Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa, Honolulu

Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa offers 1,230 rooms, each with a private lanai. Rooms include comforts such as premium bedding, laptop-compatible safes, laptop-friendly workspaces, and air conditioning. Each room also includes a satellite TV, a desk, an iPod docking station, and Na Ho'ola Spa toiletries in the bathroom. Some rooms, located on floors 25-40, feature views of Diamond Head Crater and the ocean. Others offer city views overlooking Waikiki Beach and sunsets along Kalakaua Avenue from your private balcony. Select rooms include a bathroom with a bidet. Disability access includes wide doors, grab bars and lower height settings, with conveniences in the bathroom. Additional amenities include ironing facilities, tea and coffee facilities, a mini-bar, sitting area, terrace, dining table, and garden furniture.

Guests can dine at 3 onsite restaurants, featuring American cuisine and ocean views. SHOR offers an array of locally sourced foods from sunrise to sunset, featuring a breakfast buffet and Waikiki's newest and largest dinner buffets, "The Buffet at Hyatt," with fresh seafood, made-to-order poke, steamed crab, sushi, prime rib, and local favorites like Kalua Pork and Short Ribs. The Pualeilani Atrium Shops offer dining options, including Hawaiian specialty coffee, breakfast and lunch grab & go, a Chinese restaurant, and a sushi bar. Guests may also enjoy creative cocktails and a menu featuring island pupus, grass-fed burgers, fun family fare, and the "Aloha Waikiki" hula show on Wednesday nights.

The Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa features an outdoor pool and a hot tub. Leisure facilities include a freshwater pool with beach views, a poolside bar, a modern fitness center with treadmill, cycling, and free-weights, and a kids' club. Guests can also enjoy sunrise yoga and Pilates classes on the pool deck. The renowned Na Ho'ola Spa offers a selection of anti-aging facials, rejuvenating body scrubs, and tension-relieving massages, reflecting the Hawaiian cultural art of healing. Guests can experience Hawaii by learning to dance the hula, play the ukulele, and make a lei, along with other arts & crafts.

Located in Waikiki, Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa is directly across from the world-famous Duke Kahanamoku Statue and near attractions. Just south of the property is quieter Kuhio Beach, with an outer sea wall for protected swimming. The resort affords exploration to the islands' attractions, from Diamond Head Crater, Honolulu Zoo, and Waikiki Aquarium, to shopping, dining, and expert surfing lessons. Landmarks nearby include Makua and Kila Statue (0.5 km), Nohea Gallery (0.3 km), Hawaii Convention Center (2 km), Saint Augustine by-the-Sea (0.5 km), Kuhio Beach Park (0.5 km), Surfer Statue (0.5 km), Waikiki Beach Walk (0.5 km), and Waikiki Aquarium (1.5 km).

The property offers complimentary plantation iced tea and fruit-infused iced water at check-in. The resort offers a grand ballroom with a lanai, plus outdoor venues facing the ocean. Guests enjoy personalized services with the spirit of Aloha, modern amenities, cultural activities, and onsite boutiques at the Pualeilani Atrium Shops. The Pualeilani Atrium Shops at Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa feature boutiques and specialty stores encircling the open-air Atrium. There's also an attractive spa for those who want to relax and a 24-hour business center.