Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki

444 Kanekapolei Street, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, 96815, United States | 3 star hotel

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Endlich auf Hawaii!

A travel blog entry by aloharen

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Ankunft auf Hawaii.

Der Flug mit Air Pacific war wieder einmal eine große enttäuschung... aber egal.

Waikiki ist der hammer so weit ich es beurteilen kann. Morgen kommen die anderen. Endlich mal wieder bekannte Gesichter :)

Mahalo

Hawaii

A travel blog entry by barn

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Aloha from Hawaii! Lovely hot and sunnny on the island of Oahu. We spent our first day on Wakiki beach, very long, narrow sandy beach with bright blue sea. Lots of surfers, Barn hired a board. Yesterday we took the early tour (6.15am) to Pearl Harbour, USS Arizona Memorial. 7th Dec 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, forces US in to WWII. The …

Aloha and lets get a beer

A travel blog entry by fdbd

Its hot, humid and man are those dudes for real..

We had some issues when we first got here about the room. Got a free upgrade and a lot more space. Not quite the Bellagio or Caesars ( I think the bath room at Caesars was bigger than our whole room)

Still we've got a high room (10th Floor) and a view of the mountains. Once we've …

Aloha and welcome to Hawaii

A travel blog entry by fdbd

In our best Vicky Pollard shell suit voices.. Oh MY GOD Right!!!

Leaving Vegas for one of us was a bit of a wrench. The bright lights, fast food and wizend women walking about asking - you wanna drink? I never knew whether to tip then or pray for them. Free drinks is always fun for us.
So Bellagio and then cattle class. Believe me …

Eric - Madman or Oracle?

A travel blog entry by scaredofsharks

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So after a couple of days of pasta and other remotely healthy stuff we were back on the fast food and trying to decide which number to order from KFCs menu - all fast food menus are numbered in America because a lot of the staff do not understand foreigners - then again alot of the customers don't understand the staff. While we were pontificating …

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Location

This 3 star hotel, located in the Waikiki area of Honolulu, is near International Marketplace, Waikiki Diving Center, AquaZone Scuba Diving Center, and Na Ho'ola Spa.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki Honolulu

    Very friendly

    from anonymous

    Customer service was great. the people were very friendly and helpful.

    Close to alot of shops and concience stores. The room was extremely small. No counter space in the bathroom very noisy in the morning. You got coffee for your first day after that you had to pay for it?? Do not bring a rental car. Parking is expensive. Overall for a cheap room it wasn't too bad

    Would not stay there again

    from anonymous

    I just returned from a week at this hotel with my family of 4. I was surprised at how small the rooms are here. We had 1 double bed, 1 twin, and a pull out couch. Had barely enough room to move around and no room left even for the suitcases. Beds were not very comfortable and pullout was so we hard got a backache from sleeping on it. Also I would not advise anyone with a car rental to stay here. When we checked in on Saturday I was told there were no spaces available in their lot till Monday even with $8 a day parking fee. I was told I could have the first available parking space on Monday. Had to get up at 6 A.M. Monday and drive around for an hour and a half till one was available to avoid paying twice at the lot next door as they charge a day fee and a night fee. Unfortunately I would not stay there again for those reasons.

    Roll with the flow

    from anonymous

    This hotel is a terrific value despite the bad press found here. I stayed there 5 nights in early August '03, and was very pleased. The rooms and common areas were clean. I booked a $65/night, and got a free upgrade to an 11th floor corner. There was noise, but c'mon -- you're in a hotel. (Travel with earplugs and it won't be a problem.) The staff was courteous and helpful: They made phone calls and reservations for me, stowed my bags and gave me in-and-out privileges from 6:30 AM until I finally for the airport at 8 PM. I wouldn't book my honeymoon there, but when the object is hanging out in Waikiki, you can't beat it.

    Everybody else in my group stayed at the Radisson Prince Kuhio, their rooms weren't any nicer. and they paid $80 a nite more -- I spent the savings on food and liquor and was real happy.

    Needs a lot of work !!!

    from anonymous

    We knew this was an economical hotel, but it needs a lot of work. It was below our expectations. The front staff (Helena) was very courteous and helpful, but the rooms and amenities left a lot to be desired. Our room had moth eaten curtains, that the sun shined through all day, windows that wouldn't shut all the way, with no handles to shut them. Our bathroom had an old hanging bowl sink with a big crack running through it, with no counter space at all, and a shower that only trickled water. The pool was only slightly larger than my hot tub, with warn, shredded and missing carpeting all around it, with chipped concrete and paint. That is, when it was even open. If I owned the hotel, I would have been embarrassed.

    The parking lot spaces were so close that I had to let everyone either

    in or out before I slide it into the space. I could barely get my door

    open to get in or out. There was only one elevator, so we wasted a lot

    of time waiting for it everyday. All in all, we wished we would have

    known all this is advance. We would have spent the extra money to stay

    at a better place. We really didn't think that travel agents booked

    places like this, if they actually seen them or stayed there

    themselves. For now on in our minds, Aston hotels will be place we

    remember to avoid.

    First impressions are lasting ones

    from anonymous

    My girlfriend and I arrived at the Aloha Surf on July 3rd when the kind gentlemen at the check-in told us they had overbooked--probably due to the busy 4th of July weekend--and were going to transfer us to the Ohana East at no extra charge. (Ohana East's cheapest rooms usually start around $92/night.)

    They apoligized relentlessly, gave us a free box of chocolate covered nuts, and arranged for a cab--fully paid for and tipped by them of course--to take us to our new location which was a block closer to the beach.

    It was a great deal since I had booked for a Studio Deluxe via Expedia, for an average of $64.50/night, and had received a similiar room at the Ohana East which had a great view of the city and hills. Unfortunately, their customer service wasn't as good as the Aloha Surf. (Read my Ohana East review for more info.)

    Though I didn't stay a single night at the Aloha Surf I would book with the them again in a heartbeat based on their great customer service.

    Their lobby also has a very laid back, un-hotelish feel to it and since the Ohana East didn't offer free continental breakfast they offered us the option to come back anytime during our stay to eat theirs. I also love their location since its slightly off one of the main streets (though still close to the beach) which will reduce the noise of traffic and pedestrians at night and in the early morning while trying to get some sleep. All in all it was a great first impression and I'm looking forward to staying with them the next time I visit Waikiki.

    If you are on a budget, and only if!

    from anonymous

    Rooms were small, but friendly staff, next door is the food pantry (grocery store) which was a plus, only about 2 1/2 blocks away from the beach......Nice lobby........:)

    Pleasant surprise

    from anonymous

    What a pleasant surprise. Stayed May 5-13th 2003. Room was clean, although a little on the small side. Just great for two. Staff was helpful and friendly. View of mountians was great. Had ocean view as well, however obstructed. The breeze from the lanai was refreshing. Wasn't expecting a fridge or coffee pot. The continental breakfast was very good. We would definately go back. Great value!

    GREAT SURPRISE

    from anonymous

    Was wonderful! Very surprised at the quality for the budget-minded traveler. Also the location was great. For sure you have a repeat guest!

    Great value

    from anonymous

    Stayed at Aston Aloha Surf for the Bama/Hawaii football game over Thanksgiving holiday 2002. Great value hotel. I would recommend to anyone who is looking for a clean, convenient, mid-range hotel. We had a Jr. Suite on the top floor. Beautiful view of the sunrise over the mountain every morning. Short walk to the beach and very convenient to shopping, resturants, anything you need [especially the ABC Stores!] Friendly staff too!

    Excellent Hotel for Budget Minded

    from anonymous

    Hotel Room - Top Floor Clean and Spaceous, good view of mountains, golf course and canal.

    Staff helpful and warm.

    Excellent Price.

    5-8 minutes from beach.

    Did not see Continental Breakfast though.

    I highly recommend.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki Honolulu

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent

    Traveler Photos Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki Honolulu

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