Marriott Vacation Club, Waikiki

와이키키 시내에서 가깝고 도보로 7분 정도면 비치에 도착 가능합니다. 새로 지은 호텔이라 2성급이 무색하게 깨끗하고 시설 좋습니다. 세탁기, 세제 모두 무료이고 식기들도 다 갖춰있어서 다시 방문하고 싶은 곳입니다. 낡은 4성급 호텔보다 낫다고 생각했어요. 재방문 의사 10000% 입니다.

Not sure why this is rated a 2-star hotel. I'd give it a 4-star level. It is a vacation club (timeshare) so it does not have the array of restaurants and bars, but for a timeshare it is loaded with amenities. Our suite has a nice living room with dining table and microwave and a separate bedroom. The bathroom was innovative, spacious and large. Separate tub and adjoining shower. Japanese style Toto modern toilet. Other amenities: Free laundry machines on two floors. Ultra modern and large capacity. Infinity pool on top level 8 BBQ grills and bar/grill at pool Bellman Longe with coffee and nice lounge chairs Ritz-Carlton style service

Pros: Most of the staff we encountered were fantastic. We had a good check in experience. Good location. About a ten minute walk to the beach. Room is clean. Balcony door does open; there is standing room to peek out and see downtown. Cons: No hot tub and no shade at the pool. They stated it’s because of wind on the roof, but a small permanent shade structure could help. The shade is off to the side, down stairs so it is difficult if you have children swimming. No oven or stove (or hot plate). Our room had a microwave, dishwasher, and rice cooker. The kitchen is why we chose a vacation club, but we had to eat most meals out. The toilet is in a small closet in the bathroom but doesn’t have a door. The hotel didn’t have any chairs or umbrellas you could borrow for the beach, like the other Marriott down the road. Such a perk when you aren’t “beach front.” Lastly, we booked through the Bonvoy app which stated all taxes and fees were included. The hotel charged us 300$ in taxes and fees upon check out. I’ve included a screenshot below in case it can save others from getting stuck with a bigger bill than they expected upon check out. When we raised it with management, they just kept sending us a folio bill. It didn’t seem transparent.