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BEST WESTERN The Plaza Hotel
3253 N Nimitz Highway, Honolulu, Hawaii 96819-1907Phone: 808/836-3636 | Fax: 808/834-7406
Guests staying at this airport hotel will find convenient access to the Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial, Aloha Stadium and the Honolulu International Airport.
Welcome to the BEST WESTERN The Plaza Hotel, where guests will find convenient access to a variety of key attractions and experience the highest standard of customer service and accommodations. Located on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu, this Honolulu hotel boasts 274 renovated guest rooms, each featuring a microwave, refrigerator, cable satellite television and free high-speed Internet access. Start the day off with a relaxing outdoor swimming pool or using the hotel's business services and meeting facilities accommodating up to 150 people. Guests will also enjoy dining at the hotel's onsite restaurant and appreciate the airport shuttle to Honolulu International Airport, less than one mile away.
The BEST WESTERN The Plaza Hotel is conveniently located less than five miles from several key island attractions including beautiful beaches, Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Aloha Stadium, home of the NFL® Pro Bowl. Visit the USS Arizona Memorial, just three miles from the hotel or take a tour of the Iolani Palace, the only palace in the United States. Corporate travelers will enjoy the close proximity to federal and state offices in downtown Honolulu as well as convenient access to the Campbell Industrial Park and Chevron/Tesoro Refineries. The hotel is also located just eight miles from both University of Hawaii and Hawaii Pacific University.
The friendly, helpful staff at the BEST WESTERN The Plaza Hotel is ready to ensure a fun-filled memorable stay in Honolulu, Hawaii. Make a reservation today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
June 2012
A retrospective of 40 years of painting from northern Idaho artist S.A. Jones. In Kahului.
Celebrating America's original musical art forms. In Wailuku.
Four great races for the whole family - marathon, half-marathon, and 5-K and 10-K runs. In Kailua-Kona.
July 2012
Enjoy a real small town Independence Day parade at one of the most unique communities on Hawaii Island. In Volcano.
August 2012
Enjoy old-fashioned authentic Hawaiian food on the North Shore. In Haleiwa.
Featuring local cuisine, island crafters, community group booths, guitar exhibit. In Honolulu.
September 2012
This is it, the finale of outrigger canoe racing for women around the world. In Maunaloa.
Rebirth in the Heart of a Cemetery: West Hawaii Veterans Cemetery and Restoration of Kona’s Forests. In Kailua-Kona.
October 2012
a 41-mile Outrigger Canoe race from Molokai to Oahu across the Kaiwi Channel. In Maunaloa.
November 2012
Come taste, come hear and come see what Molokai business is all about. In Hoolehua.
Please join us for the Waikiki Artfest featuring 80 of Hawaii's finest artists and handcraft artisans. In Honolulu.
December 2012
The Honolulu Marathon's scenic course includes spectacular ocean views alongside world-famous Waikiki Beach.
2nd Annual Hawaii International Rugby Sevens Tournament Rugby is a Passion, Playing it in Paradise is a Bonus. In Honolulu.
Nearby Attractions:
List All HI AttractionsDiamond Head State Monument
Diamond Head State Monument encompasses over 475 acres in Oahu's famous state park, sitting near the edge of Waikiki in Honolulu. Diamond Head, a volcanic cone from the Ko'olau Mountain Range, is Hawaii's most prominent and defining landmark. The broad crater at the summit was formed during an eruption 300,000 years ago and is accessible via a steep 0.8 mile hike from the trailhead to the crater's rim. Be sure to bring your camera for the stunning ocean views along the way.
At the top, you'll see the Fire Control Station built in 1911, Fort Ruger bunkers and the navigational lighthouse built in 1917. The panoramic breathtaking views of the shoreline from the summit are worth the effort. While on Oahu, consider staying with Best Western hotels for exceptional service in the tropical paradise of Hawaii.
Hanauma Bay State Underwater Park
The deep cove in Hanauma Bay State Underwater Park is a premier destination for scuba diving, snorkeling and swimming. Located on the south shore of Oahu in Honolulu, the park has been a protected marine life conservation area since 1967. The rich coral reef extends throughout the cove, allowing for excellent underwater views of the diverse marine life.
Relax on the white sandy beach, or pack a lunch and enjoy a sunny picnic. Remember to bring your camera to capture the gorgeous view of the bay. Visitors to this tropical paradise of Oahu rest comfortably at Best Western hotels. Have fun exploring gorgeous Hawaii..
Iolani Palace State Monument
The Iolani Palace State Monument is the former official residence of King Kalakaua - Hawaii's monarchy - located in downtown Honolulu. The Iolani Palace was where the King and Queen hosted several events, received dignitaries from around the world, and performed official functions. The palace, built in 1882, has been restored to its former grandeur and is included on the National Historic Landmark Register.
Enjoy touring the first floor, the second floor and the basement gallery exhibits of this magnificent palace. The palace hosts several special events, including weekly free concerts performed by the Royal Hawaiian Band. Best Western hotels provide wonderful, convenient lodging, while visiting the Palace and beautiful Hawaii.
Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor
The Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor, located on Ford Island in the middle of Pearl Harbor, is the 8th aviation attraction in the United States. The museum strives to preserve aviation history of the Pacific, educate its visitors and honor aviators in the Pacific Region. The two World War II hangars - survivors of the December 1941 Pearl Harbor attack - house a variety of aircraft, exhibits, a 200-seat theater and the Restoration Shop.
Go behind the scenes on the Aviator's Tour and experience a simulated flight in the Combat Flight Simulator. Stop by the museum cafe for a delicious gourmet burger or sandwich and visit the museum gift store for clothing, books, models and gifts. A quick drive across the Ford Island Bridge brings visitors to Honolulu, where Best Western hotels provide quality lodging in Hawaii.
Polynesian Cultural Center
The Polynesian Cultural Center allows visitors to "travel through Polynesia in a single day." Enjoy the tropical flora, the "erupting" volcano, waterfalls, and lagoon while participating in the Polynesian culture. Schedule time to indulge in the center's award-winning Alii Luau, including Hawaiian music, entertainment, Hula, authentic Hawaiian food and the imu ceremony. Must-see shows include the Rainbows of Paradise canoe show and the Ha Breath of Life evening show, showcasing the rich Hawaiian and Polynesian heritage.
Hands-on activities at the center's eight island villages include spear throwing, fire walking, Tiki carving, tree climbing, tattoos, Haka dance and coconut husking. After a day of exploring the rich Hawaiian culture on the north shore of Oahu, drive a short hour to Honolulu, where you'll find comfort and quality accommodations with Best Western hotels.
U S S Arizona National Memorial
The USS Arizona National Memorial in Pearl Harbor, was established in 1962 to honor the sailors who lost their life aboard the battleship during the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. The memorial is above the sunken battleship, which was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1989. One of the Arizona's anchors is displayed at the entrance to the Visitor Center and one of the two ship's bells is displayed inside, along with exhibits and information. Daily memorial tour tickets are also available at the Visitor Center.
The "tears of the Arizona" - oil rising from the battleship - can still be seen from the memorial. The shrine inside the memorial displays the names of the sailors who died there. Every United States President since Roosevelt has visited the site, along with more than one million people annually. While in Honolulu, stay in comfort and enjoy superior customer service with Best Western hotels in this capital city of Hawaii.
