| Commemorative Launch Planned for Honolulu’s Most Anticipated Hotel |
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09/12/2011 04:01 (173 Day 08:54 minutes ago) | ||||
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The FINANCIAL -- Amongst a sea of guests, Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach today opened the doors of the Pali Tower, the first of two towers being constructed at this property, marking the launch of the first Hyatt Place hotel in the Hawaii market.
Situated just steps from Waikiki Beach, one of Hawaii’s most renowned recreational beaches, the hotel combines stylish design and practical amenities with forward-thinking technology and purposeful service. To toast the opening of the first tower, Kokua Hospitality is hosting a traditional “LuWOW” reception with esteemed guests that include local dignitaries, hospitality professionals, shareholders and residents. The opening party will include traditional customs, such as a blessing by a Hawaiian Kahu, as well as entertaining performances by hula dancers and fire eaters on the expansive pool deck on the third floor.
Additional amenities include a business center and tourism desk located in the lobby; an intimate Bakery Café offering specialty coffees, premium beers, wines, and cocktails; and a Grab ’n Go case stocked with freshly made items, including sandwiches, salads, tropical fruit, rice, authentic Japanese cuisine and more.All guests staying at Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach receive a complimentary continental breakfast, served both in the lobby and on the expansive pool deck, which features a fire pit, Tiki torches and seating for up to 200 people.
The hotel also offers a StayFitHyatt fitness center with cardio equipment and gym accessories, such as free weights, yoga and Pilates mats. The fifth floor features elegant rooms ideal for meetings, receptions and conferences. With 4,200 square feet of function space, Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach is an exceptional setting for any type of occasion, from intimate weddings to business meetings to lavish celebrations.
Its close proximity to Waikiki’s exclusive shopping district, world-class restaurants, natural attractions, such as the famed Diamond Head volcanic crater and a variety of other important sights and museums in Waikiki, makes it an ideal hotel for both leisure and business travelers.
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