Sheraton Waikiki

4-star

9.0Exceptional(478 reviews)

2255 Kalakaua Avenue

About This Hotel

The Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort, located in Honolulu's vibrant Waikiki district, is just steps from the Royal Hawaiian Center and a short stroll from Waikiki Beach Walk. This upscale hotel offers 1, 636 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions, pillowtop beds with down comforters, private lanais, and satellite television. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, and hair dryers. Guests can indulge in a variety of amenities, including two outdoor swimming pools, two spa tubs, a waterslide, and a full-service spa offering massages, body treatments, and facials. Dining options abound, with RumFire, a beachfront restaurant serving Asian cuisine, plus a coffee shop/café. Two poolside bars provide refreshing drinks, and buffet breakfasts are available daily. For business travelers, the hotel offers a business center, 26, 400 square feet of meeting space, and 19 meeting rooms. Additional amenities include concierge services, babysitting, gift shops, and self-parking.

Guest Reviews(100)

8.7

Fabiocouple

September 2026

10.0

Ranyafamily_with_children

September 2026

5.0

Mitchellcouple

September 2026

10.0

Amadcouple

September 2026

10.0

Paulcouple

September 2026

7.0

We have been staying at this beautiful resort for the past 6 years and love it. However, during our recent 7-night stay,

Beautiful resort

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We have been staying at this beautiful resort for the past 6 years and love it. However, during our recent 7-night stay, we had one very disappointing experience. After driving around the island all day on the evening of August 20th, upon arriving, we wanted to briefly stop at the turnaround to drop our belongings in our room before returning our rental car. Valet told us we couldn't stop even for a few minutes and had to use the $8/hour parking garage. The manager, Cassy, also refused to make an exception. When I said this lack of flexibility would make me reconsider returning for all future stays, she shrugged and said she didn't care. She rather make $8 from parking and miss out on the future years of earning. Sad to see such rigid service over an $8 fee for a loyal, exhausted guest.