If you’re dead-set on going way, way west, Shoreline Hotel Waikiki and its sister site Coconut Waikiki are both offering Leap Day Deals: Book a trip before Feb. 29 for between now and May 31, and you can get a 29% discount.

Both the Shoreline Hotel Waikiki and sister property Coconut Waikiki Hotel are offering the same Leap Day deal: Between February 17 through 29, guests can book a room and receive a 29 percent discount (subject to availability). Travel must be completed between February 17 and May 31, 2020.

Oahu is the most visited island in Hawaii. Last year saw nearly 10 million visitors, so it can sometimes feel like the island is swarming with tourists, especially if you’re spending the majority of your time in Waikiki. But just because Oahu is a popular destination doesn’t mean there is no unspoiled territory left to discover. Just follow the lead of the locals who know all the ins and outs of their island. Read on to find out the restaurants, activities, and hotels where you’ll find just as many locals as visitors.

Set on a quiet stretch of the Ala Wai Canal and just three blocks from the beach, this affordable and friendly hotel is perfect for traveling with kids or groups of friends. Common areas include a family-friendly pool, oversized chess, a game room, and barbecue grills, and each booking comes with complimentary breakfast.

When you live in Hawaii, sometimes leaving the islands can be harder than anticipated. With escalating travel costs (and a growing family) one of the most appealing ways to get a little vacation time is by the much loved and anticipated “staycation”. Experiencing two small staycations last year was a blessing. And one of the best, and subsequently worst, thing about those little trips? I didn’t have my babies! So while the break was much needed and appreciated, I would be lying if I said I didn’t miss them and want them to experience a staycation with me. And a few weeks ago that wish came true at Coconut Waikiki Hotel!

For Mary’s birthday weekend, we had an opportunity to stay at the Coconut Waikiki hotel. We stayed at this hotel on the same weekend in 2016. Since then, this boutique hotel has gone through a few renovations and at the time of the post, still undergoing some changes.

One of Oahu's best in the following categories:
#5 Value hotel
#2 Boutique hotel
#3 Hotel or resort for families
#4 Hotel or resort for long vacation
#5 Hotel or resort with Aloha spirit
#8 Hotel or resort staff
#4 Hotel or resort guest service program

The Coconut Waikiki Hotel may not be the cheapest hotel in the city, but it strikes the right balance between quality, affordability and an enviable location near Waikiki Beach. Rooms and suites are basic, bright and clean, and include a private lanai, an HD TV, a wet bar and a Keurig® coffee maker. Choose a room with a kitchenette to save money on dining out...

Begin your stay with a check-in at the charming boutique, Coconut Waikiki Hotel. Nestled in the heart of the island’s tourist district, this carefully manicured property offers newly renovated rooms equipped with balconies and a bright, island-chic style...

A few blocks up from the beach, the Coconut Waikiki is a bright and cheery budget-minded boutique hotel. The rooms are plenty roomy (197 to 265 square feet for the standard quarters; up to 1,200 square feet for the largest suites), and all have kitchenettes and private lanais...

Coconut Waikiki Hotel prides itself on its "classic island-chic style" and puts sun seekers a short walk to the beach, or in a lounger on the pool's sun deck. It's close to restaurants and shopping. Start the day with the complimentary continental breakfast.

Overlooking the Ala Wai Canal, this reasonably priced boutique hotel has a more residential feel than a typical resort, with a cobblestone driveway, a lobby with rattan living room–style furnishings, a wall of French doors that open up to a gazebo garden, and a tiny swimming pool tucked in a backyard. All guest rooms and suites are bright and inviting...

Looking for a place to stay in Waikiki that won’t break the bank? With nearly 30,000 hotel rooms within 3.4 square miles of this international destination, scouting for a value spot can be well worth the time. Here are a few of our “been there would go again” rooms usually costing around (or less than) $200 per night...

Not only is this boutique hotel super-cute, but if you book directly on their website, they will waive the amenity fee right off the bat! This is an excellent option if you’re trying to save money on a Hawaiian vacation but still want a pool, a private lanai, and a view of the gorgeous landscape. Coconut Waikiki was even voted best Oahu boutique hotel and resort by Hawaii Magazine!