ResortQuest Pacific Monarch
Hotel Information: Guests enter a small but comfortable lobby area with a waterfall, lush tropical plants, and a large aquarium. ResortQuest Pacific Monarch is popular with couples, families, and leisure travelers who want to be near Waikiki’s beach, shopping, dining, and entertainment offerings.
Amenity highlights: At this family-friendly Honolulu hotel, children 12 and younger receive a plastic beach pail at check-in. An outdoor splash pool and oversized spa tub are located on the rooftop. One floor below, a 24-hour co-ed sauna has a window providing views of the ocean and Diamond Head.
Insider tip: On Friday and Saturday nights, complimentary outdoor movies are shown on a 30-foot screen at Waikiki Beach, three blocks from the hotel.
All 146 air-conditioned guestrooms in this 34-story ResortQuest Pacific Monarch hotel offer furnished or unfurnished balconies with city, ocean, or partial ocean views. Island-style decor includes ceiling fans in bedrooms.
Studios have kitchenettes with hot plates, compact refrigerators, microwaves, small sinks, coffeemakers, cookware, and dinnerware. One-bedroom units offer kitchens with stovetops, full-size refrigerators, microwaves, small sinks, coffeemakers, cookware, and dinnerware.
Amenities include cable TV, in-room safes, and high-speed Internet access (surcharge).
Smoking is not permitted inside hotel rooms.
The hotel provides two complimentary bottled waters upon arrival.
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Chuck's Steakhouse
Yes, there really is a "Chuck" and his name is Charles "Chuck" Rolles. Chuck graduated from the Cornell Hotel and Restaurant School in 1956, and then moved to Hawaii, and in 1959, opened the first of a number of restaurants that bear his name in Waikiki.
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