Just be sure to arrive early to avoid the wave of crowds, bring cash for the walk-in entry fee, and wear a hat and bring water for the hike up.
Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve
Those hoping to escape from highly developed Waikiki Beach should make their way southeast along the East Honolulu coast. A sheltered and tranquil bay awaits, offering some of the best snorkeling on the island for beginners. Just note: Getting down to the reef requires a 10-minute descent by a steep trail, and there’s a small admission fee (those with disabilities can take a bus down for a smaller fee).
Honolulu Chinatown
If you want to immerse yourself in the scene where Honolulu locals dine, shop, and celebrate, head over to the city's Chinatown district. Many of the best new restaurants helmed by young Hawaiian talent are based in this section of Honolulu, packed with Hawaiian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese markets and shops. The Maunakea Marketplace food court is recommended for a snack or meal, and numerous galleries and local boutiques further flavor the neighborhood.
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