How can I save money booking IHG hotels in Honolulu?

IHG offers many ways for guests to save on Honolulu hotels. One way is by booking now and paying later with our member rate. Members get our lowest rates. Join the IHG® One Rewards Loyalty Program . Another way is by paying using points. One way to gain bonus points is to check out current promotions and offers. There are also last-minute deals backed by IHG’s Best Price Guarantee .

Are there any family-friendly IHG hotels in Honolulu?

Absolutely! Many of the IHG hotels in Honolulu offer family-friendly amenities such as connecting rooms and kids' menus. IHG has 1 hotels in Honolulu where kids eat free. Check with the individual hotel for more information about their family-friendly offerings.

Are there any pet-friendly hotels in Honolulu?

Yes, 1 IHG hotels in Honolulu are pet-friendly and welcome furry friends ! Some hotels offer pet amenities, including pet beds and treats, as well as information about pet relief areas. Select hotels may charge additional fees per pet staying at the hotel. For more information on hotel specific pet policies, visit the amenities page on the hotel's website.

Are there any hotels in Honolulu that offer free breakfast?

1 of the IHG hotels in Honolulu offer complimentary breakfast. Check the hotel's website to find out more details, as they may vary by brand and location.

What amenities can I expect from my stay at an IHG Hotel in Honolulu?

IHG Hotels offer a variety of amenities such as free Wi-Fi, fitness centers, business centers, restaurants/bars, and much more! IHG has 0 hotels in Honolulu with an in-room kitchen and 1 hotels in Honolulu with a pool! Check the hotel's amenities page on their website for more information on the specific amenities offered.

Does IHG have hotels in Honolulu with an airport shuttle?

0 IHG hotels in Honolulu have an airport shuttle available. Please check the hotel’s website for specific hours of operation.

Do I need to pay for parking at my hotel in Honolulu?

0 IHG hotels in Honolulu offer complimentary self-parking; however, parking costs may vary by hotel and location. Some hotels may include parking as part of their stay package, while others may charge an additional daily fee. Check the hotel's amenities page on their website for more information on their parking policies.

Is there a minimum age requirement to check into a hotel in Honolulu?

Yes, most hotels have a minimum age requirement of 18 years old to check-in without an adult present. However, some hotels may allow guests under the age of 18 to check-in if they are accompanied by an adult over the age of 21. Check the hotel's website or contact the hotel directly for more information on their specific age requirements.

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Honolulu is well known for its beautiful white sand beaches, especially Waikiki, arguably Hawaii’s most famous beach located on the south shore. It is the perfect place for swimming, canoeing, or sunbathing. Just up the shore you at Kalakaua Avenue, you will find yourself surrounded by exquisite restaurants, local shops, and a bustling nightlife scene. If you seek a more serene beach, Hanauma Bay is a great choice with its location at the base of an extinct volcano, surrounded by calm waters and a beautiful coral reef. The bay’s reef is an excellent place for snorkeling and scuba diving. Halona Beach Cove, known as the “peering place”, is nestled in a rocky cove and offers the perfect place for swimming when the surf is calm.

For the outdoor aficionados among us, hiking up to the top of Diamond Head State Monument to experience the extraordinary views of both Honolulu’s skyline and Waikiki Beach is a necessity. There are also several other places to go hiking, such as Pu’u Ualaka’s Park, Nu’uanu Pali Lookout, and Halona Blowhole all of which will wind you past stunning beaches and rock formations. Or, just grab your towel and head out to Ala Moana Beach Park, Kaimana Beach, or Fort DeRussey Beach Park for a good dose of sun. Honolulu is also home to several historic sites, including Pearl Harbor, the largest natural harbor in the state and the only naval base in the country that has a National Historic Landmark designation. Board a ferry to the floating USS Arizona Memorial, constructed over the sunken battleships hull, and learn about the attack that will live in infamy. Also be sure to stop by the Pacific Aviation Museum and the Battleship Missouri Memorial, recognized as the site where WWII ended.

Description: There are many hotels in Honolulu dotted in various areas of the city, ranging from family-friendly spots just a short walk from Waikiki Beach to locations that are ideal for business travelers. Options and amenities abound, making it is easy to find a location and style best-suited for the activities you have planned for your trip to Honolulu.

Description: As the cultural hub of the island of Oahu, downtown Honolulu houses the Hawaii State Art Museum, Mission Houses Museum, Aloha Tower, the state capital building, and the majority of the business district. Waikiki is the center of tourism and is a popular tourist destination. Its gorgeous beaches, the Honolulu Zoo, the Waikiki Aquarium, and vibrant Hawaiian culture make it the perfect place to enjoy with the whole family. Ala Moana Park, between downtown Honolulu and Waikiki, offers a pleasant place to relax and enjoy a tranquil alternative away from popular tourist destinations.

Description: Honolulu International Airport (HNL) is the most convenient option for fliers, offering many domestic and international flights. The airport offers a shuttle service, the Airport Waikiki Express, to and from hotels throughout the day. Public city buses also provide stops through downtown and Waikiki. Rental car services are accessible just outside the airport terminals as well. Once you have arrived at your destination, getting around may be a little difficult if you are not used to a compass-point grid system. A city map (often offered in hotel lobbies and tourist spots) or your phone’s GPS will come in handy while navigating Honolulu.

Upcoming Events in Honolulu

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Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival

The Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival celebrates LGBTQ+ cinema, showcasing diverse films that highlight stories of love, identity, and community. With screenings, panel discussions, and cultural events, it fosters inclusivity and dialogue, offering a platform for both local and international filmmakers.

Start date: July 10, 2026
End date: July 12, 2026

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Duke's OceanFest

Duke's OceanFest is an annual festival held in Waikiki, Hawaii, in honor of legendary surfer and Olympic swimmer Duke Kahanamoku. This event celebrates Hawaii's rich surf and beach culture and features a wide range of water sports competitions, including surfing, swimming, and beach volleyball.

Start date: August 14, 2026
End date: August 24, 2026

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Aloha Festivals Floral Parade

Rated one of the country's best parades and among its three most impressive floral parades, this annual eruption of flowers has its own special place in the CBS Thanksgiving Day Special. If you are in town, don't miss out on the opportunity to see it firsthand.

Start date: September 26, 2026
End date: September 26, 2026

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Columbus Day / Indigenous People's Day

Columbus Day is a public holiday in many parts of the country, with schools and public buildings closed. Places that do observe Columbus Day have parades celebrating Italian-American heritage. However, about a third of states do not observe Columbus Day - some celebrate Indigenous People's Day in its place. Indigenous People's Day honors Native Americans, their rich, diverse cultures, and brings attention to the injustices perpetrated against them.

Start date: October 12, 2026
End date: October 12, 2026

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Waikiki New Year's Fireworks

The Waikiki New Year's fireworks display is an annual event that fills the skies over Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii, ushering in the New Year with stunning pyrotechnics. Typically, the fireworks are launched from barges off Waikiki Beach, creating a spectacular background against the ocean.

Start date: December 31, 2026
End date: December 31, 2026

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New Year's ʻOhana Festival (NYOF)

The New Year's ʻOhana Festival (NYOF) is a family-friendly celebration held annually at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi. It features live entertainment, cultural demonstrations, food vendors, and activities for all ages. The event showcases Hawaiian and Japanese traditions, fostering community spirit.

Start date: January 11, 2027
End date: January 11, 2027

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Pacific Telecommunication Council (PTC)

The Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC) is a leading global organization focused on advancing telecommunications and technology in the Pacific region. Its annual conference brings together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the digital future.

Start date: January 18, 2027
End date: January 21, 2027

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Punahou Carnival

This annual event has evolved from a small school function to one of the most anticipated winter weekends in Honolulu. Rides and games cram the midway, as do food vendors selling everything from hamburgers to malassadas. Live music is non-stop featuring new bands every hour.

Start date: February 6, 2027
End date: February 7, 2027

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Chinese New Year's Celebration

The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is a significant cultural festival for the Chinese community in Honolulu. The parades are a highlight of the festival. It includes brightly colored floats, lion and dragon dances, martial arts, cultural displays, and traditional music.

Start date: February 13, 2027
End date: February 14, 2027

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Honolulu Festival

The Honolulu Festival celebrates the multiculturalism and bonds between Hawaii and the rest of the Pacific Rim. This family-friendly event has educational and fun activities for children as well as epicurean galas for adults. A grand fireworks show ends the event on the beautiful Waikiki Beach.

Start date: March 13, 2027
End date: March 15, 2027

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Easter

Easter is an important holiday on the Christian calendar. The exact date of Easter varies each year but always falls on a Sunday, sometime between late March and late April. On this day observing Christians all over the world attend mass (prayer service). They often go on picnics, have dinner with family and friends and give each other Easter eggs. The eggs symbolize new life and a new beginning.

Start date: April 5, 2027
End date: April 5, 2027

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Waikiki Spam Jam

The Waikiki Spam Jam is an annual festival celebrating Hawaii’s iconic Spam dishes. Held along Kalakaua Avenue, it features a wide range of Spam-inspired food, live music, and fun activities. The event attracts locals and tourists alike, making it a lively, unique cultural experience in Waikiki.

Start date: April 25, 2027
End date: April 25, 2027

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Memorial Day

Held on the last Monday in May, Memorial Day is a public holiday in the United States. It commemorates those in the country's armed forces who died in the line of duty. Schools and many businesses are closed, and it is common for cities to hold a solemn parade in honor of the fallen.

Start date: May 25, 2027
End date: May 25, 2027

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Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaii

Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaii is a beautiful and moving tribute to loved ones who have passed away and aims to promote peace, and harmony. Participants are invited to write messages on small paper lanterns, which are then released into the ocean, creating a stunning display of floating lanterns.

Start date: May 26, 2027
End date: May 26, 2027

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