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Hyatt Place Heads to The Beach With New Waikiki Hotel

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 175 Paoakalani Ave. [map], Honolulu, HI, United States, 96815
December 27, 2011 at 2:07 PM | by | Comments (0)

We're big fans of Hyatt Place hotels mainly because of their free WiFi, spacious rooms, geeky tech panels and wallet-friendly room rates but now Hyatt Place is even more appealing thanks to the opening of their first hotel in Hawaii.

Formerly the Ocean Resort Hotel, the Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach in Honolulu is comprised of two towers, the first of which, the Pali Tower, is now open. This tower has 191 rooms, all with balconies and views of the Waikiki Beach neighborhood.

Waikiki beach is a "three-minute walk" away, according to Hyatt Place, and the Hawaii Convention Center is just two miles away, making it a good spot for either business or pleasure guests, or both.

Aside from free WiFi and in-room tech goodies, guests can also order a complimentary hot breakfast from Kitchen Skillet, served both in the lobby and on the third floor pool deck. There's even a Bakery Cafe that serves specialty coffees as well as beers, wines and cocktails and a Grab n' Go case stocked with fresh items like sandwiches, salads, tropical fruits, rice and a few authentic Asian meals. So you should be pretty well-fed during your stay.

The second tower, The Diamond Tower, set to open this Spring, will add an additional 235 rooms to the hotel.

And about those wallet-friendly room rates we love so much? They are in full effect here. We found rates for $174 for tonight for a city view. Ocean view rooms start at $209 which for Hawaii is damn good.

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