Beaches
Waikiki is a haven for surfers, and is now a must-see destination for visitors.  Within just a short walk of our historic Honolulu hotel, you’ll come across Queen’s Surf Beach Park and Kuhio Beach Park. Queen’s Surf Beach Park is located between the Wall-a popular bodyboarding location- and the Waikiki Aquarium. On weekends, Queen’s is also famous for hosting the “Sunset on the Beach” free movie series. Adjacent to that, you’ll find Kuhio Beach Park, which is protected by an offshore retaining wall and offers a more sheltered swimming area, great for the kids.

Kapiolani Park
Directly across from the hotel is the Kapiolani Park, named in honor of the Queen herself. The park was a gift from her husband King David Kalakaua. Once a racetrack for horses, today the park serves as one of the largest open park areas in Honolulu with foot and bike paths, tennis courts and soccer fields.

Ala Moana Shopping Center
After hiking and surfing under the sun, you’ll enjoy shopper’s paradise at Ala Moana Shopping Center, the largest open-air shopping center in the world. Shops specialize in everything from beachwear to high fashion, and visitors will find a variety of international cuisines to sample at both casual eateries and fine dining restaurants. With tropical landscaping and koi ponds, you’ll find yourself in an indoor Hawaiian oasis away from the sun.

Kapiolani Park
Directly across from the hotel is the Kapiolani Park, named in honor of the Queen herself. The park was a gift from her husband King David Kalakaua. Once a racetrack for horses, today the park serves as one of the largest open park areas in Honolulu with foot and bike paths, tennis courts and soccer fields.

Waikiki Aquarium
Gaze into the eye of a zebra shark, watch an octopus open a jar, and see Pixar’s real life inspiration for Finding Nemo at the Waikiki Aquarium. The aquarium also offers exhibits of over 3,500 marine animals and houses more than 500 species of aquatic animals and plants, including Hawaiian monk seals and mesmerizing sea jellies.

Kapiolani Park
Directly across from the hotel is the Kapiolani Park, named in honor of the Queen herself. The park was a gift from her husband King David Kalakaua. Once a racetrack for horses, today the park serves as one of the largest open park areas in Honolulu with foot and bike paths, tennis courts and soccer fields.

The Honolulu Zoo
The Honolulu Zoo, located in Waikiki, is home to over 1,230 animals, including numerous species that are unique to the Honolulu Zoo. While there, you can take a walk on the wild side and see a family of Komodo dragons, meerkats from the mongoose family, Sumatran Tigers, White Rhinoceros and so much more!

Area Attractions:

• Kapiolani Park- Directly across the street
• Honolulu Zoo- Directly across the street
• Waikiki Beach – 1 block
• Waikiki Aquarium- 3 blocks
• Royal Hawaiian Center shopping, dining & entertainment- 8 blocks
• Waikiki Beachwalk shopping and dining – 9 blocks
• Luxury Row at 2100 Kalakaua Avenue – 10 blocks
• International Marketplace – 6 blocks
• Hawaii Convention Center – 2 miles / 3 kilometers
• Ala Moana Shopping Center – 2 miles / 3 kilometers
• Downtown Honolulu & Chinatown – 5 miles / 8 kilometers
• Aloha Tower Marketplace – 5 miles / 8 kilometers
• Honolulu International Airport (HNL) – 10 miles / 16 kilometers

Directions to Waikiki Beach Hotel

• Take the Interstate H1 Eastbound to Honolulu
• Exit #25A King Street; Stay in the right hand lane
• At the second traffic light turn right onto Kapahulu Avenue heading towards the ocean
• Queen Kapiolani is on the right, halfway between Kuhio Avenue and Kalakaua Avenue

Transportation
SpeediShuttle