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Maui FL Luxury Resort Enjoy gorgeous view, beach, comfort Availability Guaranteed! Waikiki Beachside Hostel Largest hostel in Hawaii 1/2 block from Waikiki Beach by janiac Honolulu: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort [ Check deals for Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort ] TravelPro Sale - LuggageGuru.com Hotels in Honolulu Flights to Honolulu 2552 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 » Map Hotel Rating: VT Satisfaction Index: Reviews: 4 Photos: 1 Add your own tips and photos | Tell a Friend Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort Hotel Rates City: Honolulu Check-In Date: Check-Out Date: Guests: 1 2 3 4 Hotels by OneTime.com Popular Hotels (172) | Miscellaneous Hotels Tips (87) | All Tips (175) Sort by: Most Recent | Best Rated page 1 of 1 Tip Rating: Satisfaction: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort: An amazing hotel on Waikiki Beach Written by Jannacle on March 16, 2005. [ Check rates for Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort ] We loved the Waikiki Marriott, granted we stay in marriotts most everywhere we go because we've always been very pleased with them but this hotel was especially nice. Concerige was amazing and gave us great directions to our Luau on the other side of the island and to Pearl harbor. She gave us a ton of really good insider information and saved us a lot of money on different events and souveniers. The lobby is open air as most in Hawaii are and it is spacious and absolutely gorgeous. The flower arrangements were divine!! You have never seen anything like them. We had a double balcony and had views of both the mountain (which looks almost magical at night) and the beach. It was very spacious and you could sink into the beds and stay all day if there wasn't so much to do. Great room service. The decor is so tropical and modern. The room had the most beautiful drapes and sheets. Yellow usually isn't a color I would like but they found a beautiful pattern that was pure Hawaii. The decor throughout the hotel was just as true to the tropical spirit. I have to mention once more the gorgeous floral arrangments! The architechture is also really modern and open. Theme: Hotel Price: US$180 and up » Currency Converter Comparison: more expensive than average Directions: It is right on the beach on the main strip in Waikiki. Map: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort See all Honolulu Tips Write your own Honolulu Hotels and Accommodations Review Ask the VT Community about Honolulu Leave a Comment Write to this Tip Author Tell a Friend Add to your Do-It-Yourself Travel Guide Rate Not Helpful 1 2 3 4 5 Very Helpful Tip Rating: Satisfaction: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort: Great location, perfect for our needs Written by janiac on February 19, 2005. [ Check rates for Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort ] by janiac This hotel was very nice and fit our needs. The rooms were quite large. We didn't add a cot to our two doubles, but one could have easily fit. We had an ocean view and a nice balcony to enjoy evenings on. I actually enjoyed quite a few nights eating breakfast or snacks there that I had stored in my fridge. The music from the hotel next door could be nice at times, annoying at night when I was trying to sleep. Although, I was usually so tired, it didn't matter how loud it sounded. Pluses: Hotel has a lot of things onsite -- two ABC stores for basic needs, restaurants and stores, plus two concierge desks located in different parts of the hotel with usually two concierges working both desks (meaning four total), and a very nice spa. Drawbacks: the pools were smallish for a resort. . Elevators were very slow (partly because all 400 girls and parents had to be places at certain times or tried to go back to their rooms at the same time) I don't know how much my room was because it was part of the package deal we got through AACD Location is great if you don't want to be situated in the middle of the wackiness of Waikiki. It's situated on the far end of the strip so it's quieter, but close enough to easily walk everywhere. There is a small beach area with a protective breakwall (almost a completely walled in beach area), so it's safe, but not as pretty as a natural ocean. There are fish in here, and the girls and I brought bread down and fed them (looked like a piranha frenzy after awhile). Theme: Hotel Directions: near the zoo, directly across the street from the beach Map: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort See all Honolulu Tips Write your own Honolulu Hotels and Accommodations Review Ask the VT Community about Honolulu Leave a Comment Write to this Tip Author Tell a Friend Add to your Do-It-Yourself Travel Guide Rate Not Helpful 1 2 3 4 5 Very Helpful Tip Rating: Satisfaction: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort: Review by a OneTime.com User from Chicago Written on January 29, 2005. [ Check rates for Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort ] My family of 4 was there from 1/25 until 1/27- 2 nights. Location was outstanding. Directly across the street is the ocean. We had a Corner Deluxe room 2232. Saw beautiful sunsets from our window. The room only had 1 balcony, but the window facing the ocean was breathtaking. (Though it really would have been that much nicer had it been a balcony, too.) The room was clean and large. The service in the hotel was decent. We ate for breakfast at Kuhio Grill, the buffet. My hubby and our sons (11 and 10) all loved it. Good selection. Dinner was room service one night, again very good, and other night was at D.K. Steakhouse which is in conjuntion with Sansei Sushi. Same owner. D.K. Steakhouse was extremely overpriced. EXTREMELY. My hubby's steak was fair, and overcooked. My shrimp in garlic was fair. Our appetizers were the Monster Shrimp cocktail, you get 3, but they were HUGE and I got the escargot. The escargot was just okay, and I love escargot. Our bill was $250 with tip for 2 adults and 2 kids. Both of our boys ordered lobster tails (about 7 oz each) for $40 each. The thing that sucks is that for the prices that they charge NOTHING comes with the dinners. Everything else is ala carte. Ridiculous. The lighting is VERY VERY poor, too. We will not return there. Service was friendly, but for those prices these had better be. MUST SEE is the beach of Lanikai! Lanikai Beach is what we saw on the Travel Channel. They named it the #1 beach on all of Hawaii. So, since we were on Oahu, and we were not that impressed with Waikiki, we decided to try to find this tucked away gem. It is all that and the bag of chips. Lanikai is about 1/2 hour away from the hotel. Get a map, though, as it is really tucked away. So, Marriott is fine, great location, no doubt, too. Would definitely stay there again. Oh, and their pool is a joke, as I had read on other boards. heard from my sons that the water is like ICE. Hit the beach, avoid the pool. last visit on January, 2005. Theme: Hotel Map: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort See all Honolulu Tips Write your own Honolulu Hotels and Accommodations Review Ask the VT Community about Honolulu Tell a Friend Add to your Do-It-Yourself Travel Guide Rate Not Helpful 1 2 3 4 5 Very Helpful Tip Rating: Satisfaction: Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort: Great place! Written on May 30, 2004. [ Check rates for Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort ] Great features and a great location at a decent price for Waikiki! We stayed in the Paoakalani Tower which is the newer of the two towers and had a nice view of Diamond Head and the ocean. The Marriott complex occupies an entire block at the east end of the Waikiki strip with the beach right across the street. It is also within walking distance of most all of the shopping, dining and night life Waikiki has to offer. We really enjoyed the various street performers that come out at twilight to earn your tips. Parking is expensive, but unless youre part of a tour group youll want to rent a car (Hertz has an office & cars at the Marriott) to get out and explore the island beyond Honolulu. The traffic was congested as reputed, but nowhere near as bad as driving on the LA or NY freeways. Theres easy access via Kapahulu Street to Interstate H1 to drive over to Pearl Harbor and the North Shore, plus there are also some scenic drives we made on Highways 61 & 63 through the mountains northeast of Honolulu. The hotel lobby has a beautiful open-air atrium complete with waterfalls and there is a convenience store and a coffee shop adjoining it. There are also other stores in a mini-mall plus three good restaurants in the complex. The staff was friendly, helpful, and tri-lingual since several major Japanese travel agencies book tours groups at this hotel. Service was excellent and we loved the tropical dcor in our room. We will definitely stay there again! 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Mokihana’s Garden » Hawaiian Quilting Mokihana’s Garden A Mānoa Valley Wahine Writes of Past and Present Archive for the 'Hawaiian Quilting' Category Mokihana’s Hawaiian Quilting Journey: Part Three Tuesday, June 8th, 2004 Yeah, yeah, yeah…. eh! Weah stay Part Two anden!! Well, before I had a chance to finish that, along came the opportunity to take another class with Nancy Lee Chong, this time in Hawaiian Quilt Design. Actually, the class is part of a 3-day one, but as I’ve already taken the rest of the […] Posted in Hawaiian Quilting | No Comments » Mokihana’s Hawaiian Quilting Journey: Class and the start of a quilt! Part One Monday, November 3rd, 2003 Oh wow. The class with Nancy Lee Chong was fantastic! I was a great enabler and encouraged my friends Susie and Julie to take the plunge too. The class was held at A Common Thread quilt store in Lake Oswego, a wonderful place filled with absolutely wonderful fabrics. Nancy is an […] Posted in Hawaiian Quilting | No Comments » Mokihana’s Hawaiian Quilting Journey: Class! Sunday, August 17th, 2003 I’ve kinda put my quilting project on hold, and have been concentrating on my beadwork, knowing that this coming weekend (August 21-22) I’ll be lucky enough to be taking a class from Nancy Chong, one of the premiere Hawaiian quilting teachers around. I’m leaving here on Thursday night so that I […] Posted in Hawaiian Quilting | No Comments » Mokihana’s Hawaiian Quilting Journey: Week Two Thursday, July 17th, 2003 I thought I’d come out the winner this week. And I did, sorta. Eventually. I got my new fabric all washed and ready and started cutting. Unfortunately, I musta been half asleep at the time, because I cut it wrong and had to go back to the fabric store yet again! […] Posted in Hawaiian Quilting | No Comments » Mokihana’s Hawaiian Quilting Journey: Week One Tuesday, July 8th, 2003 Every Tuesday I attend a group where the focus in on our creativity; I’ve done beadwork and handspinning there, but for the summer decided to start doing some Hawaiian quilting, which I’ve been wanting to do for many years. Posted in Hawaiian Quilting | 2 Comments » Author A little something about you, the author. Nothing lengthy, just an overview. -- You are currently browsing the archives for the Hawaiian Quilting category. Archives December 2005 November 2005 October 2005 March 2005 June 2004 May 2004 November 2003 August 2003 July 2003 Categories Da Kine (7) Hanabata Days (5) Hawaiian Quilting (5) Knitting (6) Mokihana’s Garden is proudly powered by WordPress Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS) .

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