The Twin Fin Waikiki review: our stay, the room, view, pool and gym
The person who runs HawaStay stayed here with their spouse in January 2026. All photos were taken by them. Prices and amenities can change, so please also check the current details below and the official website.
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The room
- When
- January 2026
- Who
- A couple
- Room
- Twin (two beds)
- Bath
- Bathtub and shower combined
- Bidet toilet
- No
A basic room that was only fairly clean

The room had the twin beds, a small desk and one chair, and not much else. There is a balcony, but as far as we remember it had no chairs.
To be honest, the room was not especially clean, perhaps because the building is older. The bath is a combined tub and shower, and there is no bidet toilet.
One more thing: the bottle for filling up at the hotel's water dispenser had an odd smell.
A great view and the beach close by

We could see Diamond Head and the ocean from the room. The beach is very close, so it is easy to pop out for a swim.

A quiet pool, gym and lobby

The pool was quiet, with lots of chairs around it, including a few sofa-bed style loungers, so it was easy to relax. The hotel also has a restaurant.

The gym was mostly empty too. There is a small ABC Store inside the hotel, handy for quick shopping.
The front desk staff were friendly and easy to talk to. There are no Japanese-speaking staff, so it is all in English, but we had no trouble.
What we liked
- Very close to the beach
- Diamond Head and ocean view from the room
- Quiet pool and gym
- Plenty of chairs and loungers around the pool
- ABC Store and a restaurant inside the hotel
- Friendly front desk (in English)
What we did not like
- The room was not especially clean, perhaps due to the building's age
- Basic room, and no chairs on the balcony
- No bidet toilet
- Combined bathtub and shower
- The water dispenser bottle had an odd smell
Who it suits
People who care more about being near the beach and relaxing by the pool than about a new room. If a bidet toilet or Japanese-speaking staff matter to you, see Japanese-friendly hotels.
Current prices and amenities
The details below come from this site's hotel data (with sources), not from the stay.
© HawaStayThe Twin Fin WaikikiResort fee$56/night- Resort fee $56/night (before tax)
- 1 min walk to the beach
- 1 min walk to ABC Store
- Bathtub in some rooms (Twin room, tub with shower)
- Electric kettle in some rooms (Twin room, stayed January 2026)
- Valet parking $60/night (before tax)
- About 20 min by car from the airport
Figures are calculated automatically from the data on this site. Each hotel page lists its sources. Fees and amenities can change, so please check the official hotel website before booking.