"I selected this hotel before arriving because it was one of the lowest cost options and still included a 5th floor outside club deck area with a pool and hot tub along with shaded chairs and a refreshments area. The city busses, hop-on hop-off busses and tour busses stop right in front of the hotel. There were two ground floor booths that helped us book tours and activities. It had shopping stores, restaurants, a grocery store and parking garages within a few minutes walk as well as parking in the hotel itself. It was a 1 mile walk to the Waikiki beach, if you didn't take a bus. It included a full buffet breakfast that was simply wonderful. The buffet provided various juices, breads, bagels, sweet rolls, pancakes, yogurt, milk, cereal, cooked mixed vegetables, rice, mixed egg types, sausages, bacon, oatmeal, fresh oranges and bananas and everything to put on them, They also provided a daily newspaper that I read with breakfast every morning. There were two computers and a printer in the lobby for checking in to things and printing tickets and boarding passes. The only negative things to say is that there was usually a long line to talk to someone in the lobby and the in hotel parking was on a first in basis so if you left the hotel parking ramp there was no guarantee you would find parking there when you returned. Luckily the Waikiki public parking ramp, next to the Ross store, was half a mile away and always available and had a $50 a day maximum rate just like the hotel."