Pagoda Hotel A 1 star hotel in Honolulu

The two towers of this hotel are located midway between Honolulu and Waikiki, a half-mile from the convention center. The 360 air-conditioned guestrooms have refrigerators, coffeemakers, and cable TV with pay movies. The hotel has dual swimming pools, a Japanese garden, and a floating restaurant surrounded by ponds of colorful koi.

Hotel prices and availability

Map showing Pagoda Hotel

Dining at the Pagoda Hotel

Pagoda Floating Restaurant - Designed to evoke a pagoda floating on a koi-filled pond with cascading waterfalls and nearby gardens, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner as well as a buffet Sunday brunch. The menu blends Asian, Western, and Hawaiian cuisine.

Attractions near this hotel

Hawaii Convention Center - 0.5 miles
Ala Moana Shopping Center - 0.5 miles
Ala Moana Beach Park - 0.5 miles
Honolulu Zoo - 2 miles
Waikiki Aquarium - 2 miles
International Market Place - 2 miles
Waikiki Beach - 2 miles
Aloha Tower Market Place - 2 miles
Diamond Head Crater - 5 miles
Bishop Museum - 7 miles
Hanauma Bay - 15 miles

Honolulu International Airport (HNL): Approximate driving time is 16 minutes and distance is 8 miles.

Driving directions from Honolulu International Airport: Head east on the H1 Fwy toward Honolulu. Exit at Kinau St and stay in the right lane. Turn right onto Keeaumoku St. At the third light, turn left onto Rycroft St. The hotel entrance is on the right.

Getting there: Shuttles and taxis are both available right outside baggage claim. Shuttles charge $5–15 per person, while a typical taxi fare is $16–25. Rental cars are another option and are available online. All fees subject to change without notice.

Getting around: Many guests opt for the convenience of rental cars (available online), especially with the hotel''s location between downtown Honolulu and bustling Waikiki. However, a car is not absolutely necessary. Public transportation is excellent in Honolulu and Waikiki, and a bus stop is located across the street from the hotel. Single fares are less than $5, while a four-day pass costs $16–25. Fees subject to change without notice. Taxis are also plentiful, and normally they are waiting on site. If not, the hotel can call for one, which generally arrives within 10 minutes. For extensive travel around the island, however, a car is usually the best bet. Guests who prefer not to drive can instead book one of many tours available, and the hotel can provide assistance with tour planning.

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