- Studio+
- 1+ ba
- 431+ sqft

Unit , sortable column | Sqft, sortable column | Available, sortable column | Base rent, sorted ascending |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() Unit 1203 1 bd, 1 ba | -- | Now | Fees may apply $2,150 |
![]() Unit 905 1 bd, 1 ba | 840 | Dec 17 | Fees may apply $2,300 |
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Waikiki occupies a narrow coastal strip on Oʻahu’s south shore, framed by the Pacific and the slopes of Diamond Head, with warm, sunny weather and occasional tropical showers. Waikiki Beach, the Duke Kahanamoku statue and Kapiʻolani Park give the area its distinctive mix of shoreline and open green space; the park has paths and places to pause outdoors. Kalākaua Avenue is lined with shops, cafés and restaurants, while nearby side streets offer a range of dining and coffee stops. The Waikiki neighborhood’s median rent is $3,244 per month, with a typical range of $1,000 to $29,394. Resorts, live music and cultural performances contribute to a lively evening scene. Walking is practical around the central district, and TheBus connects Waikiki with other parts of Honolulu; traffic can slow car trips.
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Ala Wailani has a walk score of 90, it's very walkable.
Ala Wailani has a transit score of 60, it has good transit.
The schools assigned to Ala Wailani include President Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, President George Washington Middle School, and Kaimuki High School.
Ala Wailani is in the Waikiki neighborhood in Honolulu, HI.