Royal Hawaiian in Waikiki begins major renovation before its centenary
The Pink Palace hotel on Honolulu's beach is being refurbished while staying open, with work set to finish before its February 2027 anniversary.
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What happened
The Royal Hawaiian, a Waikiki Beach hotel, is undergoing a large renovation ahead of its 100th birthday. Work is being done in stages, with some sections closed while the hotel remains open to guests. The pink stucco exterior will be kept, and the remodeled rooms will get custom-carved furniture and new bathrooms.
Why it matters
The renovations are on track to be completed in time for the hotel's 100th anniversary in February 2027. The hotel is part of Marriott's collection in Honolulu, so it can be booked with Marriott Bonvoy points.
Coverage
- Waikiki's iconic 'Pink Palace' is getting a major makeover for its 100th birthday (thepointsguy.com)
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