Find a rental fitting your criteria among the 15 welcoming accommodation options from several holiday letting websites in Honolulu. By comparing these different offers, HomeToGo features the most economical offers as well as the most popular accommodation options in Honolulu.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Honolulu
Finding a short stay accommodation that includes a pool shouldn't be too hard in Honolulu. More than two-thirds of the holiday rentals have one. Our data show that more hotel rooms have pools than apartment rentals. Also, they're able to host 5 holidaymakers, on average, while apartment rentals with pools can accommodate an average of 5 visitors. If, ideally, you would like to be close to the water, nearly all of the accommodation options with a pool are within 2 kilometres of the waterfront. If you own a pet, you can easily find a pet-friendly rental in Honolulu. Pet-friendly holiday lettings in Honolulu have an average price of £349 per night. You can also find different accommodation options if you would like to rent near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly holiday lettings are within 2 kilometres of the city centre.
Price and Availability Index for Honolulu
Holiday Letting Price Information in Honolulu
The graph shows the average rental prices for the next twelve months in Honolulu. The most expensive prices are in December (18/12 - 25/12). Prices reach an average of £213 per night. Honolulu is cheaper during one week in October (30/10 - 06/11), when prices are on average £150 a night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in Honolulu
Check out the graph above to find out how many holiday rentals are available in Honolulu (in %). The week with the least available rentals is in August (07/08 - 14/08), with only 30% of the rentals available. The week with the most available holiday lettings is in April (09/04 - 16/04), with 85 of the holiday rentals available.
The Weather in Honolulu
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This is the climate diagram for Honolulu. July is the warmest month of the year in Honolulu, with temperatures reaching an average daily maximum of 31°. No heat wave is expected in February, when minimum average temperatures usally hit a 20° low. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is June.
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Accommodation options for your holiday in Honolulu
In Honolulu, more than a quarter of the accommodation types in Honolulu are hotel rooms, which represent 28.32% of the properties. The average price of this particular type of accommodation is £311 a night, with an average size of 43 m². Moreover, if you're going in a group of 5, hotel rooms are the ideal accommodation type in Honolulu, as they are usually able to welcome 5 holidaymakers. You might also like to look at other accommodation options in Honolulu. Apartment rentals are another typical accommodation type in Honolulu, with 1,889 on offer. Our data reveals that the average price of apartment rentals is £239 per night for an area of 56 m².
Honolulu holiday accommodation lets you experience Hawaii your way
As the capital of the state and the most populous city in Hawaii, Honolulu offers holidaymakers the perfect combination of natural beauty and urban excitement. In the local language, Honolulu means "sheltered harbor," or "calm port," and this quality is reflected in the local laid-back culture and atmosphere. Honolulu holiday accommodation offers an ideal, relaxing base from which to explore the city and the island of Oahu.
How to get to Honolulu?
Getting to your Honolulu holiday accommodation
Honolulu is easily accessed from its international airport. Known as the gateway to the rest of the Hawaiian islands, Honolulu International Airport is served by all major North American airports and runs daily flights to most major cities across the continental United States and to Canada. From the airport, many visitors choose to rent a car in order to easily access other parts of the island of Oahu during their stay in one of Honolulu's holiday homes. However, the city centre is easily accessed by public transportation, taxi and shuttle services from the airport.
What are the top sights in Honolulu?
Sights to see in sunny Honolulu
In addition to its wealth of outdoor activities, there are many sights not to be missed during your stay in one of many Honolulu holiday homes.
Iolani Palace is a national historic landmark located conveniently in downtown Honolulu. The palace is the former home of the Hawaiian monarchy and was the residence of the final king and queen in the late 1800s. The palace is open to visitors with a guide or self-guided audio tour and offers a greater understanding of the cultural and historical side of the islands.
Not far from Iolani Palace is the Kawaiahao Church, which was the first Christian church to be built on Oahu and dates to 1842. The church is a significant landmark in Honolulu and marks the transition from an isolated culture to one of American heritage and cultural dominance. The building itself is unique, as it is constructed from more than 14,000 slabs of coral from nearby ocean reefs. The building and its grounds were made a National Historic Landmark in the 1960s.
Not far from Honolulu is Pearl Harbor, the site of a major American naval base and the target of Japanese bombing in 1942, marking the entry of America into World War II. Today, the site houses a memorial and museum commemorating the loss of life and sacrifice of the people of Oahu and U.S.A. naval personnel. Though located outside of the city, Pearl Harbor is easily accessed from Honolulu holiday lettings by taxi, public transportation or letting car.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Honolulu?
Art and culture in Honolulu
Hawaii is known for its outdoor splendors, but it is also a cultural and artistic hub in the Pacific. The concentration of performing and visual arts venues in downtown makes enjoyment of them easy from your hub in one of the many Honolulu holiday lettings.
Honolulu is home to one of the oldest symphonies in the western part of the United States. The Honolulu Symphony is world-renowned and holidaymakers are encouraged to attend one of their performances.
While staying in a Honolulu holiday letting , travellers can also take advantage of traditional Hawaiian art and culture. Traditional performing arts can be viewed at the Diamond Heart Theatre and the Hawaii Opera Theatre, among other, smaller venues. Traditional Hawaiian visual art can be enjoyed at the Honolulu Museum of Art as well as at the Hawaii State Art Museum.
Where are the unique attractions in Honolulu?
Excursions in and around Honolulu
Due to its unique island landscape and tropical climate, Honolulu is the ideal location for those looking to spice up their holiday with outdoor adventures.
Honolulu is synonymous with the worldwide fame of Waikiki Beach. Known for its white sand beaches, clear water and ideal surfing conditions, Waikiki Beach is a popular destination for locals and holidaymakers alike. The beach is accessed publically in many locations and is comprised of eight sections. Surfing, swimming, sand combing or relaxing in the sun – Waikiki Beach has it all!
Honolulu is also home to a plethora of activities further inland. Diamond Head State Monument (or Leahi as it is known in Hawaiian) is located directly behind the skyline of downtown Honolulu and offers panoramic views over the city. The area is ideal for hiking and enjoying the tropical flora and fauna of the island. The park is comprised of a large crater containing shiny calcite crystals, which were originally mistaken for diamonds, thereby giving the monument its name.
What are the must-see attractions in Honolulu?
Honolulu: Striking nature and poignant history
Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve
This stunning bay situated in East Honolulu is one of the many natural wonders of the island. A staggering 400 species of fish are here, as well as turtles and parrotfish.
Koko Crater Trail
The Koko Crater Trail is regarded as one of the best on the island. Rising to an impressive 368 m above sea level, the trail rewards visitors with panoramic views from the summit.
Diamond Head State Monument
This crater was declared a State Monument back in 1968, and was formerly used as a military lookout point. A challenging hike leads to spectacular views of the Pacific ocean.
Pearl Harbor / WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument
Dedicated to the battle at Pearl Harbour, this site features informative galleries, a theatre and a bookshop.
USS Arizona Memorial
Set out in the water, this memorial pays tribute to those who lost their lives in the Pearl Harbour attack.
How much does it cost to rent a holiday home in Honolulu?
The average nightly price for a holiday home in Honolulu is £50.
How many holiday homes are available to book in Honolulu?
April is the time of year with the highest amount of Hotel rooms and Apartment rentals available in Honolulu, so you'll find plenty of great holiday deals during this month.
Am I allowed to bring my pet when staying in a Honolulu holiday home?
Yes, there are 791 holiday homes in Honolulu that allow pets, with an average price of £353 per night.
What's the best time of year to travel to Honolulu?
Sun lovers should visit Honolulu in July and August to enjoy the warmest weather.
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