PRIDE THE WAVE AT KAIMANA

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In The News

We're doing big things on the Gold Coast and people are noticing. Here's a few of our favorite articles!

Condé Nast Traveler

Here's to Honolulu

"With a refined new food scene and cultural spaces embracing the city's heritage, Hawai’i's capital has way more to offer than just Waikiki..."

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Out

The Spirit of Hawai'i

"Get to know O'ahu and a movement for sustainable tourism by participating in Indigenous cultural experiences"

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Modern Luxury

Aloha State of Mind

"…Five top-floor suites boasting oversized balconies ideal for sunset-watching, have been completely reimagined featuring palm print and shibori wallpapers, bright pillows in a rainbow of fabrics and artful interpretations of Hawai’i's history."

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Sunset

Island Refresh

"Expect colorful touches at this Waikiki hotel, which now boasts a contemporary-meets-vintage vibe"

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Travel + Leisure

It List 2022

"As we look to the future of Hawai’i, it’s more important than ever to offer independent, free-thinking experiences for guests to connect to our world-class sense of place."

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Condé Nast Traveler

Kaimana Beach Hotel: First In

"The bright, sunny lobby is, in a word, joyful… The cheerful effect is no accident - Hnderson Design Group has responded to a universal desire: happy is the new cool."

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805 Living

Withdraw to Waikiki East

“Kaimana Beach Hotel has transformed into a modern boho hangout in a more residential setting.”

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Travel + Leisure

13 Amazing Asian American-Owned Hotels

"As Waikiki Beach's only boutique right on the sand, the Kaimana Beach Hotel was originally built in 1963 as a Japanese-designed and owned hotel, integrating touches of Asian influences."

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Hana Hou!

Stay Local

"The newly opened Kaimana Beach Hotel is the latest version of a Honolulu institution. The hotel on Kaimana Beach […] has always been a place where both locals and visitors have enjoyed the relative tranquility of a Waikiki apart."

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