Ala Moana Hotel Kamaʻāina Rates

The Ala Moana Hotel by Mantra is Honolulu's great-value central base — a two-tower hotel right next to Ala Moana Center (the largest open-air mall in the world) and a short walk from Ala Moana Beach Park, roughly between downtown and Waikīkī. For kamaʻāina, it's one of the most practical staycations on Oʻahu: central, recently renovated, and priced for residents.

Kamaʻāina rate at the Ala Moana Hotel

Hawaiʻi residents get a real break here — and, notably, no resort fee, which is rare in Honolulu.

• Kamaʻāina / resident rates from around $153/night (Kona Tower) — actual pricing varies by date, tower, and availability.
• No resort fee on the kamaʻāina rate — a meaningful saving versus most Waikīkī hotels.
• Book direct and ask for the resident rate, and bring a valid Hawaiʻi ID at check-in.

Rates and terms change seasonally, so confirm the current kamaʻāina rate and any blackout dates with the hotel when you book.

What locals love

• The location — steps from Ala Moana Center's shopping and food, and a short walk to Ala Moana Beach Park for a swim or sunset.
• Recently transformed — updated lobby, a Starbucks lounge, new porte-cochère, and a modernized pool deck.
• Practical rooms — every room has a microwave and refrigerator plus complimentary WiFi, handy for a longer or family stay.
• Central to everything — an easy jump-off point for downtown, Kakaʻako, Waikīkī, and the airport.

Who it's best for

The Ala Moana Hotel is ideal for residents who want a central, no-fuss, good-value stay — shoppers, families who value the in-room fridge and microwave, and anyone who'd rather be next to the mall and the beach park than pay a Waikīkī resort fee. It's a comfortable, convenient hotel rather than a full beachfront resort.

Things to do nearby

• Ala Moana Center — hundreds of shops and one of the best food halls in the state, right next door.
• Ala Moana Beach Park — calm, swimmable water and a classic local sunset spot, a short walk away.
• Kakaʻako — murals, breweries, and Kewalo Basin, a quick drive toward town.
• Waikīkī — a short drive or bus ride for the beach and nightlife when you want it.

How to book your kamaʻāina rate

Book direct with the hotel and ask for the current Hawaiʻi-resident (kamaʻāina) rate — it includes the no-resort-fee benefit. Have your valid Hawaiʻi ID ready at check-in, and book early for weekends and holidays. The hotel is at 410 Atkinson Drive, Honolulu.

Ala Moana Hotel kamaʻāina FAQ

Does the Ala Moana Hotel offer kamaʻāina rates? Yes — Hawaiʻi residents can book discounted resident rates (recently from around $153/night in the Kona Tower) with no resort fee. Valid Hawaiʻi ID is required at check-in; confirm current pricing when you book.

Is there a resort fee? The kamaʻāina rate is advertised with no resort fee — one of the reasons it's a strong value for residents compared with most Waikīkī hotels.

Where is the Ala Moana Hotel? On Atkinson Drive in Honolulu, right beside Ala Moana Center and a short walk from Ala Moana Beach Park — central to downtown, Kakaʻako, and Waikīkī.