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Resort Details
Hotel Advisories
General Policies & Fine Print
Check-in Policy: Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy: Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy: This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
General Information: Room taxes are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Hospitality Fee: A mandatory daily hospitality fee per room will be to guest directly.
The Amenity Fee includes:
- Access to fitness facilities (8am – 7pm)
- Use of beach towels and sand chairs
- Blu-ray/DVD movies & PlayStation 3 rentals
- Museum Admission for 2 (Bishop Museum) -per day
- Free (1) keiki scoop ice cream from Dave’s (per day)
- Museum Admission for 2 (Honolulu Museum of Art)- per day
- (2) bottles of water (per day)
- Use of in-room safe Daily local newspaper delivered to room
- Local toll-free calls
- In-room coffee and tea packets replenished on request
- Wi-Fi Internet access throughout the hotel
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in.
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
2905 reviews-
Very recommended
Recently stayed at this hotel/resort for a few days. This place over exceeded our expectations! Great located, clean, friendly staff. Includes free scoops of ice cream and water bottles. Room was spacious and comfy. I would never hesitate to come here.
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A Fabulous Hotel/Condo!
We contacted our travel Agent who works for Fora. We wanted a VRBO within walking distance to Ala Moana Park where we planned to do The 2024 Honolulu Marathon. We were booked into the Iikai Hotel/Condo from November 30th to December 9th. These accommodations were fantastic. It was immaculate. I had wanted a full kitchen so we could have leisurely breakfasts n the morning. Everything we needed was provided. We were delighted that beach mats, beach blankets, beach towels and beach umbrella were available for our use. We chose not to rent a car. We were within walking distances to four large beaches, parks and a big mall. We booked several excursions (Pear Harbor, Kayaking/snorkling, Diamond Head Hike and Paradise Cove Luau) and were either picked up near the Condo or we were able to Uber around easily. The resort itself is beautiful. Since it was close to Christmas, the decorations were truly lovely. We were able to watch beautiful Hawaiian sunsets right out by a huge sitting area. The resort itself had stores, ice cream parlors, bars and restaurants. On the morning of the Honolulu Marathon we left around 4:15 am and just walked to the beginning of the race. Yes, Honolulu is a very busy city but it's beautiful. We found small and big restaurants that served wonderful food. We found a beach restaurant near Kaliopani Park, Barefoot Beach Cafe, that served the most delicious hamburgers. Went there twice. If we return to Honolulu, The Ilikai at 1777 Ala Moana Blvd, would be our go to place.
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The good, the bad the ugly.
The good, the bad and the ugly. We booked 6 nights in Ilikai 1231 The good: THE HOTEL The hotel is great. Location couldn’t have been better with every amenity you can think of. Loved the little library for book borrowing, such a thoughtful idea. Friday night fireworks are a stone throw away. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The bad: The pool always ran out of towels. The ugly: THE ROOM Uncomfortable pillows, I did ask and received the exact same pillows and got told the hotel doesn’t supply soft pillows. The oven door cant open fully due to the fridge. You’ll certainly struggle to use it if you wanted to cook in the oven. Also make sense as to why theres no actual baking trays or casserole dishes for the oven… The curtains/drapes are horrible! They aren’t black out and we aren’t the first ones to complain about it. You’ll have the sun waking you up bright and early. They are white and sheer. NOT suitable or ideal for the room location. The cables at the TV could be better covered up. It’s messy and a hazard for young kids (which we have). I did bring this to the attention of the rental agent but they couldn’t be bothered to follow up. To date we haven’t received any updates or even courtesy email asking us about our stay. The hotel is NOT connected to this booking - they are completely separate. We booked through a rental agent.
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Who gets the cleaning fee me or them?
In unit 2030, showed up to no toilet paper, only two towels. Took a shower and walked around the unit and the bottom of my feet were black. WTH. That is just nasty. I will update after I check the bed tonight. And I’m really paying a cleaning fee of $174.
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Great hotel and location a short distance from Waikiki
Great hotel. Probably needs a refurbishment. Lovely vibe around the hotel. Pick your room well. Many of the lower, road facing floors are noisy. Only single pane glass! Rooms were adequate. Comfy bed. Again apts are older so if you’re used to 5 star hotels stop complaining. Lifts are great but older and always a fun ride meeting other guests. Best coffee downstairs and great staff. Restaurant was expensive with auto tips for parties of 6. Parking across the way is cheaper than onsite. 10 min walk to Ala Moana bach park best beach, Ala Moana mall also for amazing bargains. Waikiki Beach a 15min walk. Ubers are great as is walking.. Pool was nice but busy with kids and deep. Overall a great stay. Get a nice high floor ocean view room. Best sunsets. We had the strike on next door which was noisy as hell. Banging pots and pans from 630am-10pm. I agree your pay was low but no need to disrupt the hundreds of people staying nearby who possibly were paid similarly but had saved for months to enjoy a short break. Hawaii is expensive now. We were glad it was settled. A difficult situation for all.