I enjoyed my stay at the Ohana East Hotel. For the first three nights my room was beside a very noisy elevator-which sounded like a rollercoaster going past. After complaining on my first morning I managed to change rooms, three nights later. Admired the professionalism by staff. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Loved the spa. Beware of the offers of a free breakfast and lunch. Was asked five times by different employees at the information / pamphlets area whether I was travelling alone and whether I was over the age of 28 years. Found out the hard way after agreeing to attend a free luncheon-making my way to the venue that it is to do with Time Share and you also have to sit through a two hour presentation after the luncheon. If you pull out last minute then they'll take $100 (USA) out of your credit card. This aspect spoilt my Hawaiian experience. In future I would book tours for Oahu in my homeland through my travel agent.

Very small cramped rooms. Reasonably clean. Wifi did not work that night. Was very frustrating as I was trying to arrange my flight out of the country. Had a little kichenette area which can be quite useful if staying a few more days.

The hotel is in a great location. It is not on the main Waikiki strip where all the shopping is, but it is right behind it. As in a 25 second walk to the main street. The hotel itself is an average three star hotel. Nothing special. Honestly, if you are one to never be in your room and want a cheap place to stay, then you should stay here. Beds are not comfortable though. No blow dryer in room. There is a refridgerator though. Took a good couple of minutes for the shower to get warm, but eventually ends up warming up. The staff is super nice and very helpful with directions and offers places to go. Good AC in room. :)

once again this year a great experience at this hotel - excellent upgrade room (kitchenette/one bedroom) - growing pains with wifi (staff doing all it can to support)