04-06-2012, 10:38 AM
kani, thanks for replying ... that sounds gross.
My son has stayed on the 6th floor recently (not the annex). He is not as picky as I am by light years, but he said thought I might be OK with it.
I am glad that jrw started this topic, always good to hear about clean and affordable in Waikiki.
For my own trips, I have either stayed at Ala Moana or bid Priceline.
The first time I bid Priceline I was a rookie, and I got Ohana East, which I did not like.
The last two times I bid I got the Waikiki Marriott and the Hyatt.
I got the Marriott for $106 and the Hyatt for $125.
While I don't consider $125 to be cheap, sometimes I like to pay a little more and combine a vacation like experience with business. Hyatt's location is great.
The Royal Grove definitely has a following and plenty of repeat guests.
There is a hotel parking lot just behind the Marriott that is very affordable and allows guests of other hotels to park there. The name escapes me at the moment.
My son has stayed on the 6th floor recently (not the annex). He is not as picky as I am by light years, but he said thought I might be OK with it.
I am glad that jrw started this topic, always good to hear about clean and affordable in Waikiki.
For my own trips, I have either stayed at Ala Moana or bid Priceline.
The first time I bid Priceline I was a rookie, and I got Ohana East, which I did not like.
The last two times I bid I got the Waikiki Marriott and the Hyatt.
I got the Marriott for $106 and the Hyatt for $125.
While I don't consider $125 to be cheap, sometimes I like to pay a little more and combine a vacation like experience with business. Hyatt's location is great.
The Royal Grove definitely has a following and plenty of repeat guests.
There is a hotel parking lot just behind the Marriott that is very affordable and allows guests of other hotels to park there. The name escapes me at the moment.