Stay
Waikīkī
If you would like to stay closer to all the tourist attractions:
Twin Fin | Room Block Available
The Laylow | Room Block Available
Hilton Hotels | $200+
Surf Jack | $225+
Marriott Hotels | $225+
Moana Surfrider | $600+
Ko Olina
If you would like to stay close to the venue during the weekend:
Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club | $375+
Disney Aulani | $800+
Kapolei
If you would like to stay near the venue with more affordable options:
Hampton Inn by Hilton | $160+
Embassy Suites by Hilton | $180+
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To receive the room block discount, make sure to use the links above.
We recommend staying in the area where you plan to spend most of your time. On the night of the wedding, June 13, staying in Ko Olina or Kapolei may be the most convenient option, especially since the celebration will end at 10 PM. Most importantly, we want everyone to get back to their hotel safely.
If you're planning to stay in Waikīkī, expect the drive to Ko Olina to take about 45 minutes to an hour each way.
Traffic is heaviest on weekdays between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM, especially on the H-1 heading westbound toward Ko Olina.
Getting there
Flying
Fly into HNL (Daniel K. Inouye International Airport), the main airport on O‘ahu. It’s conveniently located in the middle of the island.
Getting an Uber, Lyft, or taxi to your hotel usually runs around $30–60, depending on where you’re staying. Fares and travel times may be higher if you’re heading to Ko Olina or traveling during peak hours (after 3 PM).
Getting around
We will be honest — there aren’t a lot of transportation options in Hawaii.
If you plan to explore more of O‘ahu beyond Waikiki or Ko Olina — East Side, North Shore, or other scenic spots around the island — we recommend renting a car. It’s easier, faster, and usually cheaper than calling Uber after Uber, leaving you more time to soak up the sun and enjoy the adventure.