Honolulu Accommodation

Exploring Honolulu

Featuring some of the most spectacular beaches and other natural beauty spots in the Pacific, this stunning archipelago consists of more than nineteen volcanic islands, and visitors can choose touristy urban wonderlands and remote jungle hideaways.

Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, is a city with a famously diverse history and culture. You'll find an array of museums showcasing items from Hawaii’s dynastic past, landmarks celebrating past kings, and galleries that focus on local artists. From Christian missionaries to World War II bombings, Honolulu is filled with thrilling tales and visually stunning artifacts.

Accommodation in Honolulu

Accommodation options are diverse, and there is something for every budget and taste. The most popular hotel in Honolulu is the Douglas Waikiki, which has been booked 48 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Diamond Head Beach Hotel 805 in Honolulu as it has been reserved 1 times.

Sightseeing in Honolulu

- Waikiki Beach

Of all Hawaii’s beaches none is more famous than Waikiki Beach, a narrow 1½- mile stretch bordered by high-rise Honolulu hotels and watched over by Diamond Head mountain. When the waves are high, sun-tanned surfers paddle out into Waikiki’s Mamala Bay, making for great entertainment even for those preferring to watch from their beach blankets.

- Pearl Harbor

On December 7, 1941, the Japanese bombed an American naval base here, leading the U.S. into World War II. Today, you can see the haunting USS Arizona and USS Missouri memorials that pay tribute to the lives lost that day.

Transportation in Honolulu

Although there is plenty of public transportation available in Hawaii, visitors who plan to spend plenty of time exploring may find it easier to hire a car.

There is plenty of public transport available from all of Hawaii's major airports, and a regular and extensive service is provided by the bus company known simply as The Bus. Visitors who plan to travel between islands can take the Hawaaii Superferry from Oahu to all major islands, while Norwegian Cruise Lines also provides a luxurious cruise service.