Honolulu

The Hawaii Hotspot is a geological term for a specific area where volcanism occurs. This shouldn’t be confused with Hawaii’s other hotspot, cosmopolitan Honolulu, located on the southern shore of O'ahu.

Honolulu’s multiple attractions include Waikiki, with its iconic crescent beach, high-rise skyline and extinct volcano, Diamond Head, looming in the distance. Unlike Diamond Head however, Waikiki is always active, regularly erupting with shop sales, restaurant openings and vibrant nightlife.

An even edgier neighbourhood in this cultural melting pot of 400,000 inhabitants is Chinatown – worth exploring for its eateries, market stalls and bars. Or if you prefer more sedate sightseeing, get a birds eye view of the city from Aloha Tower, visit USA’s only royal residence, ‘Iolani Palace, or Honolulu’s Museum of Art.

Some natural endowments are nearby as well. Hike the cool trails of the mist–shrouded Ko'olau Range for spectacular city views, or wend your way through the Lyon Aboretum, with its fascinating tropical plant life.

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Ala Moana Honolulu by Mantra

Honolulu’s landmark hotel is beside the world’s largest open-air shopping mall, and a short stroll to the inviting waters of the Pacific. Choose from over 1000 rooms, each with free WiFi and either mountain, city or ocean views. Some larger suites also include kitchen facilities. A host of dining options exist within the hotel, including a restaurant on the 36th floor. Ala Moana Hotel by Mantra also offers nearly 15,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, up to nine meeting rooms and WiFi and satellite conference facilities.

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