Penthouse Ocean Suite Living Area
Spread out in the elegant Penthouse Suite, which boasts a living area flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows with views of Waikiki Beach.
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Diamond City Double-size Guestroom
Reserve one of the hotel's Diamond Wing guestrooms, which feature plush beds, a flat-screen TV, and views of Waikiki.
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Diamond Ocean Front King-size Guestroom
The oceanfront guestrooms in the Diamond Wing put guests right above the famous Waikiki Beach and offer amazing views of the turquoise Pacific Ocean.
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Historic Banyan Deluxe King-size Guestroom
Situated in the Historic Banyan Wing of the hotel, this guestroom provides a perfect space for relaxing, getting work done, and admiring Waikiki from above.
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Tower Ocean Suite
Ocean breezes and a spacious one-bedroom suite layout offer opportunities for relaxation in these spacious accommodations. In addition to the king-size bed, this Tower Wing suite also features a comfortable daybed in the living room.
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Tower Premier Ocean View Double-size Guestroom
Blue skies and turquoise waters greet guests' gaze the moment they step into the Tower Premier Ocean View guestroom, which touts gorgeous views of Diamond Head.
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First Lady Tea
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Veranda At The Beachhouse
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Beachhouse Buffet
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Beach Bar
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Beachhouse
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Historical View Of The Hotel From The Ocean
In 1989, a $50 million restoration restored the Moana to its 1901 appearance, incorporating the 1969 Sheraton Surfrider Hotel and the 1952 SurfRider Hotel buildings into one beachfront resort. The 1901 wing is now known as the Historic Banyan Wing, the low-rise 1952 SurfRider Hotel building is today the Diamond Wing, and the 1969 Surfrider Hotel building is now called the Tower Wing.
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Historical Image Of Exterior With Automobile In Front
The Moana Hotel opened on March 11, 1901 as Waikiki’s first hotel. The Moana’s architecture was influenced by popular European styles with Ionic columns, intricate woodwork, and plaster detailing throughout the building.
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Ballroom Foyer
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Historical Image Of People Walking On Nearby Beach
The Moana Surfrider grew along with the popularity of Hawaiian tourism, adding bungalows (which were later demolished) and two additional buildings through the years.
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Grand Salon
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Grand Salon
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Ballroom
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Parlor
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Roof Garden
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Diamond Lawn
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Moana Surfrider
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Diamond Cove
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Surfrider Chairs
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Banyan Courtyard
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Moana Surfrider
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Lobby
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Pool
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