Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk - Honolulu, Hawaii - Spacious New Suites near the Beach


Opened in January 2007, Honolulu's newest all-suite resort, the Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk, is just minutes from the beach and the shopping/dining district that stretches along Kalakaua Avenue. It is one of the anchor properties of the Waikiki Beach Walk, a $535 million renewal project covering almost eight full acres along Lewers Street in the heart of Waikiki.

Here, visitors will find 369 family- and business-friendly rooms housed within two 21-story towers. Units range from simple one-bedroom suites facing inland to two-bedroom suites with sweeping ocean views, wet bars, microwave ovens and compact refrigerators. Children aged 18 and under stay free of charge in all rooms; Hilton HHonors members earn extra bonus points and double airline miles, while receiving complimentary bathrobes for use during their stay.

All bookings include a full cooked-to-order breakfast daily. There is also free high-speed internet access, an evening invitation to the Manager's Reception with refreshments, appetizers and nightly entertainment, and 24/7 admission to the fitness center. Those traveling on business will appreciate the complimentary local and long-distance telephone calls, in-suite safe, and business center open round the clock.

By booking the resort's "Suite Spot Romance'' stay, couples can take advantage of a free, Hawaiian traditional lomilomi massage for two in the privacy of their suite. The package also features a gift and signature desserts from Roy's Waikiki, where Hawaiian "fusion'' is the food theme, or Ruth's Chris Waikiki, a top-ranked steakhouse.

Two other fine dining venues can be found at the resort. The Yard House is an upscale-casual restaurant with an extensive menu, classic rock music, and purportedly the world's largest selection of draft beer. Its keg room contains 600 barrels, ranging from classic lagers to obscure stouts and ales. Another choice for meals here is the ultra-chic Kaiwa Waikiki, a Tokyo-style teppanyaki restaurant with a highly regarded sushi bar.

The open-air Grand Lanai on the fourth level between the two towers is the focal point for daytime activities. It features a swimming pool, children's pool and whirlpool spa, along with poolside drinks and snacks service. The music of the islands is also showcased on the Grand Lanai each Sunday and twice monthly as part of the Waikiki Beach Walk's heritage program, Na Mele No Na Pua.

Those who feel a bit more adventurous may wish to stop by the Embassy Suites activities center. Staff can arrange all manner of outings, from swimming with dolphins or hiking through rain forests to surfing, golf, sightseeing, sailing, dinner cruises, snorkeling, diving, and much more.

When it comes to shopping, the Embassy Suites has Hawaii covered. Mana Hawai'i sells authentic local art and crafts, while providing ukulele classes and demonstrations of lomilomi massage and lauhala weaving. Oasis Lifestyle is a clothing store, featuring relaxed and casually elegant resort wear, plus a unique collection of jewelry. And Alter Ego offers casual, surf-inspired urban apparel, including brand-name items from Billabong, Ezekiel, Hurley, and more.

The Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk is located at 201 Beachwalk, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815. Parking charges are $25 per day with unlimited in and out services. However, those who visit Waikiki Beach Walk for lunch may park here for up to four hours for free with restaurant validation.

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