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The Breakers Review
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The Breakers
$, Waikiki
Fodor's Review:
For a taste of Hawaii in the '60s, right after Statehood, go retro at this low-rise hotel a mere half-block from Waikiki Beach. The Breakers' six two-story buildings surround its pool and overlook gardens filled with tropical flowers. Guest rooms have Japanese-style shoji doors that open to the lanai, kitchenettes, and bathrooms with showers only. Units 130, 132, and 134 have views of the Urasenke Teahouse. This tiny haven is in the shadow of the on-going construction, expected to last through 2006, of the Waikiki Beach Walk, and all the sounds that go with it. Once Beach Walk is finished, however, The Breakers will enjoy enviable proximity to this new entertainment and retail complex. The resort is very popular thanks to its reasonable prices and great location. Parking is limited, but it's free.
Member Reviews & Ratings:
Take a Break(ers) In Paradise
Posted by Robert from Atlanta, GA on 5/17/06
I stayed at The Breakers for 4 days in April and I am so glad I choose this hotel. The staff is tremendous (suggested restaurants and helped with directions), the hotel is quaint and comfortable, and the value is extraordinary! I am so glad I read the reviews on this site. This hotel is BY FAR the best value in Honolulu!
INFO
- Address: 250 Beach Walk, Waikiki, Honolulu, HI, 96815
- Phone: 808/923-3181; 800/426-0494
- Fax: 808/923-7174
- Web site
- Hotel Details: 64 units
- In-room: kitchen.
- In-hotel: restaurant, bar, pool. A/C, parking.
- Credit Cards: AE, DC, MC, V
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