| What to expect: Entering the hotel between the columns of an elegant porte cochere flanked by stately palm trees, guests step back into an era of true leisure. Painted the palest shades of gray and white, the wooden Banyan Wing contains the hotel lobby, which is cooled by trade winds gently propelling guests toward the historic Moana Banyan tree shading the beachfront courtyard. From this spot, the beloved Hawaii Calls radio show brought the world's attention to Hawaiian music. Historical artifacts are displayed throughout the hotel, and framed million-stitch Hawaiian floral quilts brighten the lobby. Amenity highlights: Highlights include traditional high tea served daily on the Banyan Veranda, tours of the hotel by a resident historian, and periodic musical entertainment on the veranda and in the courtyard. Insider tip: Clustered within two blocks of one another, Waikiki's four Sheraton hotels offer the convenience of "Stay at One, Play at All" hospitality. Guests at any hotel are invited to enjoy dining, entertainment, and facilities—except swimming pools—at the other hotels while simply charging to their rooms. The Sheraton Waikiki, for example, offers daily Keiki Aloha activities for kids ages 5 to 12, with morning, afternoon, and/or evening sessions as well as lunch and dinner options. The Royal Hawaiian's Abhasa Waikiki Spa, the Sheraton Waikiki's fitness center, and the 24-hour doctors on call medical clinic at the Princess Kaiulani Hotel similarly are available to Sheraton Moana Surfrider's guests. This hotel's famous Banyan Veranda afternoon high tea is also open to other Sheraton guests. |
Sheraton Moana Surfrider
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