Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa

Right across the street from Duke, and the heart of Waikiki. It was really crowded, it took 30 min to check in, the elevators are not air conditioned, were always packed, and took forever. The hotel is inside a mall and difficult to navigate. The room was comfortable and we were upgraded to an ocean view room, which was great. We were overlooking a crane and a construction site of the hotel next door. The hotel is old and the walls/floors are thin. I heard coughing, stomping, baby cries, etc. all night. If being in the hustle of Waikiki is what you are looking for, this is a nice option.

I usually stay with family when we visit but decided to try the Hyatt Regency...so convenient to everything and I loved the coffee shop and shops in the hotel! Easy to take the double decker bus around from Waikiki to Ala Moana...couldn’t beat the location right across the beach and also enjoyed some down time at the pool with a cocktail! Big rooms and comfy beds for our family of four. Would highly recommend!!!!

OK

The only redeeming quality of this hotel (I would hardly call it a resort) is the location itself. It’s right in the heart of Waikiki, central access to all the locations and opposite Waikiki beach. The property is dated, the elevators took forever, the front desk service was dismal, the parking lot is a nightmare, esp if you are driving a bigger car and the parking fee is $35 per night. With so many other hotels nearby, I would definitely consider other options the next time I am back.

The hotel and its staff were very good. We stayed for 7 night and they were all awesome. Great Hotel