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- Entire rental unit
- Waikiki
Located in the heart of Waikiki '2413 Kuhio' is ideal for remote workers and longer stays with a full kitchen, space studio floorplan and full bathroom. Styled with modern comfortable furnishings and featuring its own “Spectrum Internet Ultra” Service - 400Mb x 20Mb" and WiFi, plus ethernet cables available upon request for direct connection.
- Entire guest suite
- Kailua
This unique place has a style all its own. Enjoy high speed internet as you work from home in paradise. The beach is just a short 10/15 minute walk away. Soak in the sunrise over the peek a boo view of the ocean, and wind down watching sunset over the Ko’olau mountains from your backyard. Try your hand at local cuisine from your chefs kitchen or enjoy the patio near fruit bearing avocado and lemon trees. Kids live in adjoining house and can be heard at times. Please use AC sparingly🙏
- Private room
- Honolulu
Beautiful home with less than a 15-minute drive to Honolulu and the beaches. Close to Ala Moana, Waikiki and many other wonderful Hawaii landmarks. You can also easily drive to the North Shore, Kailua and Hawaii Kai. Get to Aloha Stadium effortlessly to take advantage of the sales or even better go to Waikele Premium Outlets. This house has ample street parking and 2 washer/dryers.
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Your guide to Honolulu
Introduction
As Hawaii’s state capital, the largest city across the islands, and the most remote major city in the world, Honolulu has long been the most famous and popular gateway into the Hawaiian experience. With a population of nearly 1 million residents, Honolulu thrums with diversity and energy, and a lush surrounding landscape and gentle aquamarine shores frame its populous high-rise skyline. Blessed with a beautiful and swimmable beachfront — Honolulu means "calm port" in Hawaiian — visitors will have a wealth of oceanfront activities to choose from, whether it’s snorkeling in nearby Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve or strolling across Waikiki Beach in the shadow of the city’s most luxurious resorts and vacation rentals, or stand-up paddleboarding under the warm glow of a Oahu sunset.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Honolulu?
Chances are you’ll never need anything more than a light sweater or jacket to stay warm in Honolulu, where average temperatures typically hover between 75 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Warm and dry summer weather extends from April through November. The island’s pleasant trade winds cause temperatures to fall only modestly between December and March.
What are the top things to do in Honolulu?
Diamond Head State Monument
The hike up to the 300,000-year-old volcanic Diamond Head Crater would be arduous if the trek wasn’t so breathtakingly beautiful along the way. The reward for those tired legs is a stunning view of Honolulu and the glistening Pacific below that deserves numerous photos for posterity. Just be sure to arrive early to avoid the wave of crowds, bring cash for the walk-in entry fee, and wear a hat and bring water for the hike up.
Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve
Those hoping to escape from highly developed Waikiki Beach should make their way southeast along the East Honolulu coast. A sheltered and tranquil bay awaits, offering some of the best snorkeling on the island for beginners. Just note: Getting down to the reef requires a 10-minute descent by a steep trail, and there’s a small admission fee (those with disabilities can take a bus down for a smaller fee).
Honolulu Chinatown
If you want to immerse yourself in the scene where Honolulu locals dine, shop, and celebrate, head over to the city's Chinatown district. Many of the best new restaurants helmed by young Hawaiian talent are based in this section of Honolulu, packed with Hawaiian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese markets and shops. The Maunakea Marketplace food court is recommended for a snack or meal, and numerous galleries and local boutiques further flavor the neighborhood.