Waikiki Beach Hotel

The two ladies at the reception were very nice. You can park your bike in the garage. The room was very with a nice view, no complaint about that. They also have a Coworking space (Seaview Coworking Space) on 9th floor (last floor), so it was very easy to work from the hotel (note that the Coworking is a separate entity from the hotel). They have a small fruit juice stand in front of the hotel, and it's super cheap. Was getting at least two juices/smoothies per day every day. It is located 200m a, ay from the beach, so very convenient to go to the beach just walking. Lots of massage places and restaurants around the hotel

The staff was responsive, helpful, and spoke good English. The room we were given at first didn't have a functioning TV, fan, and the light near the door, but the staff offered to move us to a new and better room. Everything was working there. Location was near to the beach, a convenience store and some well-known eateries. They didn't have breakfast in their own hotel, but gave us breakfast vouchers at a restaurant just two shops away from the hotel. The breakfast there was alright. For the price we paid, the hotel was quite clean.

Very friendly staff (Anh to name a few) always keen to help (and go beyond). The hotel is 7 min away from the beach (and 2 min away from a commercial street). The building has a coworking space on the last floor (Seaview coworking). Great wifi throughout the hotel (stable for heavy streaming).

The location was good and there is a sweet cafe next door. The room was clean and they moved me immediately when there was an issue with the electrical key slot and door lock.

The hotel is near the beach, 3 min walk, and near the Dragon Bridge, 25 min walk. The places for breakfast (smoothie bowls, falafel bowls, etc), the European style area, and the best specialty coffee shops are 25 min walk. I would choose that area instead, next time, where iVegan is located. It was clean, Wi-Fi was ok-ish, not fast, but acceptable. The staff was nice, but the breakfast was very poor. They had only noodle soups with pork, beef, chicken meat, or seafood. We eat only once in 5 nights, even if the breakfast was included. It looks old a little bit, but looking back, it was a good stay.