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ResortQuest at the Executive Centre Hotel

Fodor's Review:

Downtown Honolulu's only hotel is an all-suites high-rise in the center of the business district, within walking distance of the historic Capitol District, Honolulu's Chinatown, and a 10-minute drive from Honolulu International Airport. It's also three blocks from Aloha Tower Marketplace and the cruise-ship terminal at Pier 10. Accommodations occupy the top 10 floors of a 40-story glass tower, and have magnificent views of downtown Honolulu and Honolulu Harbor. Many hotels offer their guests free continental breakfast each morning, but here it's served in the top-floor Executive Club with views so mesmerizing, you might linger over your morning coffee past sunset. The slew of amenities is a boon to those staying for several days or longer. Each spacious suite has a separate living area, three phones, deep whirlpool tubs, and kitchenette stocked with cold beverages. Some units have washer-dryers. The major disadvantage is that, after work hours, there are few nearby dining options, so if you like to dine out, you should consider renting a car. Pros: Central to downtown businesses, transportation, and sights. Cons: Few restaurants within walking distance at night, no beach within walking distance.

  • Hotel Details: 116 suites
  • In-room: safe, kitchen.
  • In-hotel: restaurant, pool, gym, laundry facilities, parking (paid).
  • Credit Cards: AE, DC, MC, V
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