Internet cafes in Oahu and Big Island?
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Internet cafes in Oahu and Big Island?
DH and I are spending 8 nights on Oahu (5 in Waikiki and 3 on the North Shore) and 5 nights on the Big Island on the Kohala Coast. I'm definitely going to need to check my e-mail a few times, can anyone recommend a good internet cafe on both islands? Thanks!
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What part of Waikiki will you be in?
Where Fort DeRussy Park ends at Waikiki beach there's a great internet cafe right tucked in behind the snack stand, near the public restrooms and tennis courts. It's on the beach side of the hotel that is between Outrigger Reef and the park.
Depending on your hotel this might or might not be convenient. I'm sure they are all over, this was just the closest one to my hotel on Beach Walk.
Where Fort DeRussy Park ends at Waikiki beach there's a great internet cafe right tucked in behind the snack stand, near the public restrooms and tennis courts. It's on the beach side of the hotel that is between Outrigger Reef and the park.
Depending on your hotel this might or might not be convenient. I'm sure they are all over, this was just the closest one to my hotel on Beach Walk.
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Internet Cafe & Beautiful Day Tours
2161 Kalia Road, Suite 110
located on the beachside of the Waikiki Shore hotel
It looks to be approx. 5 beachfront hotels away from where you're staying (away from Diamondhead direction, back toward Fort deRussy park)
2161 Kalia Road, Suite 110
located on the beachside of the Waikiki Shore hotel
It looks to be approx. 5 beachfront hotels away from where you're staying (away from Diamondhead direction, back toward Fort deRussy park)
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There's a small place called Cyber Bite Cafe at 1917 Kalakaua Avenue. They're the cheapest at $1.04 for 15 minutes or $4.16 for 1 hour. It's near the corner of Kalakaua and Ala Moana Blvd next to Subway.
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Aloha! I found the nicest intertnet cafe in the Kailua-Kona area was in the King Kam hotel. You can buy your time at the reception desk. They are connected to a cafe across the street that isn't very nice. I tried a few other cafes but I found they were all hot, with chairs that were the wrong height and no way of adjusting them, and you were sqaueezed in like sardines.
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In Waikiki, try the Sand Villa hotel on Kaiulani and Ala Wai. I would call it an internet 'bar'. Don't go to the one across from the Ohana East Hotel. (In the building that has stores on 3 different floors). The equipment looks older than I am.