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Where to stay in Kailua?

1. Paradise Bay Resort
Paradise Bay Resort
2. Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel
Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel
3. AC Hotel by Marriott Honolulu
AC Hotel by Marriott Honolulu
4. Coconut Waikiki Hotel
Coconut Waikiki Hotel
5. Ala Moana Hotel by Mantra
Ala Moana Hotel by Mantra
6. Holiday Inn Express Waikiki by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Waikiki by IHG
7. Pacific Marina Inn Airport Hotel
Pacific Marina Inn Airport Hotel
8. Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Waikiki
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Waikiki
9. Pagoda Hotel
Pagoda Hotel
10. Waikiki Resort Hotel
Waikiki Resort Hotel
11. Queen Kapiolani Hotel
Queen Kapiolani Hotel
12. Oasis Hotel Waikiki
Oasis Hotel Waikiki
13. White Sands Hotel
White Sands Hotel
14. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Alana - Waikiki Beach
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Alana - Waikiki Beach
15. Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort
Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort
16. Royal Grove Waikiki
Royal Grove Waikiki
17. Vive Hotel Waikiki
Vive Hotel Waikiki
18. Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki
Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki
19. The Kahala Hotel & Resort
The Kahala Hotel & Resort
20. Shoreline Hotel Waikiki
Shoreline Hotel WaikikiGo beyond your typical stay in Kailua


Top neighborhoods in Kailua

Kalama Tract
Kalama Tract gives you authentic Hawaiian living without the tourist hustle. This peaceful residential pocket puts you just a short walk from world-famous Kailua Beach's turquoise waters and powder-soft sand. Lush tropical gardens and swaying palms line the quiet streets, creating a perfect base for beach days, kayaking adventures, or exploring the nearby Kawainui Marsh. The neighborhood itself has few businesses, so you'll head to Kailua town center (just 5-10 minutes away) for restaurants, shopping, and weekly farmers markets. Most accommodations are vacation rentals with private pools and tropical gardens, offering a genuine slice of island life with easy beach access.

Coconut Grove
Coconut Grove offers a slice of Hawaiian paradise with pristine white sand beaches and swaying palms. Kailua Beach beckons with turquoise waters perfect for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Nearby Lanikai Beach and Ulu Pō Heiau State Monument provide additional spots to explore. Friendship Garden and Olomana Three Peaks Trail offer green escapes for nature lovers. Beachside eateries serve fresh poke, shave ice, and plate lunches, while local fruit stands offer authentic Hawaiian snacks. Vacation rentals range from beachfront condos to residential homes with tropical gardens. Getting around is easiest by rental car, though biking is popular for coastal routes and the beach area is highly walkable.

Maunawili
Maunawili's lush mountain setting offers an escape into Hawaii's natural paradise. Hikers tackle the challenging Olomana Three Peaks Trail or splash in the swimming hole beneath Maunawili Falls after a moderate 3-mile trek. The neighborhood winds through bamboo forests and tropical vegetation with birdsong as your soundtrack. Ancient Hawaiian history lives on at Ulu Pō Heiau State Monument. Accommodations are primarily upscale vacation rentals with mountain views and tropical landscaping. You'll need a rental car to explore, as public transit is limited and parking at trailheads fills early. For dining and shopping, head to nearby Kailua town, just 10-15 minutes away.

Lanikai
Lanikai Beach delivers Hawaiian paradise without the tourist stampede. Its powdered-sugar sand and crystal-clear waters frame picture-perfect views of the twin Mokulua Islands. The Pillbox Trail rewards your climb with jaw-dropping panoramas of the coastline. This peaceful residential enclave keeps things low-key and luxurious. You'll need to drive to nearby Kailua town for restaurants and shopping since Lanikai maintains its purely residential charm. Accommodation options feature upscale vacation rentals with premium price tags. Most visitors explore by car, as public transit is limited and the narrow streets fill with parked vehicles by early morning.

Beachside
Kailua's Beachside neighborhood offers attractions including Kailua Beach.
Top landmarks in Kailua
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Turquoise waters lap against Kailua Beach's powdery white sand, creating a postcard scene that locals somehow take for granted. Kayak to the twin Mokulua Islands offshore, where turtles bask on rocks with the nonchalance of sunbathers. The Lanikai Pillbox Trail rewards a moderate climb with panoramic views that explain why Obama chose this neighborhood for his winter retreats. Kawainui Marsh offers a different kind of beauty, with ancient fishponds that gave the town its name ('two seas' in Hawaiian). After swimming, the shave ice stands along Kailua Road provide rainbow-colored relief from the tropical sun. For a less-crowded experience than Waikiki, Kalama Beach Park offers the same perfect waters without the tourist crush.
































































































































