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About the Rainbow Tower
Rainbow Tower is a luxurious lodging option located at 2005 Kālia Road in Honolulu, Hawaii. This iconic tower offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and Waikiki Beach, providing guests with a truly unforgettable experience. With its vibrant rainbow-colored exterior, Rainbow Tower stands out as a landmark in the heart of Waikiki. The hotel features spacious rooms and suites, top-notch amenities, and exceptional service to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay for all guests. Whether you are visiting for a romantic getaway, family vacation, or business trip, Rainbow Tower is the perfect choice for a relaxing and enjoyable stay in paradise.
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2005 Kālia Rd, Honolulu, HI 96815, United States
Reviews of Rainbow Tower
"Stayed here for 1 night while on a cruise, the hotel came highly rated online for its view and location. Upon arrival I was greeted with a zoo of people in queuing lines for check in as if I was going through airport tsa. Heavily filled with tourists. 60$ resort charge on top of your stay and 65$ up charge on parking as well is not included. After all that I then was pointed in direction of the tower I needed to be in but had to ask several people along the way because the place is so vast it’s easy to get lost when there’s zero direction given by staff. I reached my room which I paid for oceanfront at 750$ along the way elevators were disgusting looked as if they hadn’t been wiped or cleaned in months. Strolling down the hallway the carpet is littered with stains and chipped paint. The room itself yes had an amazing view but the carpet was unclean and had hair from past customers, as well as chipped pain, broken tiles, dust bunny in corners of room, furniture was in disarray scratched smudged and beat up. For 750$ I would expect this place to be well kept, for me the vibe I get is that this is pure profit and little to no money going into this establishment literally looked like a holiday inn vibe. Air vents were caked with dust and mildew visibly noticeable. If you wanted to enjoy the balcony good luck I did not even get to go outside the neighbor on balcony next to me was smoking blunts constantly and just absolutely stinking up the whole area morning and evening, when I tried to complain to staff and get some sort of compensation for the bad experience they denied me stating that if they can’t catch them there’s nothing they can do."
"We were fortunate to be upgraded to the Rainbow Tower. They gave us a room on the 6th floor facing the lagoon and it was beautiful. We stayed 7 nights. Rooms are larger than the standard hotel room so very comfortable for our family of 4. Bathrooms are on the smaller size but not too bad. There were a couple nights where there were very loud events on the Great Green Lawn but we didnt mind, but if that might bother you, then just make sure to ask for a quiet room. Staff are so friendly and accommodating here. They even gave us late checkout because we had a late flight so that was super. Saw a rainbow on our last day too!"
"We had a great time. It was pretty busy in the elevator’s, but if you aren’t going back and forth to your room all day it’s no big deal. The room was comfortable, the view was great - we could watch the fireworks right from patio. It was a nice location on the property. Easy access to the lagoon or beach."
"Yes it is historic and the Hawaiian Village is enjoyable. Yes the beach is perfect. Rooms are kept up (and about to be remodeled). BUT the elevators are from 1968. No more than 4’x5’ box size. Seriously. 6 small boxes serve 31 floors of the massive hotel. We had to wait 10 to 15 minutes each day for an elevator that had enough room for us. And by room I mean it is packed with people up against each other like Shinkuku Subway station trains in Tokyo at rush hour. You typically have to let 2-3 go by because it is packed full. So if you don’t Mind waiting 10-15 minutes at times for an elevator, are claustrophobic and or don’t want a germ spreading Petri dish “box” to stand in pressed up against bodies around you, don’t stay here."
"Great hotel. We stayed at the Rainbow Tower 3rd floor. While the hotel is pretty old, it was comfortable especially for our family. Our room faces the lagoon even though we booked partial ocean view. Beds are small. While a lot of resorts offer 2 queen size, this tower/hotel does not. One bed is well used, the springs stick out and caused a bad night sleep. We got used to it but not everybody will. The elevator call system is horrendous. You call the elevator based on the floor you request with an elevator calling system. During peak times where everybody needs to use the elevator, the elevator calling system will only call one elevator. The problem is that there are more people than the elevator can fit. As a result, we are waiting 15 minutes just to go up to our floor or down to the lobby since it doesn’t know how many people need to use it. With 5 elevators in the tower (A through to E), that is not acceptable. With other resorts, you may get extra floor stops but at least there is a chance to squeeze it to any elevators that would stop. With their system, you have to wait for a particular elevator they would visit your floor based on the scheduling algorithm. Even during non-peak checkin time, it takes forever. We didn’t use the room service nor cleaning/turnover. However the staff was very helpful and attentive when we needed something like extra towels, toilet paper, tissues, etc. We did received a warning that the hotel reserve the rights to inspect our room for our safety, but they did not enter our room despite the warning and the privacy door sign. The tower was easy access to main lobby (front desk), ABC stores (brief walk), and the beach. Kids loved the Paradise pool, so it was easy walk from our tower. We can easily see how busy it is from our room. We can see the “real” rainbow from our room/balcony after the rain when the sun is shining. Maybe that’s why it got its name."
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