Aloha


i have some random questions that are mostly aimed towards the people of hawaii...

im planning a trip and i'd like to stay in Oahu (or anywhere in Hawaii) - but the thing is..im 18 and their age limit thing to rent a room is 21. is there a way to go around that?

what other places can i stay besides the hotels/motels?

how much does each night cost?

I have more questions but i can't remember them at the moment so i will probably post them up later..

By the way..Im a Noob when it comes to traveling..
thanks

aloha


-note: Moderators: i know this thread should be in the random thoughts but my questions is in regards to the islanders.
thanks

 

Call up the Plaza Hotel. Best Western Plaza Hotel. Thats the name of it. 18+ can stay there.

 

can't remember the prices, but try Aqua Bamboo on Kuhio. nice place.

http://trip.hawaii-connections.com/169.htm

 

i think as long as you have a credit card its ok to be younger the 21. i stayed at ohana hotels when i was 20 they never asked for age

 

you could just give me the cash+ a litlle som'n som'n and i'll get ya a room. nah i think it's 18+ at most places. cheapest would probly be the plaza but it's not in waikiki.

 

yo dude, pagoda hotel!!!!!!!!! the terrace that is.... actually, i thought it was pretty good. pretty big rooms for cheap... 1 room like 60 bucks and 2 rooms like 120.... 18+ call them----808-941-6611

 

I used to work in the travel industry for 4+ years, so if you have specific hotel questions, shoot me a PM. I would browse hotels from sites like expedia or travelocity to get a general idea of what your looking for. IF you don't mind where your staying, I can vouch for priceline.com. It was way cheaper then our "Kamaaina" (local) rates on hotels the last time I stayed in Waikiki for Holloween. I also used it the last time I stayed in San Diego and the price I got was about $50 cheaper then any other booking sites, including directly via the hotel.

 

^^^ your best bet!
can't offer anymore...
if you are okay with roomates- hostels are pretty decent... assuming you have good roomates- plus they are cheap.
not sure if there are any, but try a bed and breakfast as well.

either that or hook up with someone from i-club... and pay rent!



aloha from the summit of Mauna Kea

 

you guys are great...
i did most of my research on expedia and it said i had to be 21 plus or accompanied with a guardian.

i haven't done any searches on priceline.com yet..but i will now..
thanks everyone!