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Showing posts with label Oahu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oahu. Show all posts

Sunday, April 27, 2008

Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head, Hawaii - Video Tour

Take a video tour of this vacation destination before you travel. For more vacation videos for travel destinations around the world, visit Vacation Destination Videos.

Hanauma Bay, Oahu - Travel Video

Take a video tour of this vacation destination before you travel. For more vacation videos for travel destinations around the world, visit Vacation Destination Videos.

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Priceline Hotel Bidding Bargain - Waikiki, Hawaii Resort For $160

Accepted Priceline bids have recently been reported on Bidding for Travel for Waikiki, Hawaii resort for $160 a night.*

Location: Waikiki Beach Area, Oahu, Hawaii
Stars: resort
Recent Accepted Bids: $160
Hotel Reported: Hyatt Regency Waikiki
Value: good
Probability: fair, came up once on Bidding For Travel but worth a try


*Travel Bidding Bargain Hunter Hotline shares information about great deals on accepted Priceline bids that people have reported on various Priceline bidding discussion sites. This, of course, does not mean that you will be lucky enough to get the same hotel or the same price but knowing what other people have gotten can help you make an informed bid on Priceline.

Check Travel Bidding Bargain Hunter Hotline often for new postings of Priceline bargains on hotel rooms in Hawaii as well as postings of bargains found for other destinations. Go to Priceline Bargains at a Glance for quick overview of the latest postings.

Priceline Hotel Bidding Bargain - 4* Waikiki, Hawaii Hotel From $130

Accepted Priceline bids have recently been reported on Bidding for Travel for 4* Waikiki, Hawaii hotel for $130-148 a night.*

Location: Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii
Stars: 4*
Recent Accepted Bids: $130-148
Hotels Reported: Waikiki Marina Hawaii Prince Hotel
Value: good
Probability: very good, comes up frequently on Bidding For Travel


*Travel Bidding Bargain Hunter Hotline shares information about great deals on accepted Priceline bids that people have reported on various Priceline bidding discussion sites. This, of course, does not mean that you will be lucky enough to get the same hotel or the same price but knowing what other people have gotten can help you make an informed bid on Priceline.

Check Travel Bidding Bargain Hunter Hotline often for new postings of Priceline bargains on hotel rooms in Hawaii as well as postings of bargains found for other destinations. Go to Priceline Bargains at a Glance for quick overview of the latest postings.

Saturday, February 23, 2008

$79 Waikiki Hotel 65% Off

Hawaii Vacation Bargain Hunter Hotline has found a great Waikiki hotel deal. Maile Sky Court is offering a $79 rate when booking online.
Offer is valid for arrivals on February 23-March 19, 2008 for City View with Kitchenettes and Ocean View Rooms. Entire stay must fall within promotional period, some restrictions and black out dates apply.

According to castleresorts.com, this hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the newly revitalized end of Waikiki, this high-rise hotel is surrounded by all the excitement, shopping, restaurants and attractions of a lively resort destination with Waikiki Beach within walking distance. The hotel is a short stroll away from Nike Town, the Banana Republic flagship store, and countless other luxury retailers like Coach, Gucci, Chanel, Burberry and Tiffany & Co. We hope you also brought your appetite for delicious Pacific Island fare and other wordly delights. Nearby you'll find popular restaurants from Keo's Thai Cuisine and Holokai Grille to Tony Roma's and CheeseBurger Waikiki.

Maile Sky Court is just as its name implies, a 44-floor tower that touches the sky, offering magnificent panoramic views of the city and the Waikiki shoreline from higher floors. Clean, comfortable rooms just add to the experience with air-conditioning, and kitchenettes in studios. A 24-hour self service business center and great resort amenities like pool & jet spa, sun deck and activities desk make it perfect for groups, business or leisure travelers alike. This is a 100% smoke-free hotel.

Contact Information Maile Sky Court
2058 Kuhio Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96815
Phone: 808-947-2828
Fax: 808-943-0504

Sunday, February 3, 2008

Priceline Hotel Bargain - 4* Oahu, Hawaii Hotel from $130-150

Accepted Priceline bids have recently been reported on Bidding for Travel for the 4* Hawaii Prince hotel in Oahu, Hawaii for prices ranging from $130-$150.*

Location: Oahu, Hawaii
Stars: 4*
Recent Accepted Bids: $130-150
Hotel Reported: Hawaii Prince
Value: good, exceptional hotel on marina, not on beach
Probability: very good, has come up often recently on Bidding For Travel


*Travel Bidding Bargain Hunter Hotline shares information about great deals on accepted Priceline bids that people have reported on various Priceline bidding discussion sites. This, of course, does not mean that you will be lucky enough to get the same hotel or the same price but knowing what other people have gotten can help you make an informed bid on Priceline.

Check Travel Bidding Bargain Hunter Hotline often for new postings of Priceline bargains on hotel rooms in Hawaii as well as postings of bargains found for other destinations. Go to Priceline Bargains at a Glance for quick overview of the latest postings.

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Waikiki Hotel Bargain at $69

Here is a great Waikiki hotel bargain found on Travel Ticker by Hotwire
The Castle Maile Sky Court in Waikiki is offering a rate of $69 per night which is more than 50% off the rate for this time of year.

Centrally located hotel in Waikiki just $69
Valid travel dates:
January 23-February 6; February 19-June 5, 2008.
Book before:
11:59 PM on 02/05/08 (Pacific Standard Time)
Booking instructions:
For more information and to book this deal, go to Travel Ticker by Hotwire and click on "Get this deal" and enter promo code ITRT in the special access code field. Or call 877-367-1909 and ask for the Travel Ticker Special.

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Vacation Condo Deal in Waikiki - Sleeps More, Pay Less

One alternative to paying the high cost of hotels in Hawaii is to stay in a condo. Combining the advantage of often accomodating more guests with the convenience of having your own kitchen makes a condo stay in Hawaii definitely something to consider. Travelzoo has just announced a great condo deal in Waikiki through Bookit.com. You can book a one bedroom condo that sleeps 5 for rates starting at $129 which is 44% off. For more information or to book this deal, go to Bookit.com

Here is what people are saying about Bookit.com. Of course, this is just one reader's experience so always check offer out throughly before booking

When I booked a cabo trip on bookit.com they told me that gratuities
were included in the deal. when we got to the hotel we were explicitly
told that they weren't. I wrote a letter to bookit.com and within a day
I got a telephone call with someone trying to fix the situation. they
asked if i had proof that i was told gratuities were not included. i
told them i didn't but i figured the hotel would share this info with
them. Well, the agent who called me tracked down the information
himself, discovered that I was in fact charged for gratuities and
refunded my credit card $150. I was very impressed with their personal
attention and rectification of the situation. I would recommend
bookit.com to both you and your bargainhunterhotline readers.


Here is what people are saying about this condo on Bookit.com.

User Review by: Deslynn C. from Balch Springs, TX

We booked this hotel with a bad feeling due to location. But, when we arrived we were nothing but happy. I would HIGHLY recommend this hotel to anyone.

Overall Experience: 6 User Review Would Return: Yes

Posted: Wed, May 30, 2007

User Review by: Dion C. from Melbourne, VI

* Great Mountain View * Cable Good * Pool warm * Clean, quiet a/c rooms * Needs improving: tour desk advise only given if you ask the right questions.

Overall Experience: 5 User Review Would Return: Yes

Posted: Mon, May 28, 2007

User Review by: K Horton from Portland, Oregon

jWe just stayed there with our 3 kids. It was very clean and our room was in good condition. It was nice to have 2 rooms plus a kitchen with kids. The pool and tennis court were really nice. They rent rackets if you don't bring your own. All the staff were very nice. They have complementay coffee in the lobby each day. Nice if you are to lazy to make your own in your room. The only draw back would be that it is at the end of waikiki beach by the zoo so can be a bit of a walk to the center of waikiki. The bus stops are very close if you want to take the city bus. We will be back.

Overall Experience: 6 User Review Would Return: Yes

Posted: Thu, May 17, 2007


Friday, January 11, 2008

$39 Introductory Fares On New Hawaii Superferry

Hawaii has introduced an alternative to interisland flying. Now you can take the Hawaii Superferry between Oahu and Maui. Their prices are quite reasonable compared to interisland flights and you have the advantage of enjoying the view of the ocean as you travel. They have extended their introductory promotional price of $39 each way for passengers from Oahu to Maui or Maui to Oahu and $55 each way for passenger vehicles which makes it a very attractive alternative to flying. See details below and get more information from Hawaii Superferry

Special Fares Extended

We are happy to announce that we are extending the current promotional $39 one-way passenger fares and $55 one-way passenger vehicle fares for travel through June 5, 2008. Tickets must be purchased by March 31, 2008.

O‘ahu - Maui or Maui - O‘ahu
$39 each way for passengers
$55 each way for passenger vehicles

Travel: Now through June 5, 2008
Book: Now through March 31, 2008

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Free Things to Do on Oahu



Find free things to do on Oahu, Hawaii. The following information is excerpted from http://www.hawaiiguide.com.

All photos are copyrighted by C. Lee - all rights reserved. Contact bargainhunterhotline@gmail.com for permission to reproduce.



DIAMOND HEAD
You can hike 760-foot Diamond Head for a 360-degree view of Waikiki, Honolulu and the Pacific Ocean. Enter off Monsarrat Avenue and park inside the crater. Make sure you are wearing good shoes and take your time getting to the top. Most people carry water and a camera. Call 587-0300.

U. S. S. ARIZONA MEMORIAL
Interpretive programs, including a documentary film about the attack on Pearl Harbor and the boat trip to the USS Arizona Memorial, begin at 7:45 a.m. The last program each day begins at 3:00 p.m. Tickets are issued on a first come, first served basis. Visitors should expect crowds. Daily visitation to the park is about 4,500 people. Admission is free. Call 422-0561. The park is open seven days a week 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed Thanksgiving Day, December 25, and January 1. All photos are copyrighted by C. Lee - all rights reserved. Contact bargainhunterhotline@gmail.com for permission to reproduce.

NUUANU PALI LOOKOUT
The lookout is on Oahu's windward side from the Nuuanu Pali Lookout at the 1, I 86-foot summit of the Pali Highway. If you drive you will have to take the Nuuanu Pali Lookout exit off highway 61.

HISTORIC BATTERY RANDOLPH
Battery Randolph is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Built in 1911, the massive, steel reinforced concrete structure housed two 14" diameter guns on "disappearing carriages" whose accuracy and range of 11 miles allowed them to outgun any Battleship then afloat. The Battery survived demolition attempts in 1968 and became the home of the U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii in 1976. Its unique construction and architecture are featured through exhibits and adaptive restoration.
Museum Hours are 10 AM to 4:30 PM Tuesday Through Sunday
Closed on Mondays, Christmas and New Year's Day
Free Admission - Donations Accepted

ALOHA TOWER
Ride the elevator to the 10th floor of the 185-foot Aloha Tower, the tallest structure on Oahu until 1959. View downtown Honolulu and the harbor. It will take you hours to stroll through the adjoining Aloha Tower Marketplace.

HONOLULU ACADEMY OF ARTS
The Academy of Arts, established in 1927, houses a number of important works. Open 10 a.m. to 4: 30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday; 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday; and closed on holidays. Call 532-8701.

ENTERTAINMENT

Hilton Hawaiian Village: Fireworks and show by the beach pool every Friday night at sunset.

Let us know about your own experiences visiting these places and/or any other free things that you have found for this destination. Include a comment in the comments section below so that others may learn from your experience.

All photos are copyrighted by C. Lee - all rights reserved. Contact bargainhunterhotline@gmail.com for permission to reproduce.