Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel

Honolulu, Honolulu

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The hotel

Hawaii's first and only craft hotel - from the Hawaiian art that adorns the walls, curated by local artists, to the locally brewed beer and handmade dishes from fresh, local ingredients. You really will get a true taste of Waikiki staying here! There's even an art gallery come coffee shop within the hotel. Located on the bustling street that is Kalakaua Avenue, you've got shops, restaurants and bars surrounding you. Connected to a shopping centre, you can be in Macy's at the drop of a hat, that's if you can tear yourself away from the pool's swimming pool and hot tub! But of course when you think of Hawaii, you also think of the ocean, and you're only a block away from the waves of Waikiki Beach too. Back to the locally brewed beer, Maui Brewing Co. is the island's largest bar, and will keep you entertained with daily live music, a whole host of craft beers, ales and lagers, and of course some delicious handmade food to accompany them.

Amenities

  • Yoga
  • Bar
  • Evening Entertainment
  • Fitness Centre/Gym
  • Internet Access
  • Restaurant
  • Safety Deposit Box
  • Swimming Pool
  • Close to Beach

Where is it

On Kalakaua Avenue, a bustling street in the heart of Honolulu. The hotel is 300m from Waikiki Beach, and is connected to a shopping centre.

Hotel information

Stylish rooms decorated with local artwork and furnishings. All with air-conditioning, private balcony/lanai, WiFi access, mini fridge, tea/coffee-making facilities, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, 55-inch smart TV, and safe. Waikiki View Rooms offer city views, with either 1 king-size or 2 double beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Partial Ocean View Rooms with either 1 king-size bed or 2 double beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.

Ocean View Rooms with either 1 king-size bed or 2 double beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.

Deluxe Ocean View Rooms offer premium views of the sea and Diamond Head, with either 1 king-size bed or 2 double beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.

Junior Suites are larger in size and offer city views, featurins a sitting area with sofa bed, and 2 double beds, sleeping maximum 5 people.

One Bedroom Suites offer unparalleled ocean views from two private balconies, featuring a separate living room with sofa bed, and bedroom with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 5 people. 

Maui Brewing Co. (islands largest bar, serving local craft brews and classic local dishes, with daily live music and happy hour). Aroma Cafe (lobby coffee shop). The Gallery Waikiki (part art gallery, part cafe, with live music and DJ's). Beachcomber Market (grab and go marketplace). 

Daily activities and live entertainment, inlcuding dive-in movies, art programmes, and live music.

Outdoor swimming pool and whirlpool. Poolside cabanas*. Fitness centre. Sunrise yoga*. Art gallery.

WiFi access (included in resort fee). Gift shop/Convenience store. Valet parking $55 plus tax per night (payable locally, fee subject to change). Concierge. Laundry service*.

There is a resort fee of $40 plus tax per room, per night (payable locally, fee subject to change).

Resort fee includes:- One Waikiki Beachcomber drawstring bag per room - "The New Sound of Waikiki" by Makana digital album - Wireless high-speed Internet access for up to 4 devices per room - In-room coffee and tea - Use of beach towels - Access to pool and hot tub spa - Local and international phone calls up to 60 minutes daily - All Good reef-friendly sunscreen available at the pool - Access to fitness center - Concierge in the all-new Beachcomber Activities Lounge - Chromecast Wireless 4k streaming from your smart device to the TV - Discounts at nearby attractions. Resort fee and inclusions are subject to change and availability. Please check with the hotel for the most up to date information.

*Denotes local charge

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Image of the Tripadvisor rating Thanks to kristina

May 19, 2025 연종 오

[Thanks to Kristina] I was able to start my first stay in Hawaii happily because I met a very kind person in charge of Kristina I'll be back as an outrigger Waikiki Beach Comer next time Once again, thank you Kristina for providing me with a great experience
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May 19, 2025 Sally R

I literally just arrived and the hotel gave me the best first impression already thanks to Kristina in reception. She went out of her way to accommodate my family. The room is great and location is also superb. Thanks for your help and looking forward to a great holiday in Hawaii.
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May 16, 2025 25510

Brilliantly located within spitting distance of Honolulu's hottest venues, you can throw in Waikuki Beach, International Market Place, Macey's and to top it off you are only a hop, step and jump away from two of the most revered restos in Honolulu viz Duke's and the Cheesecake Factory . Expensive but both top- notch! You can get a good cheap… Read more
Brilliantly located within spitting distance of Honolulu's hottest venues, you can throw in Waikuki Beach, International Market Place, Macey's and to top it off you are only a hop, step and jump away from two of the most revered restos in Honolulu viz Duke's and the Cheesecake Factory . Expensive but both top- notch! You can get a good cheap breakfast at the Outlander and the Happy Hour is a long one...6 hours. The hotel is efficiently run. Four lifts work efficiently and reception staff are friendly and knowledable (except for the guy with frizzy hair, an unfriendly type who seems to hate his job!! ) I have a few tips to save you money, bearing in mind, Honolulu is outrageously expensive. 1. Have breakfast at the hotel, with vouchers, it's no cost.otherwise a cheap bargain without coupons. For lunch go to ABC shop very close to hotel and dig into a prepared salad or fruit platter. So your only expensive meal is dinner in the e evening...and if you want a cheap dinner, go to the Food Hall at the International Market for excellent meal and great music. A delightful evening there !! Also, forget about buying bottled water, the hotel has a large water dispenser in the lobby, so use it to top up your water bottles. All said and done, it has been a pleasure to stay here. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Wonderful hospitality by all employees

May 15, 2025 Evelyn J San Antonio, Texas

We were given the very best service from beginning to end! Starting with Dave down picking our luggage up and Kristina at the front desk with the friendliest smile and the most helpful in getting us checked in. Beachcomber is always our family’s favorite place to stay in Waikiki! The hospitality is amazing and the hotel is so perfectly located. A… Read more
We were given the very best service from beginning to end! Starting with Dave down picking our luggage up and Kristina at the front desk with the friendliest smile and the most helpful in getting us checked in. Beachcomber is always our family’s favorite place to stay in Waikiki! The hospitality is amazing and the hotel is so perfectly located. A must go to always! Read less
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May 15, 2025 Alysonn S

This review is specifically for Kyle who works in the front. We visit Waikiki very regularly. My mother was waiting for us downstairs while my daughter and I ran to find the nearest ABC Drugstore since her slipper broke. She walked up to the desk and asked they guy working where the Aroma coffee shop was. He pointed somewhere, she couldn't even… Read more
This review is specifically for Kyle who works in the front. We visit Waikiki very regularly. My mother was waiting for us downstairs while my daughter and I ran to find the nearest ABC Drugstore since her slipper broke. She walked up to the desk and asked they guy working where the Aroma coffee shop was. He pointed somewhere, she couldn't even tell where. My mom told him she thought it was downstairs. He looked at her and rudely said not anymore or something like that and walked away. We took a little longer than we expected. When we met her about ten minutes later my mom was shaking her head. She told us the story and that the boy Kyle was so rude to her. She also said that while she waiting, she saw the other workers helping guests and they were so friendly. And that guy Kyle was just standing on the side doing nothing. She kept shaking her head and said that's not right. I asked her if she wanted me to talk to someone about it but she said no, she just wanted to leave. All day long she kept bringing it up and saying they shouldn't have workers like that in Waikiki. I found this so odd because the rest of the staff has always been so friendly. I know good help is hard to find now days, but it just takes one employee to leave a lasting impression...good or bad. I hope he gets the training he needs. Read less