Hotwire Hotel: Help ID 4* hotel Waikiki beach (Oahu)

[hayatti]

Hi All.

Can someone help me identify a 4* hotwire hotel on Waikiki beach with following amenities for 10/14 ~ 10/16 for 2 adults ???

[ Hotwire 4* hotel in Waikiki Beach ] USD 122

*** This hotel charges a resort fee / Recommended in 90% of customer reviews.

- Smoke Free Rooms

- Fitness Center

- Pool(s)

- Business Center

- Laundry Facilities

- High-speed Internet Access

I would prefer to stay at Resort grade hotel (like Sheraton, Hyatt....) but there are no amenities for Resort, Beachfront & Restaurant on the above Hotel features.

So, I am wondering.

Otherwise,

How can I reserch Resort Grade on Hotwire ??? because there are no ratings for Resort Grade hotel for the above my itinerary.

Thanks !

[yellowdog]

Welcome to BetterBidding :)

I would prefer to stay at Resort grade hotel

Are you referring to the Waikiki Grand Hotel? If yes, this hotel is not reported as a HOTWIRE hotel to the board.

Is this the only hotel you're willing to stay in?

Let us know how we can help you further.

Please use the PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your travel purchases.

Yellowdog.

[hayatti]

Hi~

No....I prefer to stay at Sherton(resort) or Hyatt hotel (resort) as 4* Hotel in Waikiki beach.

I found the below 4* hotel as USD 122, 14~16 OCT for 2 adults but there are no amenities for Resort, Beachfront & Restaurant.

If I apply for this USD 122, Is it possible for me to have the chance on staying at Sherton or Hyatt.

So, I need the help for Hotel the below ID 4*

*** This hotel charges a resort fee / Recommended in 90% of customer reviews.

- Smoke Free Rooms

- Fitness Center

- Pool(s)

- Business Center

- Laundry Facilities

- High-speed Internet Access

Thanks !

[yellowdog]

I'm sorry to say that a 4* property with this amenitie combo has not yet been reported/ID'd to the board.

But if you change your search to 2 adults + 2 children will you see a 4* W/Near Beach, Restaurant, Pool, Fitness, Hi-Speed Internet, Business, Laundry. This is a match for the Marriott.

Please use the site's HOTWIRE link, and let us know how it goes or if you need any additional help with your stay.

Yellowdog.

PS. Please follow-up this thread with whatever you end up doing, even if you chose to book direct, cancell your trip, etc.

[hayatti]

Thanks for your concerning.

Owing to the sentence **** This hotel charges a resort fee ****, I thought to able to stay at Sherton hotel same as the previous forum ( ssr1306b on 24th August )

However,

I need to wait for the new report ID for the amenitie combo ( including Resort, Beachfront, Restaurant )

Really, I appreciate for your advice.

Thanks !

[scottlevin]

Answering this question is as simple as answering the question: "Which hotels in Waikiki dare to charge a resort fee?" Someone else should confirm this, but some quick Googling only gave me one answer:

the Sheraton

[travelguy2]

Answering this question is as simple as answering the question: "Which hotels in Waikiki dare to charge a resort fee?" Someone else should confirm this, but some quick Googling only gave me one answer:

the Sheraton

I agree that if I had to take a guess it would be the Sheraton. I am looking for a room in November and this exact same hotel comes up. If I click through to the detail page, and click on the resort fee, it specifically mentions that the resort fee is about $25 - which, again, is a match for the Sheraton's resort fee. Also if you look at the thread from August 24th it mentions a hotel with these exact same amenities and $25 resort fee and it turned out to be the Sheraton.

To hayatti - I am a little confused by your statement "I need to wait for the new report ID for the amenitie combo ( including Resort, Beachfront, Restaurant )", or rather, I think YOU are a little confused. You mention the August 24th thread in which the hotel has the EXACT same amenities as you are describing, and that hotel turned out to be the Sheraton. I am not sure why you think a hotel can't be the Sheraton if it does not show Resort, Beachfront, and Restaurant. True, those amenities might have been shown in the past for the Sheraton, but Hotwire changes the amenity offerings from time to time to keep us on our toes. The Sheraton didn't somehow become less resort-y just because the Resort icon is missing. It's still the same hotel as it's always been.

Cheers!