At The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach, the indication that it offers a different resort experience is evident upon arrival.
From the airy eighth-floor lobby, guests are swept away amid the ocean breeze to spaces that frame the surrounding natural beauty and experiences that draw inspiration from local traditions.
At this Honolulu resort, guests enjoy: an eighth-floor infinity pool, the highest in Waikiki Beach, with private cabanas.
Notable restaurants including BLT Market, Sushi Sho and Dean & DeLuca.
Luxury spa offering locally inspired treatments. 24-hour fitness center designed by celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak.
Enviable location a five-minute walk to the ocean and adjacent to shopping at Luxury Row.
307 ocean-view residences available in studio and one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans.
At this Waikiki Beach resort, the line between inside and out, resort and residence is blurred. Accommodations feature floor-to-ceiling windows with uninterrupted ocean views.
Futuring furnished terraces, gourmet kitchens and dining spaces.
4Two-storey duplex living. Four private bedrooms and five bathrooms. Expansive dining, living and den areas for entertaining.
Cerused oak hardwood floors, marble bathroom floors, walls, and countertops and natural oiled-walnut millwork. Luxury kitchen. Miele appliances including convection oven and microwave.
Dishwasher and full-height refrigerator. Island counter with seating for five.
Lanai with a view. Oversized lanai, 58sq.m. Sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and lushtree tops of Fort Derussy.
Separate living areas. Private bedrooms. Dining space for up to six. Residences range in size from104-106sq.m. Luxury kitchens. Miele appliances including four-burner cooktop.
Dishwasher and full-height refrigerator. In-residence washer and dryer. Lanai with a view. Oversized lanai, 9-15sq.m. Two furnished seating areas per lanai.
Thoughtfully-designed living space. Spacious and stylish interior. Hardwoods, marble and hand-crafted millwork.
Living room sofa-bed for extra guests. Floor-to-ceiling windows. Unparalleled views of Waikiki and the Pacific Ocean.
Light and bright layout to celebrate the sea and sky. Upscale conveniences. Lanai with a view, 8sq.m.
Oversized bathroom with soaker tub, walk-in shower and toilet with state-of-the-art washlet. In-residence washer and dryer.
Living room sofa-bed for extra guests. Residences range in size from 40-48sq.m. Floor-to-ceiling windows. Unparalleled views of Waikiki and the Pacific Ocean.
Light and bright layout to celebrate the sea and sky. Upscale conveniences. Lanai with a view, 4-9sq.m.
Living room sofa-bed for extra guests. Residences range in size from 37-39sq.m. Floor-to-ceiling windows. Unparalleled views of Waikiki and the Pacific Ocean.
Light and bright layout to celebrate the sea and sky. Upscale conveniences. Lanai with a view, 6sq.m.
At The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach, flavors from both near and far find themselves at the table. At Sushi Sho, an influential sushi chef from Tokyo brings his flawless technique to the 10-seat fine dining restaurant.
All-day dining at BLT Market highlights local, seasonal ingredients. And casual dining gets a gourmet twist at Dean & DeLuca, featuring a well-curated market and wine bar overlooking Honolulu’s Waikiki Beach.
BLT Market brings its internationally renowned artisanal approach to this Oahu resort.
The Waikiki restaurant creates daily breakfast, lunch and dinner menus based on selections from local purveyors; weekend brunch and in-residence late-night dining are also offered.
Antique farm tools, reclaimed wood furniture and an earthy color palette reflect the Honolulu restaurant’s farm-to-table approach.
A private dining room is also available.
Dean & DeLuca offers a gourmet marketplace where guests can enjoy a casual bite or the opportunity to use ingredients to prepare an in-residence meal.
A glass display filled with fresh breads and tempting pastries. Shelves lined with culinary staples and treats. A second-floor wine bar overlooking the ocean.
With legendary sushi master Keiji Nakazawa at its helm, Sushi Sho brings its debut restaurant location outside of Japan to The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach. Respected for his mastery of the techniques of the ancient Edo sushi masters, Nakazawa pairs varying temperatures of rice seasoning to more than 40 different types of fresh fish to maximize flavor.
With only 10 seats, the Honolulu restaurant offers an exclusive experience featuring an omakase-style dinner with each course selected by the chef.
Hot stones from Hawaii’s volcanoes. Rain-beaded leaves from the Oahu rainforest. An energizing lomilomi massage. The spa at this Waikiki beach resort draws from local offerings and traditions to heal, reawaken and revitalize the body and spirit.
Décor carries on the resort’s sleek, sophisticated style, and the ocean is perfectly framed through picture windows and from outdoor terraces.
Surrounding by opportunities for outdoor activity, this Waikiki resort is the ideal destination for a wellness retreat.
The 24-hour fitness center, designed by celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak, embraces Waikiki’s natural beauty while offering the latest in exercise equipment. A yoga studio accommodates group and private classes.
Nourished glow, body balancer, after sun soother, kī leaf foot reviver, wild lehua honey scrub.
Ho’omalu - a sense of peace massage; huki huki - renew massage; mānoa mist – revitalize; deep muscle massage; volcanic stone massage; relaxation massage; stress relief massage; naturally nurtured massage.
The men’s massage, activity recovery, the men’s facial treatments.
The spa at this Waikiki beach resort draws from local offerings and traditions to heal, reawaken and revitalize the body and spirit.
Hawaii’s third-largest island, Oahu offers an appealing blend of luxury resorts, designer shopping and acclaimed dining alongside cultural experiences, iconic monuments and historical buildings.
Perfect for a family vacation or romantic getaway, the island appeals to those who seek both relaxation and adventure, and this Honolulu resort offers an array of activities to experience it all.
Opulent and historic lolani Palace is the official residence of Hawaii’s monarchy and was home to their Majesties King Kalakaua and his sister and successor Queen Liliuokalani.
Held the first Friday of each month, art walks allow visitors to discover a variety of galleries, meet artists at official open houses and savor Chinatown’s nightlife and dining scene.
One of Pearl Harbor’s five historic sites, the Battleship Missouri Memorial is a living museum commemorating the end of World War II. Its well-attended exhibits span three different wars, the ship itself is 3 football fields long and 20 stories tall.
The renowned Bishop Museum provides an unparalleled look at the arts, culture and traditions of the Hawaiian people.
Sitting near the eastern edge of Waikiki and visible from all of its shoreline, the 475-acre Diamond Head is famed for its historic hiking trail, ocean views & unique history. The saucer-shaped crater was formed some 300,000 years ago during explosive eruption.
Oahu is home to 40 public and private golf courses ranging from municipal courses to full resort golf destinations. Every January, Oahu hosts the PGA TOUR’s Sony Open, which takes place at the Waialae Country Club in East Honolulu.
The collection of 38,000 fine art pieces includes 4,500 works of art representing Polynesia’s many cultures. The museum features Shangri-La, an architecturally unique home housing the Islamic Art collection of the late heiress Doris Duke.
Kalakaua Avenue is the epicenter of shopping, dining and entertainment for Oahu. It’s a vibrant, dynamic, highly walkable destination with global designer brands and Hawaiian artisans, hotels and restaurants and recreation.
A favorite with more advanced hikers, this trail offers great views from the top of an extinct volcano.
Event venues at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach include an eighth-floor infinity pool overlooking Fort Derussy and the Pacific Ocean, and BLT Market, the hotel’s signature restaurant with a second-floor wine bar.
Located at the dramatic, 100,000-year-old Punchbowl Crater, the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific salutes Medal of Honor recipients and America’s war veterans.
The North Shore is legendary for its scenery, surf lifestyle, unique art, dining experiences. In November & December, its big-wave beaches host international surfing competitions.
The USS Arizona remains the resting place for numerous of that ship's 1,177 crewmen who perished on December 7, 1941.
More than 110 shops and restaurants. Luxury designer boutiques, beachwear stores, traditional Hawaiian arts & crafts shops, jewelry, sporting goods, surfing gear, food and beverage outlets.
The only outlet center on Oahu and one of the most popular shopping destinations in Hawaii has more than 50 designer and brand name stores and an open-air food pavilion.
This open-air destination includes dining, shopping, live entertainment and pedestrian promenades.
THE RITZ-CARLTON RESIDENCES, WAIKIKI BEACH
383 Kalaimoku StreetWaikiki Beach, HI 96815 United States