“Nothing Fancy”

There's nothing fancy about HI Honolulu, but the staff makes an effort. It is reasonably priced, and the food, which is geared toward the hotel's British guests, is really pretty good. French and American visitors might find something to complain about, but when don't they? You might want to pack an alarm clock if you need to catch an early flight. Had I relied solely on my wake up call in order to make my flight, I might still be there sound asleep.

“Value for money if a little tired”

The Honolulu represents good value for money on an all inclusive basis. Staff are courteous and helpful. The hotel looks ready for refurbishment as both public areas and rooms although clean are in need of decoration/renewal throughout. Food was plentiful and never felt rushed with the evening buffet providing good food and a wide choice.

“Safer in Beirut”

People running, screaming and fighting through the corridors all through the night, there was some sprt of issue every night. We didn't get back until 3.30am most nights but were earlier the night before we had to fly home. We literally got no sleep. The hotel was smashed to pieces. Chunks taken out of the plaster walls, doors that had clearly been smashed and fire extinguisher boxes having the glass smashed daily. People tried to get into room every other night. Unclear if it was alocohol induced forgetfulness or as it was quite forceful just horrible people. Two lifts for a 9 storey hotel and you could only get 2-3 people in the one as the weight limit was broken. Food was limited and very few things labelled. Also no good if you like desserts or are vegetarian. The air conditioning is awful and it also was in our friends room so wasnt just a fault with ours. The unit is placed in the doorway so cools that bit but doesn't touch the room. Never been so pleased to leave a place in my life.