The OHANA Waikiki Malia is a terrific choice for accommodations when visiting Waikiki. This 327-room hotel is conveniently located on Kuh... more »
The OHANA Waikiki Malia is a terrific choice for accommodations when visiting Waikiki. This 327-room hotel is conveniently located on Kuhio Avenue,only a short stroll to many of the shopping, dining and nightlife options Waikiki has to offer.. Beginning Dec 22, 2006 guests staying at Ohana Waikiki Malia can take advantage of the Ohana Waikiki Connection, which includes Complimentary Internet Access,Complimentary local and long distance phone calls to US and Canada,Complimentary in-room coffee and daily local newspaper, and complimentary rides on the Waikiki Trolley's Pink Line throughout Waikiki.. Here you'll find OHANA's special brand of island hospitality,as well as a comfortable selection of recently renovated guest rooms and suites. Looking for something to do? Enjoy a game of tennis on the rooftop tennis court or hop on the city's award-winning bus line out front on Kuhio Avenue for a fun way to explore the island. The OHANA Waikiki Malia is asmart choice when visiting Waikiki.. Parking rates at all Waikiki OHANA properties will be $15 per day. Beginning Jan 1 2007, parking rates will be $25 per day. . Effective November 16, 2006, this hotel will be non-smoking in all public areas with only a very small number of smoking rooms on request upon arrival. .
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This hotel is a terrific choice for family or friends traveling together. Two-thirds of the hotel's 327 guest rooms offer two double beds, and 48 sets of connecting rooms offer privacy and ample space in adjoining accommodations.The central Waikiki location on Kuhio Avenue between Lewers Street and Royal Hawaiian Avenue is a 15-minute walk to Waikiki Beach. It's a 5-minute walk to DFS Galleria's duty-free shopping, and 10-minute walk to International Market Place, Kalakaua Avenue, and Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center.Easy access to city bus and trolley routes offers inexpensive transportation to attractions around the city of Honolulu.The hotel features a restaurant and nightclub.**Parking fees will be $15 per day effective November 1, 2005.
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Please be advised that effective for arrivals July 1 2009 and on, tax for room nights at this property will increase to 12. The OHANA Waikiki Malia is a terrific choice for accommodations when visiting Waikiki. Here you'll find OHANA's special brand of island hospitality, as well as a comfortable selection of guest rooms and suites. Looking for something to do? Hop on the city's award-winning bus line out front on Kuhio Avenue for a fun way to explore the island. The OHANA Waikiki Malia is a smart choice when visiting Waikiki. The hotel is in the process of a 6. 6 million dollar renovation which includes the Main Tower guest rooms, corridors and lobby.
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While not on the beach and not the
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Posted Jul 30, 2006
Good
While not on the beach and not the newest hotel in Waikiki, location is good and close walking distance. Staff is extremely friendly and warm. Made my 10 year old feel important and like a part of their family. I would highly recommend the Malia...
I dont think this was such a great
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Posted Jul 08, 2006
Mediocre
I dont think this was such a great place, I wouldnt give it three stars. The view wasn't great, the rooms were awful. At least they were clean, but offered nothing at all. Everything had a charge, the safe in the room, the coffee... usually that...
Our stay was unexpectedly extended and the Ohana Waikiki West was booked so we had to change hotels. We booked into a 1 bedroom suite at the Malia just 4 blocks down the road. The quality of this hotel was a bit nicer than the Ohana West, but then ...
Though the room was a bit dated and the
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Posted May 26, 2006
Good
Though the room was a bit dated and the ceiling was dirty from the A/C, the room was fine for the price I paid for it. It was comfy and simple. There needs to be a separate elevator for just the parking lot, because that one takes forever when you ...
This place was absolutely HORRIBLE.
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Posted May 17, 2006
Horrible
This place was absolutely HORRIBLE. The smell was atrocious! we had to spend $20 on air-fresheners just to 'live' in our room (which was already paid for). The balcony fit only ONE chair. The carpets stank to high heaven and were worn through so...
My husband, 5 month old and myself stayed from April 27th until May 4th. It was a decent deal. For $80 a night it was 5 blocks from the beach, 3.5 blocks from the nearest OHana hotel with a pool. On Site laundry was limited to 3 washers and 3...
18 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Prices for rooms were unacceptable. Several hotels were under renovation in the area so all open hotels took advantage of tourists and high prices, including the OHANA resorts.
22 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The rooms were pretty clean and not too small for the price. The balcony and large windows were important to me when booking the room. The proximity to the beach and downtown was good, too.
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