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General Policies & Fine Print
Check-in Policy:
Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy:
Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
General Information:
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.
Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Resort Fee - A mandatory hotel-imposed fee is charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
Mandatory hotel-imposed resort fee inclusions:
- Complimentary one day rental of GoPro Camera
- Enhanced Wi-Fi access in guestroom and public areas
- Wi-Fi on Island: Complimentary rental of MiFi device
- Daily Cultural Activities including hula lessons, lei making, history tour, and morning ocean ritual
- Ukulele Lessons
- Yoga: Start your morning in complete relaxation with yoga offered daily in a peaceful environment. Located in front of the Moana Surfrider.
- Yoga Nidra Meditation
- Moana Surfrider Shopping Tote (one per stay per room)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in.
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
6875 reviews
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Nov 18, 2024Overpriced and really disappointing
Location and grandeur of the facade aside, this place disappoints. The city view rooms are anything but - you look straight into the next hotel rooms and their open balconies. The renovation noise was intrusive but the late night street noise and music were way worse. There’s zero sound proofing. As a solo traveller I also never felt valued or welcome - no one greets you when you enter or leave, there’s no communication during your stay, and the staff just look like they’re going through the motions. And the resort fee is a total rip off - there’s no value in it for most people and it just inflates an already over priced hotel bill. The location is great but really they can’t keep trading on that - the hotel is tired and the rooms need work. There’s no room service and the bar food is ridiculously overpriced for what it is. The tv wasn’t reliable (internet?) and also some power points don’t work. I was looking forward to staying there but I’d never do so again - it’s surely not the hotel it could be and clearly once was.
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Nov 09, 2024
Not worth the cost of the stay
We have stayed at this formally Starwood property over the last 20+ years and previously always enjoyed the stay. This time it was a complete reversal. When this hotel became part of the Marriott collection the decay is visible and now it is all about the money. When you add their policy of “skimpflation” everything is based on nickel and dime-ing their customers. Because of problems with a collapsed balcony all the balconies are being retrofitted and the noise is endless until 3-4pm. (We were warned in advance of our stay but underestimated the level). So our oceanfront suite balcony was locked until the work is finished. But the real problem is because our suite faced the ocean we were bombarded with the hotel bar band or singers performing at our hotel and the wretched low brow outrigger hotel bands playing endless twanging music on the other side. So two different and very loud music bombarding our room day and night until 9-10pm. We both bought ear plugs to drown it out when we slept. Marriott Hawaii has cheapened its titanium benefits so that now breakfast is not included except for a pre made continental breakfast plate! I mean really? They are so worried their top FF customers might sneak food from the hot section of the breakfast buffet so you can only have a plate that they prepare for u. Tacky. A sign of things to come as their CEO announced he was going to help save their hotel brands on food costs. So anyone who travels a lot knows that means it will be at the customer’s expense. Waikiki has really lost any visit appeal and is really now geared to the SouthWest airline crowd. (More like greyhound bus crowd). We checked out after a few days and moved over to the big island to finish our holiday. We won’t go back and I would no longer recommend their properties in Hawaii, especially at the highway robbery prices they are charging. If the hotel is charging me $48 a day for non existent resort benefits then they could at least give their top tier repeat customers a free breakfast.
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Nov 08, 2024Great stay
This is a beautiful resort, the history is amazing, its a great value for the location, everything on Waikiki beach is about the same as far as restaurants, I can't say anything bad about the Moana, great stay, the beach is beautiful the pool conformable, the staff is the best, I would definitely stay here again
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Nov 08, 2024Run, don't walk away from this place
The old hotel is looking its age and is long in the tooth, ridiculous parking set up. Prices in restaurants are much higher than other hotels in the area. We were here 5 days. Their balconies are all closed for updates, which is good. Our balcony had already been done but we still couldn't use it. ??? We saw several groups checking out for other hotels due to construction noise. Dirty, ripped lobby furniture. Pricy indoor shops with filthy windows. Stained furniture in the room. For a 5 star resort, abhorrent. We know Hawaii is expensive but they are ridiculous here. We ate most of our meals at the Hula Grill in the Outrigger Waikiki. Much cheaper and the food superior! The Moana claims to be a 5 star resort but has no room service. A $50 per day resort fee for a mediocre hotel. The male Concierge was an absolute snotty jerk. The valet parking, $65/day and 30 minutes to get your car each time. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.
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Nov 03, 2024
Pool area.
Fantastic property but the pool area is terrible. Small pool and lounge chairs should have been tossed out years ago!. Pool deck is dirty from berries dropping from the Banyan tree. At least sweep this deck before each day. Crowded and chairs are packed together.
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