Moana Surfrider Westin Resort & Spa The "First Lady of Waikiki"

The "First Lady of Waikiki" is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1901, this is the original hotel on world famous Waikiki beach and is home of the famous Banyan tree, which dominates the courtyard on the hotel's beachside. This setting provides an ideal place to have lunch or cocktails while watching the sunset. The Moana Surfrider Westin Resort and Spa is a perfect choice for those wanting to add a bit of history and elegance to their Waikiki stay. An added plus is the traditional lei greeting upon arrival.

Keiki Aloha Children's Program,
Kids want a vacation of their own and Sheraton's Keiki Aloha Children's Program offers children age 5 - 12 years old an experience all their own. From Hawaiian arts and crafts to visits to the Honolulu Zoo and Waikiki Aquarium, kids get a chance to immerse themselves in the culture of Hawaii. Offered at a nominal fee for the entire day's events, the program is located at the Sheraton Waikiki's Hookipa Center and supervised by state-qualified counselors. The program is offered from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. daily, year-round, with extended hours from 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. during the summer

In 793 elegant rooms and suites, you'll find not only every modern comfort, but rich details recalling a bygone era, from furnishings in the Historic Banyan Wing made of oak, mahogany, maple, cherry and rare koa, to the subtle luxuries and serene colors of the Tower and Diamond Wings. Traditional Hawaiian quilts, custom furniture, and oceanfront lanai bring the warmth of old Hawai'i to our secluded suites.

Dining options;
Renowned as much for their menus as for their spirit of service, each of the restaurants provide sweeping views of the sparkling Pacific. From casual American favorites to exquisitely prepared continental classics, you are sure to find the perfect meal to match your appetite.
Start your day with a breakfast buffet at the sun-splashed Beachside Café (also open for lunch and dinner). For dinner or Sunday Brunch, enjoy the serene, open-air Banyan Veranda or the carefree Banyan Grill and Beach Bar, both named after the still-thriving Banyan Tree planted here in 1904