Standard and Aliʻi rooms
Practical choices for shorter stays, with park or neighborhood outlooks depending on category.
Waikīkī hotel guide
An independent hotel at the western approach to central Waikīkī, with park-facing and ocean-view rooms, a saltwater infinity pool, dry sauna, beach gear, and a useful position near Fort DeRussy.
The short version
Hotel La Croix stands where Kalākaua and Kūhiō avenues meet, beside green park space and close to Fort DeRussy. The location gives guests quick access to western Waikīkī, Luxury Row, central shopping, buses, trolleys, and the beach without placing the hotel on the sand.
The property spans compact standard rooms, park- and ocean-view categories, two-room suites, kitchenette options, and penthouse accommodations with large lanais. Its pool, sauna, fitness center, and complimentary beach gear make it more than a simple room-only base.
Make the right match
Fort DeRussy, Waikīkī Beach Walk, Luxury Row, and central Waikīkī are all reachable without a car.
The range covers compact rooms, two-room family space, kitchenettes, and large-lanai penthouses.
The property offers a more individual identity than a standardized global-brand hotel.
The shoreline is walkable through Fort DeRussy, but there is no direct hotel-to-sand connection.
Layouts and finishes vary across standard, suite, and penthouse categories. Review the exact booked room carefully.
The corner location improves access and views but also places the hotel beside major Waikīkī streets.
Sleep well
Rooms range from a compact queen category to larger Aliʻi rooms, ocean-view rooms with two lanais, kitchenette accommodations, two-room suites, and penthouses with expansive terraces.
View, balcony, and space are the main distinctions. Travelers who need cooking facilities or separate bedrooms should reserve a category that explicitly guarantees them rather than relying on a general hotel description.
Practical choices for shorter stays, with park or neighborhood outlooks depending on category.
More space, private lanais, stronger views, or kitchen facilities for added flexibility.
The best fit for families, groups, special occasions, and travelers prioritizing outdoor terrace space.


Beyond the room
The Beach Haus level gathers the hotel’s main leisure features in a compact outdoor setting.
A pool, sun terrace, and pool bar create an easy alternative to walking to the beach.
Simple wellness facilities support recovery after active beach and island days.
The guest guide lists chairs, mats, snorkels, boogie boards, and sand toys for beach outings.
Bus and trolley routes serve the surrounding avenues, reducing the need for daily parking.
Eat and drink
Monkeypod Lounge serves breakfast, while the Beach Haus Pool Bar handles drinks and casual poolside items. The hotel’s location also puts Waikīkī Beach Walk, Lewers Street, and Kalākaua dining within a comfortable walk.
Restaurant concepts, meal periods, and reservation policies change more often than hotel locations. Check the current hotel dining page before building a day around a specific venue.
Know the neighborhood
Hotel La Croix is at the western meeting point of Kalākaua and Kūhiō avenues. It is convenient for Fort DeRussy, central shopping, Waikīkī Beach Walk, buses, and trolleys, with Ala Moana more accessible than from the Diamond Head end.
Useful answers
No. The hotel is inland at Kalākaua and Kūhiō avenues, with Fort DeRussy Beach reachable on foot.
Yes. The guest information guide lists a saltwater infinity pool, sun terrace, and pool bar.
Yes. Selected room categories explicitly include a kitchenette. Confirm the feature in the reserved category.
The current guest guide lists complimentary chairs, mats, snorkels, boogie boards, and sand toys, subject to availability and policy changes.
Verify before booking
Compare the exact room category, taxes, required fees, parking, cancellation rules, and accessibility details for your travel dates.
Editorial details reviewed August 2026. Waikiki.info is an independent guide and is not the hotel operator.