Towels available
Need a car? Our Concierge will be happy to arrange a car rental for you. We work with all major brands and offer special
rates with Dollar Rent A Car including our Dine, Drive & Relax package. Plenty of covered hotel parking is made available to our
guests for only $20.00 per day for valet parking.
We have a Complimentary 24-hour workout room available so you can look your best at either the pool or the beach. If
you need a full service gym, we also offer special rates at the 24 Hour Fitness Centre located across the street.
- Located on the 2nd floor
- 2 Treadmills
- 1 Stair Climber
- 2 Stationary Bikes
- Nautilus Machine
If you're a business traveller, we understand you have a checklist of features that are essential to have in your hotel. In short,
we have everything you need including Wi-fi wireless connections in our lobby and Full Service Business Centre. The ideal location
for meetings and social events for up to 550 people, the Hotel Waikiki features superb conference and banquet facilities equipped
with the latest technology. With the expertise of its professional staff, meetings at the Hotel Waikiki are sure to go off without a
hitch.
The Radisson Waikiki Prince Kuhio gives you a great Waikiki location, flexible facilities, and famous island-style
hospitality. Audio/visual equipment and technical services are available to meet all your presentation needs and all meeting
space offers either wired or Wi-Fi High-Speed Internet Access. The 8,033-square foot Grand Ballroom reconfigures into smaller
rooms with an additional reception foyer. 2,100 square feet of meeting space is available on the floor directly above the
ballroom on the fourth floor.
These three Territorial meeting rooms are excellent for private meetings or breakout rooms.
The Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui on the second floor mezzanine level have 3525 square feet of executive meeting space. All rooms are
easily accessible from the parking or guest elevators.
Both in the planning stages and during your meeting, you will be well cared for by our innovative Catering
professionals that will help make any meeting a success. Our garden waterfall and Gazebo is a popular site for weddings and our
poolside deck is great for an evening cocktail gathering.
For Wedding or Parties for 2 to 550, The Radisson Hotel Waikiki Prince Kuhio is the choice location for your party needs in
Waikiki. Please click on the meeting planner kit for descriptions of our exclusive wedding packages.
Dining
The Hotel Waikiki serves Island Fusion cuisine in a garden setting at the award-winning Trellisses Restaurant, open for breakfast,
lunch and dinner. The Hotel Waikiki also offers a new lobby bar serving delicious pupus (Hawaiian appetizers) and exotic
cocktails.
Indulge your appetite at our signature restaurant, Trellises. Under the direction of our award winning Chef Rey
Dasalla, our renowned garden restaurant, offers tantalizing IslandFusioncuisineTM that will appease your appetite between all of
your day's activities. Plus, our poolside snack bar has expanded its hours & menu making it the favourite gathering place to
relax with family and friends.
The new lobby bar, Waikiki's most sophisticated lounge offers tantalizing pupus and novel exotic cocktail blends that are
sure to please. Enjoy a relaxing evening sipping lilikoi martinis or our creative pineapple luiluis, or be adventurous and try them
all.
Local Area
The Hotel Waikiki, located nine miles from Honolulu Airport, is just steps away from such the Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium,
Kapiolani Park and Waikiki Beach. The Hotel Waikiki is also convenient to the Bishop Museum, Iolani Palace, USS Arizona Memorial and
many other Honolulu attractions.
You are going to love the beautiful setting of Oahu, it truly is paradise. We would like to invite you to preview our Wonderful
Hotel, The Radisson Waikiki Prince Kuhio where we strive to do everything we can to provide our guests with wonderful memories to
take back and share with family and friends.
Waikiki Beach made us famous. Now we invite you to discover the beautiful beach itself only one block from our door. We encourage
you to go out and explore the island and our Concierge desk is a great place to start. Let us help you plan your vacation anyway you
would like, from a day at the beach, sightseeing, golf or skydiving.
Simple mention of Honolulu serves to elicit visions of sun-drenched beaches, swaying palms, and grass-skirted hula
dancers the stuff of vacation fantasies. Without a doubt, Hawaii's capital city courts this perception, and along
tourist-favoured Waikiki Beach in particular, the image is reality. However, Oahu's largest city also offers a more profound
experience of island life, full of the culture, heritage, and history of Polynesia and the central Pacific.
At various times, the city has served as a whaling centre, headquarters for Christian missionaries, and home to the Hawaiian royal
family. It was also the site where, in 1893, a group of armed American businessmen wrested political control from Queen Liliuokalani,
pronouncing the monarchy defunct. In later years, the territory was annexed by the US, and, following an island vote, named a state
in 1959. These days, it is a centre of politics, economy, culture, and tourism and home to the majority of islanders in the
archipelago.
The beauty of the island is legendary, and from Diamond Head's peak to the surf-ridden North Shore, lush flora, amazing edenic
vistas, and temperate climes conspire to seduce visitors with Hawaii's infinite charms. While you'll want to see the USS Arizona
Memorial, which commemorates the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the Bishop Museum's native artefacts merit a visit too, as does the
Polynesian Cultural Centre in Laie. Aloha Tower Marketplace provides a great vantage point of the city and the harbor from its
observation deck (and offers great shopping too), and Iolani Palace, home to Hawaii's last native rulers, ranks as the only royal
residence in the States. Chinatown, a whirlwind of sights, sounds, and colours, makes for an exciting diversion as well, aptly
displaying the cultural mix that gives credence to Honolulu's moniker: Crossroads of the Pacific.
