Wahiawa Hotel Guide. Hotels in Whitmore Village, Wahiawa, United States of America

"Reasonable price. Very clean, it smells good. Staffs are nice and polite. Breakfast, waffles are delish. Bed is comfortable. I love the fact that it’s very quiet at night. Definitely come back for short stay in the west side. "

"I would definitely stay here again. Rooms were clean and spacious. "

"Great room that was just like the picture. Plenty of space and lovely views of the city. Room was ready early which helped us a lot."

"Amazing Hawaii location. Great activities right on the property and many restaurants and activities nearby "

"Gret"

"Stayed one night during a layover, so we didn't get to enjoy all of the amenities. Check-in was easy( and the staff told us we had 20 minutes to hit McDonald's next door which was badly needed.) Pool looked nice and the free breakfast was really tasty and the dining area was clean. The shuttles were on-time and courteous. "

"We moved here from the other hotel due to its closeness to the airport, parking on site and elevators. From here we toured the Arizona Memorial and the Polynesian Cultural Center. It was an easy walk to the Queen’s palace but it was not open during our stay. The staff was very helpful and attentive all during our stay. A great place to stay in downtown. "

"Ritz-Carlton, Oahu, Turtle Bay is the absolute #1 resort to stay at if you ever visit Oahu. The North Shore is a place like no other and the Ritz Carlton, Turtle Bay is nestled in the most perfect location for you to enjoy the most extraordinary views, immerse yourself in the island culture, and live the Aloha values. The hotel's amenities are endless and each day that you are there, you receive a text with the daily recommended activities. You are surrounded by the Aloha spirit in every area that you find yourself within the hotel grounds. Within driving distance you have the most amazing beaches (Sunset Beach, Shark's Cove, Three Tables, Waimea Bay Beach, Laniakea Beach), the Waimea Valley Waterfall, and the exquisite little town of Hale'iwa. Be sure to visit Saylor's for coffee, right next to Hale'iwa Bowls, the famous Matsumoto Shaved Ice, and the delicious Banzai Sushi Bar. Definitely very difficult not to fall in love with this place. You've been warned."

"Amazing place! It was very quiet, clean, and the staff was very friendly. If I ever come back to Hawaii, this is a hotel I’d come back to."