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14 Best Areas & Neighborhoods

hotels and buildings in Waikiki, Honolulu

As you probably already know, Hawaii consists of eight main islands, most of which are inhabited and open to visitors. The most popular islands to visit are Oahu, Maui, Kauai, the Big Island, and Lanai. These popular tourist destinations offer visitors stunning beaches, active volcanoes, natural beauty, and award-winning golf courses.

But Hawaii is not just a tourist destination. The islands are rich in history, and preservation of the islands’ natural resources is crucial to keeping this place a tropical getaway that families can enjoy for generations to come. Keep this in mind while visiting this beautiful paradise.

When planning a visit to the islands, you’ll probably want to research which island is best for you in terms of accommodation options, outdoor activities, and proximity to other top attractions. If you have the means to, I highly suggest visiting multiple islands, as each one offers visitors a different vibe. There are multiple flights between islands, so island hopping is a breeze in Hawaii.

Without further ado, let’s get into the best areas and neighborhoods to stay in Hawaii! We’ll also briefly go over our top picks for hotels and vacation rentals in each area so you can get a feel of the type of accommodations that each place has to offer.

TLDR; Our Favorite Accommodations in Hawaii

Areas to choose within Hawaii

  • Best area for first-timers/tourists – Waikiki, Oahu
  • Best area for budget travelers – Kapolei, Oahu
  • Best area for luxury travelers – Lanai Island
  • Best area for safety – Ka’anapali, Maui
  • Best area for families – Ko Olina, Oahu
  • Best area for nature lovers – Princeville, Kauai
  • Best area for shopping – Wailea, Maui
  • Best area for outdoor adventures – Hilo, Big Island
  • Best area for culture and history – Molokai Island

Where to Stay in Hawaii

1. Waikiki, Oahu

hotels and buildings in Waikiki, Honolulu

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