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I say go with the Moana because brunch was given an update. W was making revisions last I walked through, could be wrong but think they were moving it off the veranda. Sooooooooooo, I suspect they will be working hard to capture old following and maintain new...
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Mark99 when the w bought took over the moana roommates went up I would think brunch did too.
Dukey that could have been temporary but that is what I was told when I walked into the hotel recently. There is a back porch area though that has a great view too, could easily be in this area.
Dukey that could have been temporary but that is what I was told when I walked into the hotel recently. There is a back porch area though that has a great view too, could easily be in this area.
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I just came back this past January. I think it was $23 at Moana and 40 something at Royal. I didn't know about them taking it over...it always was starwood which is part of most W's, but I know the W in Honolulu is run a little differently. Quite frankly I wouldn't stay there and I love W's.
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Not too much has changed mark but insiders told me (people working there) that the new management had the view that the clientele that was interested in the historical aspects of the hotel are far outnumbered by the clientele that wants new.
What I observed was some wood work over the front desk was painted white. Not sure why anyone would do that anywhere, it was quite dramatic before. No one wants to gaze at white instead of a rich old wood. Old hanging chandeliers (sp) were taken down. The quilt exhibit is gone. New furniture brought in that has cleaner lines and not as cozy as the old. I did not check to see if historical area upstairs is still there. This all sounds like a lot but it still has its old charm at the end of the day, just a tad stuffy.
What I observed was some wood work over the front desk was painted white. Not sure why anyone would do that anywhere, it was quite dramatic before. No one wants to gaze at white instead of a rich old wood. Old hanging chandeliers (sp) were taken down. The quilt exhibit is gone. New furniture brought in that has cleaner lines and not as cozy as the old. I did not check to see if historical area upstairs is still there. This all sounds like a lot but it still has its old charm at the end of the day, just a tad stuffy.
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I called the Westin Moana Surfrider and was told that there is currently no Sunday brunch. They are doing renovations and the plan is to be finished by late October. The brunch will resume at that time. So, I guess that solved this problem for me! It's the Royal Hawaiian for brunch!
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