Sheraton Waikiki
Remodeled in 1995, the Sheraton Waikiki is centrally located on the world famous Waikiki Beach on the island of Oahu.
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Hotel Coverage: Sheraton Waikiki
'Sand'a Baby, Hurry Down the Shoreline of the Sheraton Waikiki Tonight
Hotels are getting in a holiday mood! Usually around this time, we spotlight all the delicious holiday cocktails that hotels concoct for the season. Don't worry, we're not giving up the booze, but we are keeping tabs on all the wonderful, wild, and in some cases, weird Holiday Hotel...
December 22, 2010
Sheraton Waikiki Has a Killer Location, But That's About It
Every so often we feature a hotel review from one of our readers that we feel should be shared with the rest of you dear hotel guests. These reviews are highlighted because they are timely, about cool hotels in cool places and are relatively level-headed. Think you can submit one...
May 21, 2009
Found at the Newly-Renovated Sheraton Waikiki: Nemo
Sheraton Waikiki underwent a major, major renovation over the last few years — in fact, the place was several floors of renovation hell for a while (and a few floors of totally untouched 70's-esque decor) — and many of the rooms resurfaced from a dramatic transformation, ditching the dated...
May 18, 2009
Does The Luxor Have a Thing For Sinking Ships?
· Luxor Announces Titanic Exhibit: Starting December 20th, The Luxor will feature Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, a showcase of authentic artifacts from the ill-fated ship, room re-creations and hands-on interactive experiences. The Titanic/Criss Angel sinking ships comparison is too easy. [MarketWatch]· Good Service Happens in the Middle of Nowhere: MSNBC...
December 18, 2008
Finally, Waikiki Gets a New Luxe Hotel
[Ed. Note: Alex Salkever is the editor and founder of Hawaii travel blog, Hawaiirama.com.] Waikiki has gotten more than its fair share of revivalism of late. A brand new retail center (Waikiki Beach Walk), a bevy of hotel renovations, and other hardhat efforts have started to swing the pendulum on...
July 23, 2007
Sheraton Waikiki Now Just Six Floors of Renovation Hell
[Ed. Note: Hotel Maven Alex Salkever is the editor/founder of Hawaii travel blog, Hawaiirama] A number of months back I wrote about the ongoing renovations at the Sheraton Waikiki and how to avoid "renovation gotcha." In a nutshell, the old rooms were bad and were all beneath the 13th floor....
May 01, 2007
Twelve Levels of Renovation Hell at the Sheraton Waikiki
[Ed Note: Hotel Maven Alex Salkever, the brains behind the Hawaiirama blog, shares with us his advice about Hawaii hotels. His first tip? Be careful which room you ask for at the Sheraton Waikiki. Enjoy]With 1,695 rooms and 31 floors, the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel is the largest structure in Waikiki....
October 24, 2006
Travel + Leisure Kicks off V-Day
It is that time of year again to write about the most commercialized, not to mention the most fake of all holidays--Valentine's Day. Because it pains us to write about this James Frey of special days, we are passing the baton to Travel + Leisure, who has cleverly written up...
January 30, 2006
Partner Reviews: Sheraton Waikiki
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If you can spend time at one bar in Waikiki, it should be Rum Fire on the ground level of the hotel. -
Try the ukulele lessons here. They rock. -
Love this Hotel -
Skip poolside drink service. These b*tchy old Haole transfer workers blow. This has to be the absolute worst bar service anywhere on the planet. Haole worker FAIL!!! -
When you check in, ask for the "resort package" which includes self park, internet, fruit twice a day, bottled water, pool float and a few others all for $25/day. Self park is $25/day anyway. -
Infinity pool is amazing! -
Unless you have complimentary breakfast vouchers for Kai, skip it. It's a horrible and chaotic way to start the day. Buffet set up makes no sense. Good luck getting an omelette. -
Try the Hawaiian Island Ahi Poke - More elegant when it's not in a Foodland container :) (via @Foodspotting)
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Great location..but the pools tiny, the room is overpriced compared to how old the rooms are, they REALLY need to renovate. I don't mind paying an extra 100 as long as my room is worth is.go to Hyatt. -
great place to just relax. everything you need is within hotel grounds. -
Skip the convenience store at bottom of the lifts, there's an ABC with everything 1/2 price 1 minute outside the lobby in the Royal Hawaiian centre -
The infinity pool is the best! -
Must have Mai tai!
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Amazing!!! :) -
Really bad pool side service... Faster to order take out from local pizza hut -
Take surf lessons -
Go to Ingredients and get some salads and other yummy stuff to take out to the pool! -
Had a Mai tai by the pool, ten bucks but delicious! -
Mai Tais at the pool are great! Happy Hour daily from 4 to 6 pm! -
If you're hungry, skip poolside service. Took 40 mins.
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