All Hawaii in Honolulu
Ocean breezes, a grand white façade, and the hush of old Waikīkī—the Moana Surfrider is the kind of place where history feels alive. By day it’s all rocking chairs, veranda vibes, and that legendary banyan tree in the courtyard… but by night, longtime lore says not every guest checks out. If you love haunted hotels with true historical weight, the Read more...
Across from Waikīkī Beach, the Hyatt Regency Waikiki is a modern landmark—two soaring towers, a breezy open-air atrium, and nonstop island energy outside your door. But behind the resort buzz, a quieter story circulates among late-night staff and curious guests: odd footsteps in empty areas, uneasy “presence” moments on certain floors, and the kind of unsettling little incidents that make Read more...
Step into the legendary Royal Hawaiian, affectionately known as the “Pink Palace of the Pacific”—a place where Waikīkī’s glamour, aloha spirit, and century-old elegance meet whispered tales of lingering presences. While guests come for luxury, ocean views, and a rich cultural legacy, many also return with stories of unexplained chills, odd door behaviors, and shadowy silhouettes—perfect for travelers drawn to Read more...
In the heart of Waikīkī—just steps from the surf—Sheraton Princess Kaiulani sits on storied ground once tied to Hawaiʻi’s last royal heiress. By day it’s classic Waikīkī energy (beach, shopping, sunset strolls). By night, some guests and ghost-tour storytellers say the hotel’s older corridors can feel oddly watchful—like the past never fully checked out. Brief Hotel History The Sheraton Princess Read more...
The Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort first opened on September 5, 1955, on land that was historically part of the Kālia area of Waikīkī before resort development. The project was conceived as part of a “village plan” offering guests a complete resort experience without leaving the property — with shops, restaurants, gardens, and multiple towers arranged around beaches and Read more...