Hotel Reviews Waikiki Hawaii "Radisson Prince Kuhio"

The hotel is just a hop from the beach and the hotel team were courteous and efficient, particularly the concierge, Howard, who was remarkable. Would highly recommend the ocean view room on a higher floor for a little more money, it is worth it. Rooms were clean and we stayed there for 12 nights on the 11th floor with an ocean view and we had no complaints, for those that are noise sensative, Kuhio Avenue is a major street, so again paying for a higher floor is well worth it. I look forward to my next stay at the Radission Prince Kuhio.

My only regret is that I stayed for only a weekend.. I expected a fantastic holiday and good service from the hotel. But found my time in Hawaii outstandingly beautiful. Helped by the great staff at the hotel. The service was exceptional.This can only be obtained by having a well run management team who care about their employees and a corporate house that supports them. Every request was fulfilled graciously. An international and local paper available free everyday with a newsletter informing of the hotel activities and general info about the islands culture and weather. This was our first time at a Radisson and at the Prince Kuhio. We highly recommend the hotel to everyone.

We were a party of 3 couples celebrating our success and friendship with our five children. The hotel was very comfortable and the service was pleasant. This hotel is located one block back from the hustle and bustle of Kalakaua Ave (main strip in Waikiki). Very exciting for the whole family, and conveniently located. The pool is not too big, and is located on the roof top of the car park on level 10 which is far enough away from rooms to avoid unnecessary noise. There is a business centre on the ground floor which provides free internet access which is handy. The staff at the front desk and the concierge were always helpful. Thank you to all the friendly, smiling staff.

Couldn't be better. We just got back from Hawaii on January 3rd. The Radisson recently completed renovations. I feel like I have too. I stayed on the 8th floor. And found easy access to the 10th floor pool deck. Couldn't believe my luck. I got a deal for 5 days with 1 day free. If you are looking for surf lessons then stop by to see Roger Brown. He is located by the Duke Staue on Waikiki beach across from the Hyatt. He only charges $25.00/hour per person unlike the $100+ that other surfing companies charge. He is the best. The polynesian culture centre was incredible. The Luau show was the best I have gone to and I have been to Hawaii 3 times and to 3 luau's. You will not be disappointed. The food in Waikiki is the best and has many places to choose from. I liked the Cheesecake factory the best but it can be a little pricey if you are on a budget. The cheeseburger in Paradise was great too. Overall the Radisson is a wonderful memory and souvenir of Hawaii . We would not hesitate to stay here again.