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With beautiful beaches, active volcanoes and warm weather, paradise may sound pricey, but that needn't be the case. From the cosmopolitan Honolulu to the sun rises over Mount Haleakala, let CheapTickets lead you to the land of aloha. Hike Diamond Head, drink Mai Tais at sunset and kayak the Kealakekua Bay. Whether it's your first trip or an annual pilgrimage, the ultimate Hawaii vacation is only a click away.
Cheap Hotels
Cheap Hawaii hotels
Nightly rates from
$92
Maui Beach Hotel
3.3
/ 5
86 reviews
Centrally located, value priced hotel near Kahului airport and harborA value priced low-rise hotel near Kahului Harbor and Maui's main airport, the Maui Beach Hotel is an ideal choice for visitors connecting to a cruise ship, stopping overnight on Maui or seeking a central base for exploring the island. The hotel has undergone an extensive renovation and features a lovely pool and sundeck area, as well as a restaurant and lounge. The hotel also offers free shuttle service to and from the airport, free area shuttle service, free parking, free fitness center access and free high-speed Internet access. HighlightsFree airport-hotel shuttle and free surrounding-area shuttle, as well as free parkingEasy access to Kahului Airport and Kahului HarborFree Internet accessFitness center LocationThe Maui Beach Hotel is centrally located in Kahului, a few minutes from the island's main airport and ship harbor. Iao Needle, the historic Wailuku, Paia, Hookipa Beach, the Maui Arts & Cultural Center and Maui's main business district are all in the immediate area. Upcountry Maui and its most popular destination, the summit of Haleakala, also are easily accessible. A swimming beach is within several miles of the hotel. RoomsThe renovated Maui Beach Hotel offers guests 147 island and continental décor rooms with free high-speed Internet access, cable TV, air conditioning, mini-refrigerator, iron, bathroom amenities and safe. Both smoking and non-smoking rooms are available. Recreation Swimming pool and sundeckFree fitness center accessOutdoor massage treatments TransportationKahului Harbor (1.5 mi/2.4 km)Kahului Airport (2.2 mi/3.6 km)The hotel offers guests a free airport shuttle and a free five mile-radius area shuttle Attractions Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum (2.7 mi/4.4 km)Iao Valley State Monument (5 mi/8 km)Maui Ocean Center (8.7 mi/14 km)Lahaina Town (23.4 mi/37.7 km)Haleakala National Park (38.3 mi/61.7 km)
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$132
Aston Waikiki Circle Hotel
4.0
/ 5
95 reviews
Million-dollar views for budget-conscious visitors For the visitor looking to roll out of bed and onto the sand without breaking the bank, the Waikiki Circle is ready to accommodate. Located across the street from Waikiki Beach on a stretch unblocked by other hotels, access to the beach is quick. The hotel's unique circle shape means a good chance for amazing ocean views from your private balcony. Expect friendly service and modest, island-style rooms. Borrow mats, floats and other beach gear from the hotel. Highlights Oceanfront rooms offer views of a lifetimeBorrow beach equipment from the hotel, including beach mats, rafts and chairsFree beach pail and shovel for kids Location The Waikiki Circle sits on Waikiki's most happening shopping and dining strip across the street from the best stretch of sand and swimming on Waikiki Beach. The Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium and 200-acre Kapiolani Park are a 10- to 15-minute walk from the hotel. Rooms Rooms have tastefully simple island style with an emphasis is on the view. Catch glimpses of sea or wake up to in-your-face, panoramic ocean views from your private balcony. Flat-screen TV, refrigerator, free daily newspaper, air conditioning and high-speed Internet (fees apply) ensure coziness. Dining The hotel's central location means an abundant selection of restaurants in every direction. For a local-style plate lunch under $10, try Hyatt on the Beach one block away. A few minutes away you will find the award-winning Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar and Tiki's Grill & Bar, serving upscale island dishes. Attractions Waikiki BeachRoyal Hawaiian Center Honolulu Zoo Waikiki Aquarium Diamond Head Crater U.S. Army Museum Hawaii Convention Center Ala Moana Center Policies and feesDaily parking fee charge at the Aston Waikiki Circle is $15.
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$91
Days Inn Maui Oceanfront
3.2
/ 5
59 reviews
Boutique-style hotel with a sunny Kihei beachfront location Straddling the communities of Kihei and Wailea on Maui’s sunny southern coast, the Days Inn Maui Oceanfront Inn sits right on the gorgeous Keawakapu Beach. Guests enjoy the cottage-style intimacy of a boutique-sized hotel and added benefits such as free in-room high-speed Internet and one of Hawaii’s best restaurants, Sarento’s On The Beach, which is on the property. TempurPedic beds in every room at the Days Inn Maui Oceanfront Inn mean a satisfying night’s sleep. HighlightsTempurPedic mattresses and pillows in every roomOn-site restaurant, 4-star Sarento’s On The BeachFree in-room high-speed Internet access LocationThe Days Inn Maui Oceanfront Inn hugs the shoreline of one of Maui’s most romantic beaches, Keawakapu Beach, in sunny Kihei. The community bustles with affordable dining and shopping, and is centrally located for easy access to destinations such as Lahaina Town, Iao Needle and Upcountry Maui. RoomsAt the Days Inn Maui Oceanfront Inn, guests roll right from their rooms onto one of Hawaii’s most romantic beaches. All rooms offer a cottage-style décor and amenities that include free high-speed Internet access, louvered shutters, ceiling fans, air conditioning, cable TV, refrigerator, microwave and free local calls. Every room at the hotel offers the distinct luxury of a queen TempurPedic bed. Oceanfront suites offer a private balcony, bedroom, separate living room and two bathrooms. DiningThe Days Inn Maui Oceanfront Inn is home to one of Hawaii’s best restaurants, the 4-star Sarento’s On The Beach, serving classic Northern Italian cuisine. The restaurant has earned Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence. In addition to exceptional dining, guests enjoy glamorous oceanfront views. TransportationKahului Airport (15.2 mi/24.5 km) AttractionsMaui Ocean Center (11.8 mi/19.1 km)Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum (13.1 mi/21 km)Iao Valley State Monument (18.4 mi/29.5 km)Lahaina Town (26.6 mi/42.8 km)Haleakala National Park (50.7 mi/81.6 km)
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$118
Courtyard King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel
4.0
/ 5
82 reviews
Landmark heart-of-Kailua hotel fully remodeled and still a good dealEnjoy Big Island aloha spirit in the heart of Kailua town at the landmark King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel. Rising just off the waterfront on famed Alii Drive, totally remodeled guest rooms offer bay views and updated amenities including free Wi-Fi Internet access. A large swimming pool, restaurant and bar complete the deal. This hotel was once a royal residence and displays exquisite artifacts that tell the story and celebrate Hawaiian culture. Kona's best shopping and dining is steps away. HighlightsExplore the royal history of the Kona Beach Hotel's location through on-site artifacts and informationRelax in totally remodeled, award-winning guest rooms, with upscale amenities and ocean viewsJoin in one of Hawaii's best luau events, held on the shoreline across from the hotel, complete with Polynesian pageantryThe hotel's Hawaiian Cultural Activity Center (Kulana Huli Honua) offers lei-making and hula lessons and Hawaiian history classes LocationLocated on historic grounds in the heart of Kailua-Kona's shopping and dining waterfront, King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel is a landmark. Check out the Kona region for its coffee and macadamia nut farms, water sports and Island charm. RoomsAll guest rooms at King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel have been completely redesigned and remodeled with award-winning results. Décor reflects natural and cultural Hawaii elements from lava and native flora to traditional tattoo patterns. East-facing rooms offer partial or full bay views. Amenities include Bath & Body Works toiletries, flat-screen TVs, free Kona coffee and free high-speed Internet access. FeaturesKing Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel features the Kona Beach Restaurant, with al fresco oceanview dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Visitors and locals love the hotel's Billfish Bar (near the pool), and the waterfront luau is an event to remember. The on-site Hawaiian Cultural Activity Center (Kulana Huli Honua) offers lei-making and hula lessons and Hawaiian history classes. TransportationKona International Airport (8.4 mi/13.6 km) AttractionsHulihee Palace (3 blocks)Kahaluu Beach Park ("Snorkel Beach") (5 mi/8 km)Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park (3.5 mi/5.6 km)Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park (20.1 mi/32.4 km)Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (via Captain Cook) (92.9 mi/150 km)
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$138
Kauai Beach Resort
4.2
/ 5
163 reviews
Plantation-style goes upscale on Kauai's Royal Coconut CoastSet on 25 acres along a three-mile beach -- Kauai's longest -- this resort evokes the graciousness of the plantation era but with a host of contemporary amenities. The beach, which is perfect for sauntering or sunning, is not for swimming. No problem. Kauai Beach Resort has four pools, a beachfront sand-bottomed pool and a fantasy pool with a 75-foot lava-tube water slide among them. Two restaurants, a lounge, a fitness center and a spa round out the facilities. And when guests want to explore further afield, Kauai's east coast is an ideal spot from which to do it. Highlights Fantasy pool with 75-foot lava-tube water slideSeries of concerts and programs promoting Hawaiian arts and artistsHawaiian Rainforest SpaComplimentary bocceComplimentary airport shuttle LocationKauai's Royal Coconut Coast is rife with sacred sites and groves of slender coconut palms, with its character shaped in part by long, curving Wailua River, the only navigable river in all of Hawaii. A stay here should include visits to a trio of sites, Fern Grotto, Secret Falls, and 80-foot Wailua Falls, made famous in the opening scene of TV classic "Fantasy Island." RoomsAccents such as louvered doors and wood floors recall plantation style, but the old plantation homes didn't have what these rooms at Kauai Beach Resort have: travertine marble in the bathrooms and iPod docks in the living rooms. FeaturesThere's a distinctly Hawaiian feel to Kauai Beach Resort with its island architecture, but also a culture of sharing and promoting authentic Hawaiiana that sets it apart. The resort hosts events all year, including local musicians who share their art and stories, benefit concerts supporting the perpetuation of Hawaiian language and music, and a festival featuring the state's top slack-key artists. Check the annual calendar and plan your trip accordingly. Although the beach out front isn't safe for swimming, Lydgate Beach Park, a couple of miles away, offers excellent swimming and snorkeling. Transportation Lihue Airport (3 mi/4.8 km)Complimentary airport shuttle Attractions Wailua Golf Course (2 mi/3.2 km)Lydgate Beach Park (2.5 mi/4 km)Fern Grotto (3.5 mi/5.6 km)Wailua River (3.5 mi/5.6 km) Business Four rooms, 13,000-plus square feet of flexible indoor spaceFind 15,000 square feet of event-ready courtyards, lawns and poolside venuesA small business centerHigh-speed Internet (fee applies)
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Cheap Flights
Cheap flights to Hawaii
| Flights to Hawaii | Round-trip fares | Travel dates |
|---|---|---|
| Flights from San Diego to Honolulu | $497 | Wed, May 30 - Mon, Jun 4 |
| Flights from Kona (Big Island of Hawaii) to Maui (Island of Maui) | $117 | Fri, Jun 1 - Wed, Jun 6 |
| Flights from Honolulu to Lihue (Island of Kauai) | $159 | Mon, Jun 25 - Sat, Jun 30 |
| Flights from Maui (Island of Maui) to Kona (Big Island of Hawaii) | $117 | Tue, Jun 19 - Sun, Jun 24 |
| Flights from Honolulu to Hilo (Big Island of Hawaii) | $172 | Sat, Jun 2 - Mon, Jul 2 |
| Flights from Honolulu to Kapalua | $143 | Sat, Jul 14 - Tue, Jul 24 |
| Flights from Honolulu to Hoolehua | $115 | Sat, May 26 - Tue, May 29 |
Hawaii highlights
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Waikiki and Honolulu (Oahu)
The starting, stopping and staying points of many Hawaii vacations, Waikiki and Honolulu have been shaped with tourism in mind. Hula dancers, beaches and ukuleles abound, but you'll also find plenty of cheap eateries, hotels and shopping, too. Trek up to Diamond Head Crater for gorgeous views in the Pacific, and bring the little ones to the Hawaii Children's Discovery Center to enjoy hands-on exhibits and educational activities.
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Pu'uhonua o Honaunau (Oahu)
A sanctuary for Hawaiians of old, this historic park offers serene spots to stroll on your Hawaii travels. View ancient temples, wooden ki'I, tidepools, turtles and more. Admission prices are a modest $5 per vehicle, or $3 per person when entering on foot or bike, and free for kids 15 and younger.
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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Big Island)
See the awesome power of nature at this unforgettable site where hiking opportunities are second to none. Kilauea is the world's most active volcano, constantly sending streams of molten lava into the sea. Entrance fees cost just $10 per vehicle or $5 for individuals. Get there before 9 a.m. to enhance the experience with a ranger-led program.
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Waimea Canyon (Kauai)
Over 10 miles long and up to 3500 feet deep, this craggy chasm of long-dried lava is the place for photo-opportunities. Stay up top for extraordinary vistas or hike through the canyon floor alongside the Waimea River to witness natural history in action.
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Haleakala National Park (Maui)
Discover why Mark Twain claimed sunrise on Mount Haleakala sublime. You have to start your trek early (about 3 a.m.), but the dawning views from the summit make it oh-so worth it. On the way you'll experience unique wildlife, volcanic landscapes and seriously soulful terrain. A three-day entry pass is $10 per vehicle or $5 for individuals, making it a budget must on your Hawaii travels.
