Ilikai - 4BR Condos - Sleeps 12

Summary:

Please note: this listing combines two units within the same community. Both are of equivalent size, finishes, and bedroom count to what’s shown. Guests receive separate keys/access codes at check-in, and both units are located within the same building cluster or community grounds.



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Steps from Waikiki Beach and the Ala Moana Canal, this four-bedroom Ilikai arrangement sleeps up to 12 guests across two stylish condos, making it an ideal home base for families and groups exploring Oahu. You get the space and privacy of a full condo stay with resort-style amenities and one of Honolulu's most recognizable addresses. Please note: guests pay a mandatory Ilikai resort fee of $28 daily on site at check-in, separate from the rates shown.



Together these two two-bedroom condos give your group four private bedrooms, multiple full bathrooms, and fully equipped kitchens so everyone can spread out, cook in, and unwind without feeling crowded. Each unit has its own living and dining area, a private lanai with views of the surrounding cityscape or waterfront, and in-unit laundry typical of Ilikai residences, giving large families or multi-generational groups a genuine home-away-from-home experience. The units are approximately a 3-minute walk apart within Ilikai, so the whole group stays together in the same iconic tower complex while still enjoying independent spaces for sleeping in, gathering, or keeping different schedules.



Here is how a 4-bedroom listing sleeps 12: the 4 bedrooms sleep 8 guests at 2 per bedroom, and each of the 2 units has a sleeper sofa in the living area that sleeps 2, which adds 4 more. 8 plus 4 is 12 guests in total.



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Unit assignment note: This listing uses representative accommodations within the same resort/community. The assigned unit will match the advertised bedroom count, occupancy, quality standard, and core amenities. Exact decor, furnishings, layout, and view may vary by unit.



The Space:

Unit A (2BR): Unit A is a well-appointed two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium in the Ilikai tower on Ala Moana Boulevard, offering the kind of airy, open layout that makes Honolulu living so appealing. The master bedroom features a king bed and an en-suite bathroom, while the second bedroom offers a comfortable queen bed served by the second full bath just across the hall. A queen sleeper sofa in the living area rounds out the sleeping options for a sixth guest, making the unit genuinely comfortable for a family or small group of friends. The fully equipped kitchen means you can pick up fresh poke from Foodland Farms or produce from the Ala Moana farmers market and cook your own meals, while the dining area seats the whole group together. The private lanai is the crown jewel, offering a perch above the canal and city with cool trade-wind breezes that make evenings in Honolulu feel effortless.



Unit B (2BR): Unit B is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom Ilikai condominium situated on a higher floor, rewarding guests with expansive views across the Honolulu skyline and out toward the Pacific. The master suite is anchored by a king bed and a private en-suite bathroom, while the guest bedroom offers a queen bed alongside the second full bathroom for added convenience and privacy. The living area includes a queen sleeper sofa that comfortably extends the unit to six guests, and the open-concept living and dining space feels generous and light-filled throughout the day. The fully equipped kitchen is stocked with the essentials for preparing everything from a simple breakfast before a surf session to a full dinner after a day on the North Shore. Like all Ilikai residences, the unit connects guests to the building's shared resort amenities and is a short, easy walk from the Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon and Ala Moana Beach Park.



The units are approximately a 3-minute walk apart within Ilikai.



The Neighborhood:

Ilikai sits at the western edge of Waikiki at 1777 Ala Moana Boulevard, placing guests within a short stroll of Ala Moana Beach Park, one of Honolulu's most beloved white-sand stretches and far less crowded than central Waikiki. The adjacent Ala Moana Center, the largest open-air shopping mall in the United States, offers everything from local plate-lunch counters and Shirokiya Japan Village Walk to high-end retail and a spectacular nightly hula show. The Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon is directly across the street, and the world-famous stretch of Waikiki Beach begins just a few minutes east on foot, bringing surf lessons, outrigger canoe rides, and a string of restaurants, shave-ice stands, and luau venues right to your doorstep.



Getting Around:

Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is roughly 6 miles west of Ilikai, about a 15 to 20-minute drive depending on H-1 traffic, and rideshare services like Lyft and Uber operate reliably throughout Honolulu. The Ala Moana Center bus transit hub is a short walk away and connects to TheBus routes that reach most of Oahu affordably. Renting a car is recommended if you plan to explore the North Shore, Kailua, or the Windward Coast, and several major rental agencies have desks near the airport and at nearby hotels. For daily Waikiki and Ala Moana errands, the neighborhood is highly walkable and a bicycle or e-scooter makes quick work of the waterfront path.



Other Things to Note:

=== Rental License Compliance ===

Hawaii license requirements

General Excise Tax ID (GET): GE-028-881-5616-01

Transient Accommodations Tax ID (TAT): TA-028-881-5616-01