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The Royal Hawaiian was once the playground of Hollywood celebs like Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. The book The Pink Palace describes that era of opulence, the "roaring twenties," when guests arrived in chauffeur driven Rolls Royces, with servants unloading their steamer trunks. Those fortunate travelers usually stayed for a month or more, unwinding after the long voyage by ship. Today, the hotel still carries the atmosphere of old movies and romantic ballads, black-tie dinners and Champagne toasts.
ACCOMMODATION : Rooms in the Historic Wing have soft pastel floral walls, plush carpets, and custom made furniture like canopied or four-poster beds, and Queen Anne-style writing desks and dressers. There are no lanais. Large Luxury Garden View and Ocean View rooms are very spacious, with separate sitting area.
In the Royal Tower, each room has a private lanai with wonderful views of the Pacific and the tropical sunsets.
The service is impeccable in every way... and isn't is nice to have a chocolate on your pillow and turn-down every evening?
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RESTAURANT :
Monarch Room : Your table will have a view of Diamond Head silhouette above the ocean, and the star-filled sky. Afterwards, there's a hard to resis the temptation to take a moonlit walk along the white sands of Waikiki Beach, warm surf licking at your ankles.
The Surf Room : a popular meeting place for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Special seafood buffet on Friday and sumptuous brunch on Sunday.
Mai Tai Bar : one of the most "happening" places in Waikiki. Mai Tais supposedly originated here! Imagine drinking a perfect Mai Tai while looking at the beautiful Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head... that moment is alone is worth the trip!
Royal Hawaiian Beach Club : relax by the beach for breakfast, light lunch or afternoon snacks. The Beach Club Cafe is located by the pool and serves soft drinks and cocktails.
Afternoon Tea : enjoy a relaxed afternoon of tea and beautiful views of the Coconut Grove. Royal Tea is a 75-year old tradition at the Royal Hawaiian. Just like years ago, a kimono-clad server will present you with a delectable selection of signature tea blends, finger sandwiches, scones, pastries, and cookies. You can also enjoy live classic and etnic music by "Bamboo and Rosewood", a popular guitar-and-flute duo. Served 1-4pm.
The Royal Hawaiian Luau : your evening begins with a traditional lei greetings, sound of Hawaiian melodies and refreshing Mai Tais on the Ocean Lawn. As the sun goes down, you are invited to taste food from the Islands, including specialties like Teriyaki Beef and Island Style fish, salads and desserts. Then you will be shown the spectacular Royal Polynesian Extravaganza, with pulsating authentic songs and dances. The luau is offered every Monday.
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OTHER FACILITIES : Stop in on the third floor for a refreshing swim, enjoy a cool tropical beverage at the Ginger Terrace, experience the excitement of a Polynesian Revue at the Hawaiian Hut, or dance the night away at Rumours.
It's a short walk to the Ala Moana Shopping Center, with over 200 stores and restaurants. Just beyond, lies beautiful Ala Moana Beach Park. The Hawai'i Convention Center made its debut across the street, Summer 1998.
For some outdoors fun, enjoy our Wheels Deal and Beachside Dining. |
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