Contemporary hotel one block from the beach on Seaside Avenue, close to the Kuhio Avenue shopping and dining corridor.
Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach is at 349 Seaside Avenue in Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, one block from Waikiki Beach and close to the Kuhio Avenue corridor of shops, restaurants and bars. The location puts visitors in the middle of Waikiki's dining and shopping district, within walking distance of the International Market Place, Kalakaua Avenue and Kuhio Beach. Public bus stops on nearby Kuhio and Kalakaua avenues link the area to Ala Moana Center and downtown Honolulu, and the airport is roughly 25 to 35 minutes away by car depending on traffic. Hyatt Centric positions itself as a contemporary, location-driven brand, and the hotel offers modern rooms and suites in a high-rise tower, many with private lanais and views of the city, mountains or ocean. Dining on the property typically includes a restaurant and a bar, though visitors should confirm current outlets. A pool, fitness center and other resort-style amenities are generally available, and the hotel is aimed at travellers who prefer a modern design hotel to a traditional large resort. The service character is urban-leisure, with concierge assistance for activities such as surf lessons, outrigger canoe rides and island tours. Rates range from about $300 to $580 per night, and a resort fee and paid parking commonly apply, so comparing the full nightly cost with nearby alternatives is wise. Because the hotel sits a block back from the beach, it generally costs less than beachfront properties while keeping the sand within a two-minute walk. The Seaside Avenue address is also close to Waikiki's late-night food options, so higher floors are advisable for quieter sleep. Families, couples and solo travelers all use the property, and its central position makes a rental car unnecessary for most stays. Visitors should check the hotel's current amenities directly before arrival. Visitors can reach Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay and Pearl Harbor by organized tour or rental car, and the compact Waikiki layout means most evening dining and entertainment options sit within a ten-minute walk of the lobby.
| Price | $300-$580 (about US$300-580) |
|---|---|
| Address | 349 Seaside Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 |
Room types
- King Room
- Double Queen Room
- Suite
Amenities
- pool
- restaurant
- fitness center
- concierge
Location
349 Seaside Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
21.2798, -157.8274 View on map
Highlights
- One block from Waikiki Beach on Seaside Avenue
- Contemporary design under the Hyatt Centric brand
- Close to Kuhio Avenue shopping and dining
- City, mountain and ocean-view rooms with lanais
- Concierge help for surf lessons and island tours
Tips for visiting
- Ask for a higher floor to reduce street noise from the nightlife corridor.
- Compare resort fee and parking charges with beachfront hotels to judge true value.
- The International Market Place is a short walk for dining and shopping.
- Book concierge-arranged activities early in peak winter and summer seasons.
- Beach access is about a two-minute walk.
When to visit
Spring and fall shoulder seasons offer the best value; winter holidays and July are the busiest.
Accessibility
The building is elevator-served and accessible rooms are generally available; visitors with specific mobility needs should confirm features before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
How far is the beach?
Waikiki Beach is one block away from the hotel on Seaside Avenue, roughly a two-minute walk.
What is the area like?
The hotel is close to the Kuhio Avenue shopping and dining corridor and the International Market Place.
Are there extra fees?
A resort fee and paid parking commonly apply at Waikiki hotels; visitors should confirm current charges when booking.
What is the price range?
Rates are about $300-$580 per night depending on room type and season.