North Shore Waterpark Holidays

We stayed at the Beachcomber the last time we came to visit Oahu and we decided to try the Paradise to celebrate our first wedding anniversary. The location was great. It’s located near good eats and a short walk to Waikiki beach. The hotel is located the next street after Kalakaua, so it’s not loud. The hotel was so beautiful and renovated so nicely. My room was very clean and modern, but a bit small. It was perfect for my husband and I. Room service was great. Always came back to the room looking immaculate and stocked up. The front desk staff were very helpful and friendly. I would definitely come back and stay again and highly recommend it to others.

Across the street from shopping center

We are a young family with a 4 and 1 year old, this review is based off safety of the facility for families with young children. Two major safety issues will have us never staying here again and we will not recommend staying here to young families. The pool had water slides and had two levels. It was very crowded with a lot of kids and were no lifeguard’s and no life jackets to use. They instead had a stand next to the pool selling exorbitantly priced pool floats and toys. When asked if they had life jackets they said they had arm floaties and an intex brand float vest for babies and small toddlers. Both of these items are not actual certified flotation devices and the fact that they were charging for them was very disappointing. They don’t put safety first at the Sheraton Waikiki. Second issue is the rooms go up to 31 levels which give awesome views but the railings are very low and children could easily climb over them and fall. We were on the 29th floor facing Diamond Head and the beach which was amazing but we were too scared to enjoy our deck because the railing were so low and our children could easily climb on top of the chairs and fall off. The hotel seems like it was an old hotel with old fashioned safety standards for railing height, then they recently renovated the rooms but didn’t improve the safety deck railing heights. I would only recommend this hotel to adults without children or families with older teens. Third downside is the rooms are very narrow.

Excellent property- room was clean and well laid out. Daily cleaning service was perfect. There was no laundry onsite. Easy walk to great restaurants and shopping!

Absolutely would recommend 10/10. Convenience and customer service is exceptional. Easy communication via text and hotel location is prime walkable to everything.

Absolutely would recommend 10/10. Convenience and customer service is exceptional. Easy communication via text and hotel location is prime walkable to everything.

An Unforgettable Honeymoon at Halekulani Our honeymoon at Halekulani in Honolulu was absolutely unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with warmth and exceptional hospitality. Every staff member we encountered was kind, attentive, and genuinely cared about making our stay special. The spa experience was a true highlight—luxurious, relaxing, and exactly what we needed after long days of exploring. Housekeeping was impeccable; our room was always spotless, with thoughtful nightly treats that made each evening feel special. One of the most memorable touches was a surprise bottle of champagne to celebrate our honeymoon—such a kind and generous gesture. Poolside service was equally amazing, with staff always ready to offer a refreshing drink or towel without hesitation. Every detail at Halekulani was perfect. The service, comfort, and personalized touches made it the most memorable trip we've ever taken. We left feeling relaxed and incredibly grateful. If you’re looking for a luxury hotel in Honolulu where every moment feels special, Halekulani is the one.

The hotel is in a great location and while nothing terrible happened, don’t expect a 4 or 5 star resort as this is not it. The hotel and amenities are dated, there is no room service and basic requests were unable to accommodate ( eg quoted a charge of $50 to have a microwave to sterilize my infants bottles, could not arrange surf rental on our behalf). Overall, the staff we encountered were friendly but frankly it just didn’t seem ‘worth it’. We liked the little bakery in the morning for a muffin and a coffee but otherwise ventured off site for meals. The pool is small and the lounge chairs limited and uncomfortable (thing 90s banded loungers). Food by the pool was good. Spent most of our time eating at the Moana Surf Rider which was actually cheaper than the Royal Hawaiian and overall a better hotel in my opinion.