Luxury Escapes is offering a
5-Night Stay for 2 Adults at
Prince Waikiki Honolulu in
Oahu, Hawaii with prices starting
from $1,869 (up to 40% off). Booking is available for a limited time or you may opt to select
Buy now, choose dates later and may
choose dates anytime before March 1, 2027 in your account and Manage your booking online and
travel by March 31, 2027.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
serra for sharing this deal.
- Note: Please be sure to verify all details on the listing before booking your stay. Subject to availability, and additional charges including seasonal, weekend, peak period, and property-specific surcharges. Stays from 5 to 21 nights are available.
- Additional Savings: Select Amex Cardholders may qualify for 8% Back (up to $500), see here for details.
Example Stay Options (Prices based on 5-Nights):
- Oceanfront Harbor One King Bed from $1,869
- Oceanfront Harbor Two Queen Beds (1 Kid Stays Free + RT Airport Transfers) from $2,069
- Premier Oceanfront One King Bed (with RT Airport Transfers) from $2,069
- Premier Oceanfront Two Queen Beds (with RT Airport Transfers) from $2,399
Package Includes:
- Daily buffet breakfast at 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar
- Daily $25 dining credit
- Waived daily $53 resort fee
- 50% off self-parking for one vehicle (Regularly $45/night)
- Guaranteed late checkout
- Access to the rooftop infinity pool with panoramic views
- Inclusions valid for two guests
Terms & Conditions:
- Valid for travel from 1 April 2026 until 31 March 2027 (bookings must be made before 1 March 2027).
- Daily Dining Credit: The included non-cumulative credit must be used each day during your stay (credit is per room, per day). Any unused credit will be forfeited. Credit can be used at 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, Hinana Bar, Bird of Paradise, Sakura Bar (seasonal) and for in-room dining (excludes minibar).
- Waived $53 resort fee includes: roundtrip shuttle to Hawaii Prince Golf Club; admission for two people to the Honolulu Museum of Art; buy one, get one free Waikiki Trolley Green Line pass; daily 24-hour fitness centre access; 10% off select spa services at Naio Bliss spa; complimentary local/international calls; discounts at the Hawaii Prince Golf Club and tennis lessons; and more.
- Self-parking is available for $45 per vehicle, per night (you will receive 50% off this rate). Valet parking is available for $50 per vehicle, per night. Prices do not include tax.
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Prince Waikiki is a modern, quieter Waikiki stay that works best for travelers who want oceanfront rooms, easy access to Ala Moana and marina excursions, and a more peaceful base than the center of Waikiki. The rooms have large windows, marina or ocean views, and bidets, and the Sunday brunch buffet gets strong praise. The main tradeoffs are the long walk to Waikiki Beach, limited nearby food, no beach access, and parking that can add up. The deal also draws tax and value concerns, especially if the included breakfast and dining credit are not useful.
Common Questions (5)
No. It sits at the far end of Waikiki near Ala Moana Mall, Magic Island, and Ala Wai Harbor, so the walk to Waikiki Beach and many activities is long. That location is quieter and easier to get in and out of, but it is not ideal if you want to be in the middle of the beach scene.
The deal only looks strong if comparable nightly rates for your dates are around $315 or higher, because regular bookings can add about $60 or more per night in fees. The listed $1869 price also does not include the 18.712% room tax, which pushes the total higher.
Yes. The rooms include bidets, which is a notable feature of the property and fits its Japanese-oriented setup.
It does not have beach access; the property overlooks the harbor instead. Rooms are oceanfront with large windows, but most do not have balconies.
The listing's child-stay-free wording appears unreliable, with one example showing the total rising from about $2,000 for two people to about $2,600 with one child. That makes it worth confirming the final price before booking if you are traveling with kids.
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If not we're considering NCL POA cruise for $4.7k for a balcony in May,
This deal gives us more flexibilty for airfare/miles though
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You think money grows on water?
AND PLEASE DON'T FORGET THE 18.712% on your room rate...
so THE REAL PRICE IS $2,218.73 with tax not $1869 WITHOUT TAX. That is $443.75 PER NIGHT!!!!
I will add that you did not account for taxes 18.712%. This is paid advertisement... this is NOT a deal.
like Prince, halekulani, otani.
Looking for a beach location, or first time in Honolulu, id say look elsewhere. However its still a beautiful spot and property and without kids (who want the beach) highly recommend especially with all the inclusions
the price though is truly not great unless you are staying peak holiday breaks and it's bookable for those times. Otherwise, many fine beach side hotels in the 200-300$ range. Remember, COVID peak is way over +n Japanese aren't flocking to Hawaii in droves anymore - this was a huge demographic which has all but disappeared for many reasons... geopolitics, yen, and near asia location have finally been discovered and built - plus they built their own halekulani on Okinawa few years ago.
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