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Prince Waikiki
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| Presented by Inside Hotels |
| 3 Crowd-Pleasing Destinations To Book Right Now |
Prince Waikiki overlooks Honolulu's Ala Wai Boat Harbor, a short walk from Ala Moana Beach Park — beach access without sacrificing anything else nearby. In the lobby, 850 hand-hammered copper pieces evoke hinana fish that once flourished in the Muliwai estuary, arranged in the shape of the former PiÊ»inaio Stream. Guestrooms frame the harbor and Pacific through floor-to-ceiling windows, with a king or two queens and separate showers and tubs — handy when nap schedules don't line up. Saltwater Pool is for everyone; Infinity Pool is 16-and-up. Grab coffee at Honolulu Coffee Company, dinner at 100 Sails, or poolside bites at Hinana Bar — then let the kids loose at Ala Moana Beach Park. |
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| COMO Point Yamu |
Set on Phuket’s quieter east coast, COMO Point Yamu makes the family-vacation balancing act easier. Multi-bedroom villas with separate living areas and private pools; select three-bedroom layouts and kitchens, offer enough space to settle in. Play by COMO keeps younger kids busy with crafts, games, cinema nights, and Thai-inspired activities, while teens have their own recreation lounge. Child-friendly choices appear on every menu, and kids under six eat free with a paying adult. While everyone is occupied, parents can unwind at yoga or the spa. It’s a tropical getaway with room for family time and actual downtime. |
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| OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort |
OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort puts your family right on the sand — because let's be honest, "one more swim" will become a constant ask, and the pool here is ready for it. Rooms have a modern Hawaiian residential feel that doesn't scream hotel, and the Club 1 Bedroom Oceanfront Suite sleeps four with a private lanai. Free lei-making, hula, and ukulele lessons at the AÊ»o Cultural Center keep everyone busy, and the supervised Coral Kids Club (ages 5–12) means yes, you get a break. Dinner's covered too — poolside with live music nightly at Kani Ka Pila Grille, or oceanfront at Monkeypod Kitchen, which will deliver the kids' favorites to your room. |
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