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Orbitz: Hotel Details Your pop-up blocker is preventing you from viewing this content. Override the program by holding the Control key while clicking the link. Welcome to Orbitz. Sign in Register now Site feedback Printer-friendly version Hotel details Return to hotels From: $149* *rate found for check-in Feb 24, check-out Feb 26 Check prices and availability ResortQuest Waikiki Beach Hotel (formerly Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel) Honolulu (Oahu), HI View all promotions Overview Map & area info Features Photos Rooms Reviews 2-for-1 Luau when you stay 5 nights or more!ResortQuest Kids, Stay, Play & Eat Free! Complimentary signature "Breakfast on the Beach" dailyOffer is subject to change without notice and is based on availability. see below for more details "Hip Hawaiiana" or "Aloha With Attitude" are just a few ways Waikiki Beach Hotel is being described. The hotel is setting Waikiki on fire with its recently completed $30 million renovation. The hotel is located on the most scenic end of Waikiki Beach. The new ResortQuest Waikiki Beach Hotel features two towers consisting of 716 rooms with eighty-five percent of the guest rooms flaunting beautiful partial or full ocean views. Oversized tiki torches, a three-story volcano with a 15-story light, and gentle trade winds blowing in the night create the perfect island setting for hot Hawaiian nights. All guest rooms have received makeovers featuring striking tropical colors and cool decor that deliver hints of Hawaiian nostalgia in an urban, energetic style. The Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel's signature amenity, "Breakfast on the Beach", is a breakfast like none before. "Breakfast on the Beach" is a full breakfast with American and Asian fare that is served on a portable "to go" fashion on the pool deck each morning from 6:30-9:30am (coffee service begins at 6am). Complimentary beach chairs are provided for our guests so that they may enjoy this "to go" breakfast on beautiful Waikiki Beach. "Breakfast on the Beach" is provided as a complimentary service (excluding stays in the Mauka Tower and Standard Room).The new ResortQuest Waikiki Beach Hotel - Where Aloha Burns Bright! 2-for-1 Luau ,certificate for all guests staying five (5) nights or more thru 01/01/06. One per room, guests will make their own reservations using show times and locations printed on the certificates)"Aloha Book" with hundreds of dollars in savings, presented to guests upon check-in.ResortQuest Kids, Stay, Play & Eat Free! Children ages 12 and under receive free activities, meals and merchandise.Offer is subject to change without notice and is based on availability. One FREE kids admission, meal or retail deal per PAID adult admission.Complimentary signature "Breakfast on the Beach" daily, excludes stays in the Mauka Tower and Standard Room.Parking available for $13 per day. Plot this hotel on a map | See more photos | View hotel features and amenities Reviews from our users Overall score 4.2 out of 5 (63 reviews) About the scores 1 2 3 4 5 Amenities Maintenance Hotel Staff Room Comfort Location Value See scores and reviews by these travelers: All travelers (4.2 of5) Leisure (4.2 of5) Business (4.4 of5) Family (4.1 of5) Couples (3.9 of5) Hotel address: 2570 Kalakaua Avenue,Honolulu (Oahu), HI 96815 Area served Honolulu-Oahu, Waikiki, HI Area airports HNL - Honolulu International Amenities Pool Restaurant Concierge Room Service High Speed Internet Complimentary Breakfast (All Rooms and Rates) Conference Facilities Dining Coldstone Creamery Nextdoor to Wolfgang Puck Express. If you haven't had one yet, you just gotta come and get it - you haven't tasted ice-cream until you try one of these treats. Wolfgang Puck Express World renowned chef with lots of restaurants and express outlets. It's hip, upscale and he uses the freshest ingrediants to create excellent, casual Eurasian cuisine. Serving everything from soups, salads, pizzas, sandwiches, desserts & specialty items. Hours are from 11am-10pm. Tiki's Bar & Grill Tiki's is a blend of the old and the new, the nostalgia of Trader Vic's and the excitement and "attitude" of Hard Rock Cafe. The outdoor bar will sit under shadow of a 30' volcano and will offer breathtaking vistas of the ocean and Waikiki. The restaurant will have both indoor and outdoor seating, serving Hawaiian Regional and American cuisine. Tiki's open 10:30-1:00am. Nightly entertainment during Happy Hour from 4-6pm and from 10pm-12am. 1 of 21 Ocean View Room Room features an ocean view with either one king bed, two twins or two double beds. Includes full bathroom, alarm clock, radio, refrigerator, in-room safe, dataport, cable TV with music and in-room movies, hair dryer and iron/board. Complimentary "Breakfast on the Beach" available daily for guests staying in this room. Junior Suite Junior suite features one king bed or two double beds and sofabed. Includes full bathroom, alarm clock, radio, refrigerator, in-room safe, dataport, cable TV with music and in-room movies, hair dryer and iron/board. Complimentary"Breakfast on the Beach" available daily for guests staying in this room. Standard Room Room features two twin or double beds or one king bed. Includes alarm clock, radio, refrigerator, in-room safe, dataport, cable TV with music and in-room movies, hair dryer and iron/board. Ocean Front Room Room features an ocean front view with one king bed or two double beds. Includes full bathroom, alarm clock, radio, refrigerator, in-room safe, dataport, cable TV with music and in-room movies, hair dryer and iron/board. Complimentary"Breakfast on the Beach" available daily for guests staying in this room. Partial Ocean View Room Room features a partial ocean view with either one king bed, two twins or two double beds. Includes full bathroom, alarm clock, radio, refrigerator, in-room safe, dataport, cable TV with music and in-room movies, hair dryer and iron/board. Complimentary "Breakfast on the Beach" available daily for guests staying in this room. Reviews from our users Overall score 4.2 out of 5 (63 reviews) About the scores 1 2 3 4 5 Amenities Maintenance Hotel Staff Room Comfort Location Value See scores and reviews by these travelers: All travelers (4.2 of5) Leisure (4.2 of5) Business (4.4 of5) Family (4.1 of5) Couples (3.9 of5) Most recent user reviews Score 4 out of 5 Pracltical Points Anonymous Dec 23, 2005 Would recommend to a friend! Location is very conveiennt to the Beach. The operation of the elevator is ludicous, and quite combersome. No direct ... View full review Score 4 out of 5 Quick tip Fairly nice place Jonathan, Kansas City, MO Dec 17, 2005 Would recommend to a friend! This hotell has,,,,, unique rooms I upgraded to a corner front room. The check in person showed me a floor plan of the hotel ... View full review Score 5 out of 5 The best people in the business. michael, Dallas, TX Dec 16, 2005 Would recommend to a friend! My family and I had the best time,everything was perfect.The room was large,clean and refreshing.The location as we found out ... View full review See all 63 user reviews Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff. Introducing hotel reviews! Don't just take our word for it. Now you can see what fellow travelers have to say about this hotel and thousands of others, including: Opinions, insight and first-hand observations, sorted by traveler type. Customer ratings for service, comfort, location, amenities and value. Practical, money-saving tips on what to do, where to eat and how to get around. Expert reviews from Recommended After a $30 million renovation on a very old and tired hotel, Aston opened this kitschy 717-room (85% with ocean views) property in late 2002. The location could not be better -- directly across the street from the beach. The rooms couldn't be ... Read full Frommer's review ©2005 Wiley Publishing, Inc. Quick tips from our users Shopping tip, Short Drive Go to the flea market at the stadium near the airport. It is held on weekends and wednesday. Everything you would want to shop for in the expensive shops near the hotell is 75% less at the flea market. Great fun to walk around. --Jonathan, Kansas City, MO Dec 17, 2005 See all quick tips from our users For prices and availability, please enter dates below. 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