Vacation Rentals By Owner In Honolulu, HI

This cozy studio puts you in the heart of Waikiki—just steps from the beach, restaurants, bars, and shops. Features a comfy queen bed (new mattress 2025), kitchen for light meals, and a lanai overlooking lively Lewers Street.

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Stay steps from the sand in this ideally situated studio right in the heart of Waikiki. Just one short block from the beach, you’ll be surrounded by the vibrant energy of Lewers Street—with top restaurants, bars, and shops right outside your door.brInside, the studio offers everything you need for a comfortable stay, including a queen bed with a brand-new 2025 mattress and a convenient kitchen for preparing light meals.brRelax on the second-floor lanai and soak in the lively street scene—perfectbrbrWe respect your privacy and we are available to answer your questions.brbrBeautiful Waikiki where beach and urban living meet! We are located on Lewers Street, also known as Beach Walk. It's a fabulous street with restaurants, shops and weekly local entertainment. One block away from the beach so best location ever if you want to be in the middle of it all.brbrWaikiki is arguably Hawaii's most famous neighborhood, located on the south shore of Honolulu, Oahu. It's a vibrant, bustling hub that perfectly blends urban energy with a quintessential Hawaiian beach experience, making it a top destination for vacationers.brHere's what you can expect when visiting Waikiki:brThe Beach Life:brWaikiki Beach: This iconic stretch of soft white sand and turquoise water is the heart of the neighborhood. It's perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or simply watching the waves roll in with Diamond Head as a stunning backdrop.brWater Activities: The calm, warm waters are ideal for all levels. You can easily take a surfing lesson (it's the birthplace of modern surfing!), try stand-up paddleboarding, go snorkeling to see colorful fish and even Hawaiian green sea turtles (like at Turtle Canyon), or enjoy a relaxing catamaran cruise (sunset cruises are highly recommended!).brFamily-Friendly Shores: Certain sections like Kuhio Beach are protected by seawalls, creating calm, shallow pools perfect for children and new swimmers.brShopping & Dining:brKalakaua Avenue: Waikiki's main thoroughfare is a lively promenade lined with a dazzling array of shops, from high-end luxury boutiques (like those on Luxury Row) to local souvenir stores and surf shops.brShopping Centers: Explore major destinations like the Royal Hawaiian Center, Waikiki Beach Walk, and the beautifully redeveloped International Market Place, which offers a blend of shops, dining, and nightly Hawaiian entertainment.brCulinary Delights: Waikiki boasts an incredible variety of dining options. You'll find everything from casual beachfront cafes and food trucks to upscale restaurants offering Hawaii Regional Cuisine and diverse international flavors, especially a strong presence of authentic Japanese cuisine.brAttractions & Activities:brDiamond Head: Hike to the summit of this iconic volcanic crater for breathtaking panoramic views of Waikiki, Honolulu, and the Pacific Ocean. It's a moderate but rewarding hike.brKapiolani Park & Honolulu Zoo: Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Kapiolani Park, a large green space at the eastern end of Waikiki, which is also home to the Honolulu Zoo (perfect for families).brWaikiki Aquarium: Discover Hawaii's diverse marine life at this historic aquarium, located right on the shoreline.brCultural Experiences: Look for free hula shows, live music performances, and cultural events often held at various shopping centers and public spaces. You can also visit statues of Hawaiian royalty, like the famous Duke Kahanamoku statue on the beach.brNearby Day Trips: Waikiki serves as an excellent base for exploring other Oahu attractions, with tours readily available to places like Pearl Harbor, the Polynesian Cultural Center, and scenic spots on the North Shore.brVibe & Atmosphere: Waikiki is known for its vibrant energy, often described as a bustling resort town. It's a highly walkable area, making it easy to get around on foot. While it can be crowded, especially the main beach sections, it offers a dynamic atmosphere with plenty to see and do both day and night. You'll find a mix of international visitors and locals enjoying the unique blend of city and beach life.brIn essence, Waikiki offers a comprehensive vacation experience, blending relaxation on world-famous beaches with exciting urban amenities, cultural insights, and easy access to Oahu's wider attractions.brbrbrThis is a private studio for the guest's exclusive access.brbrThe studio is located on the 2nd floor of the building overlooking Lewers Street. It's a great spot to sit, relax and enjoy people watching.brbrThe room has a large kitchen area with the essentials for preparing simple meals. brbrThe bed is a queen size and comfy for watching television.brbrDoes not include daily housekeeping. You can exchange dirty towels and request clean sheets at Housekeeping (3rd floor).

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Stay steps from the sand in this private studio at the Imperial Resort. Walk to shops, dining & nightlife. Rooftop pool, hot tub, gym, and kitchen included!

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Stay in a privately owned studio at the Imperial Resort, just 1 block from Waikiki Beach. Walk to world-class shops, local eats, and nightly entertainment right outside your door. Unwind with access to the rooftop pool, hot tub, sauna, and fitness center. Inside, you'll find a convenient kitchen for easy meals in between island adventures. Comfort, convenience, and a true Waikiki vibe—right in the heart of it all.brbrWe respect your privacy and are available to assist as needed. Please contact us with your questions.brbrBeautiful Waikiki where beach and urban living meet! We are located on Lewers Street, also known as Beach Walk. It's a fabulous street with restaurants, shops and weekly local entertainment. One block away from the beach so best location ever if you want to be in the middle of it all.brbrWaikiki is arguably Hawaii's most famous neighborhood, located on the south shore of Honolulu, Oahu. It's a vibrant, bustling hub that perfectly blends urban energy with a quintessential Hawaiian beach experience, making it a top destination for vacationers.brbrHere's what you can expect when visiting Waikiki:brbrThe Beach Life:brbrWaikiki Beach: This iconic stretch of soft white sand and turquoise water is the heart of the neighborhood. It's perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or simply watching the waves roll in with Diamond Head as a stunning backdrop.brbrWater Activities: The calm, warm waters are ideal for all levels. You can easily take a surfing lesson (it's the birthplace of modern surfing!), try stand-up paddleboarding, go snorkeling to see colorful fish and even Hawaiian green sea turtles (like at Turtle Canyon), or enjoy a relaxing catamaran cruise (sunset cruises are highly recommended!).brbrFamily-Friendly Shores: Certain sections like Kuhio Beach are protected by seawalls, creating calm, shallow pools perfect for children and new swimmers.brbrShopping & Dining:brbrKalakaua Avenue: Waikiki's main thoroughfare is a lively promenade lined with a dazzling array of shops, from high-end luxury boutiques (like those on Luxury Row) to local souvenir stores and surf shops.brbrShopping Centers: Explore major destinations like the Royal Hawaiian Center, Waikiki Beach Walk, and the beautifully redeveloped International Market Place, which offers a blend of shops, dining, and nightly Hawaiian entertainment.brbrCulinary Delights: Waikiki boasts an incredible variety of dining options. You'll find everything from casual beachfront cafes and food trucks to upscale restaurants offering Hawaii Regional Cuisine and diverse international flavors, especially a strong presence of authentic Japanese cuisine.brbrAttractions & Activities:brbrDiamond Head: Hike to the summit of this iconic volcanic crater for breathtaking panoramic views of Waikiki, Honolulu, and the Pacific Ocean. It's a moderate but rewarding hike.brbrKapiolani Park & Honolulu Zoo: Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Kapiolani Park, a large green space at the eastern end of Waikiki, which is also home to the Honolulu Zoo (perfect for families).brbrWaikiki Aquarium: Discover Hawaii's diverse marine life at this historic aquarium, located right on the shoreline.brbrCultural Experiences: Look for free hula shows, live music performances, and cultural events often held at various shopping centers and public spaces. You can also visit statues of Hawaiian royalty, like the famous Duke Kahanamoku statue on the beach.brbrNearby Day Trips: Waikiki serves as an excellent base for exploring other Oahu attractions, with tours readily available to places like Pearl Harbor, the Polynesian Cultural Center, and scenic spots on the North Shore.brbrVibe & Atmosphere:brWaikiki is known for its vibrant energy, often described as a bustling resort town. It's a highly walkable area, making it easy to get around on foot. While it can be crowded, especially the main beach sections, it offers a dynamic atmosphere with plenty to see and do both day and night. You'll find a mix of international visitors and locals enjoying the unique blend of city and beach life.brbrIn essence, Waikiki offers a comprehensive vacation experience, blending relaxation on world-famous beaches with exciting urban amenities, cultural insights, and easy access to Oahu's wider attractions.brbrYou have the studio for your exclusive use.brYou also have access to the gym, hot tub, sauna and rooftop pool. brOur location is fabulous and very close to the beach!brbrThis studio is located on the 14th floor and has a lanai with outdoor seating and a view onto Lewers Street's Beachwalk. The street is a vibrant, fun experience with restaurants, bars, shopping and weekly outdoor entertainment and market.brbrThe studio is 350 square feet and has a seating area with a sofa and large screen television. The large closet has room for hanging clothes and personal items. The kitchen is well equipped with what you need to prepare meals.brbrVery close to all the necessary transportation including the city bus (The Bus), the tour bus station at the Sheraton Waikiki, and the trolley stops.brbrUber or Shuttles from the airport are best ways to get to Waikiki.brbrDoes not include daily housekeeping. You can exchange dirty towels and request clean sheets at Housekeeping (3rd floor).

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