Ilikai - 4BR Condos - Sleeps 12

Summary:

Please note: this listing combines two units within the same community. Both are of equivalent size, finishes, and bedroom count to what’s shown. Guests receive separate keys/access codes at check-in, and both units are located within the same building cluster or community grounds.



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Steps from Waikiki Beach and the vibrant Ala Moana corridor, this four-bedroom Ilikai package sleeps up to 12 guests across two two-bedroom condominiums in one of Honolulu's most iconic oceanfront towers. With resort-style amenities, sweeping Pacific views, and immediate access to world-class dining and shopping, this is the ideal home base for families and groups wanting the full Honolulu experience. Please note: guests pay a mandatory Ilikai resort fee on site at check-in, separate from the rates shown.



Spread across two spacious two-bedroom condominiums, this package gives your group a total of four bedrooms, multiple full bathrooms, and two fully equipped kitchen and living areas, offering privacy and room to spread out that a single hotel suite simply cannot match. Each unit has its own lanai, in-unit laundry, and dedicated living space, so half your group can wind down quietly while the other half keeps the evening going. The units are approximately a 3-minute walk apart within Ilikai, making it easy to gather for morning coffee, coordinate beach days, or split up whenever the group wants its own pace.



THE NEIGHBORHOOD



The Ilikai sits at the western edge of Waikiki where the neighborhood opens up toward Ala Moana, putting you within easy walking distance of both worlds. Ala Moana Beach Park, one of Oahu's longest and most beloved stretches of calm, protected shoreline, is right at your doorstep, and the iconic Ala Moana Center, the largest open-air shopping mall in the United States, is a short stroll away. Fort DeRussy Beach and the full Waikiki strip are minutes to the east, along with celebrated restaurants like Nobu Honolulu, Marukame Udon, and the historic Moana Surfrider's Beachhouse. The Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon fronts the property directly, evening torch-lighting ceremonies draw crowds nightly, and the neighborhood pulses with surf culture, live music, and the easy, unhurried energy that defines Honolulu at its best.



GETTING AROUND



Honolulu Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is approximately 6 miles from the Ilikai, typically a 20 to 30 minute drive depending on traffic, and rideshare services like Uber and Lyft operate reliably throughout Waikiki and Ala Moana at all hours. The Ala Moana Center transit hub connects guests to TheBus routes covering most of Oahu for those who prefer public transportation. A rental car is convenient for day trips to the North Shore, Hanauma Bay, or the Windward Coast, and several rental agencies operate near the airport and in Waikiki itself. For everything within the immediate neighborhood, including beaches, restaurants, and shopping, the area is extremely walkable and most guests find they rarely need a car during their stay.



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Unit assignment note: This listing uses representative accommodations within the same resort/community. The assigned unit will match the advertised bedroom count, occupancy, quality standard, and core amenities. Exact decor, furnishings, layout, and view may vary by unit.



The Space:

Unit A (2BR): This two-bedroom Ilikai condo is part of the bundled Honolulu stay. Confirm exact bedding, baths, and amenities before publishing.



Unit B (2BR): This two-bedroom Ilikai condo is part of the bundled Honolulu stay. Confirm exact bedding, baths, and amenities before publishing.



The units are approximately a 3-minute walk apart within Ilikai.



The Neighborhood:

The Ilikai sits at the western edge of Waikiki where the neighborhood opens up toward Ala Moana, putting you within easy walking distance of both worlds. Ala Moana Beach Park, one of Oahu's longest and most beloved stretches of calm, protected shoreline, is right at your doorstep, and the iconic Ala Moana Center, the largest open-air shopping mall in the United States, is a short stroll away. Fort DeRussy Beach and the full Waikiki strip are minutes to the east, along with celebrated restaurants like Nobu Honolulu, Marukame Udon, and the historic Moana Surfrider's Beachhouse. The Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon fronts the property directly, evening torch-lighting ceremonies draw crowds nightly, and the neighborhood pulses with surf culture, live music, and the easy, unhurried energy that defines Honolulu at its best.



Getting Around:

Honolulu Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is approximately 6 miles from the Ilikai, typically a 20 to 30 minute drive depending on traffic, and rideshare services like Uber and Lyft operate reliably throughout Waikiki and Ala Moana at all hours. The Ala Moana Center transit hub connects guests to TheBus routes covering most of Oahu for those who prefer public transportation. A rental car is convenient for day trips to the North Shore, Hanauma Bay, or the Windward Coast, and several rental agencies operate near the airport and in Waikiki itself. For everything within the immediate neighborhood, including beaches, restaurants, and shopping, the area is extremely walkable and most guests find they rarely need a car during their stay.