Waikiki Banyan
201 Ohua Ave, Honolulu, HI, 96815
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201 Ohua Ave
Honolulu, HI, 96815 - Phone
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Jimbos B.
Ok the place here is very nice. However, there is this pair of older women that ruined it for us. They are horrible people. Several days in a row, we see them bully the kids in the pool when they come down. Usually they are there around 5pm'ish. Avoid them at all costs. They purposely walk between kids who are playing or "splashing" and tell them to stop. They could easily walk around the kids as the pool is large enough for them to easily do so. But, for some reason they like to walk right between everyone and make a HUGE fake scene. "AAAHHHH!!!! No splashing!" I think they do this because they are trying to flirt with an older man who also seems to come down to the pool at the same time. Maybe they are hoping he will come to their rescue and fulfill some unrealized fantasy? Not sure. But, again don't take your kids down to the pool at this time since these two fake drama queens will ruin it for you and your family.
(1)Cameron S.
This place is the worst. Avoid it at all costs. The place is run down and things are falling apart. The pluming is so unreliable that they have rolling shut offs. The security are all wannabe cops that hassle people over stupid crap constantly. The recycling service that the building provides? - They throw it all away with all the regular trash. The only thing they recycle is the flattened out cardboard. I've literally with my own two eyes watch the maintenance people pick up the glass and/or aluminum recycle bins and dump them down the trash chute. The parking lot is a mess. Dead ends everywhere and they love throwing out tickets to increase revenue from the already expensive parking. Both towers are full of tourists and you can forget about using the pool if you're over 15 years old.
(1)Matt C.
The Waikiki Banyan is one of the best kept secrets in Waikiki! The condos sleep 5 to 6 people at less than the cost of a hotel. The recreation and pool deck is great for both adults and the kids with a pool, two hot tubs, tennis, basketball, golf putting, coin operated BBQ grills, and a children's play area. The Waikiki Banyan is a condominium resort with two towers and over 800 units. Parking is provided on site and is free from some of the vacation rental managers. We stayed with Koko Resorts which has an onside office and they did not charge for parking. Because each condo is individually owned, the units vary significantly in condition and amenities. Make sure you stay with a property manager that allows you to see pictures of the actual unit you will be staying in and not just an assigned condo from a hotel operator. Some of the units are very nice with granite counter tops, Stainless appliances, etc. Other units still have original decorations and fixtures from the late 1970's. The older units are usually clean and can be a good option as you can get a great rate for choosing a non deluxe unit. Just make sure you know what unit you are getting so you can make a good price decision. I would strongly recommend staying with Koko Resorts at the Waikiki Banyan since they are onsite and have provided great value for us every time we have stayed there.
(5)Brad M.
The Waikiki Banyan is a two-tower residential condominium complex located about 2 blocks from the beach next to a Hilton and Hyatt. The two towers are both nearly 40 stories tall so the units on the upper floors offer some breathtaking views, especially the ones on in Tower 1 facing toward Diamond Head. The complex is a bit dated, having been built in the 1970s, but there have been upgrades and renovations since then. The complex also has a multi-level parking garage underneath and a pool and jacuzzis. The garage is poorly designed with tandem spaces and many dead end areas with drive aisles that are so narrow you have to back out. But parking is at a premium in Waikiki, especially this close to the beach. My wife and I rented unit 3411 on the 34th floor of Tower 1. The view was amazing. We were able to watch the sunrise over the mountains. We had a perfect view of Diamond Head and the ocean. Additionally we were close enough to the zoo to see elephants from our window and wake up to the sound of monkey noises. While this particular unit was very dated, it was amazingly economical. Couple that with the view and the included parking (which can cost $20-30 a day at hotels) and this rental was a no-brainer. While we rented from an owner through VRBO.com , you could also rent through Aston who has about two hundred units they rent in the building, as well. For the location and price, an upper floor unit at the Waikiki Banyan is an excellent option to consider instead of the many expensive hotels nearby.
(4)Heidi H.
I traded my timeshare to stay here for a week. The property was very nice, they recently remodeled the rooms so everything was new. Granite countertops and new appliances in the kitchen. Unit had a tub shower combo and a king size bed with dresser and closet space. Living room area was nice with flat screen TV. Only bad thing was that was in the wall and wasn't adjustable so you couldn't watch it in the bedroom, minor inconvenience I mean you shouldn't be watching TV anyway. There was a Murphy bed tucked in the wall of the living room as well for more space for guests. That's a nice way of hiding sleeping areas and not having your guests or kids have to sleep on a sofa bed all lumpy. You get a real mattress this way. The lanai's were being worked on and everything was all new tile out there and they looked so nice but the week we were there they were blocked off so we were unable to open the patio door or even go out on them. This was a real bummer since they were still working on them. So only climate control was the AC since the other windows they had in bedroom to open are only flip out ones not sliders. So no real fresh air or breeze could get in. But they did have a stand up oscillating fan which was nice. Overall I would recommend this place the views are nice, we were on 14th floor over looking pool area and could see some ocean too, could have seen more had we been able to go out on balcony. Location is very good you can get out of Waikiki and walk to a Safeway, and some local favorites Leonard's Bakery, Diamond Head grill, Rainbow Inn, Teddy's burgers, as well as the beach, zoo, international market, and much more. Good home base for your stay. Oh they also included a free parking spot with our room which apparently is gold down in Waikiki.
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