The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach
Residences, not rooms – two towers at the gateway to Kalakaua Avenue, with a Tokyo sushi master's only American counter downstairs.
Waikiki · Oahu
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because a residence of your own, two infinity pools and Keiji Nakazawa's only American counter make these four-star residences the way to live in Waikiki rather than visit it.
- The Ewa Tower opened in 2016 at the gateway to Kalakaua Avenue; the Diamond Head Tower followed in October 2018, completing 552 ocean-facing residences from studios to four-bedroom penthouses.
- Sushi Sho, the only American outpost of Tokyo master Keiji Nakazawa, alongside Solera for Hawaii regional cooking, Quiora for Italian and Dean & DeLuca's first Hawaii marketplace.
- An open-air lobby on the eighth floor, two infinity pools, a spa rooted in Hawaiian healing traditions and a sunset chant every evening; the beach is a five-minute walk.
- A tenth-anniversary renovation refreshed the tower residences, the front desk and both pools, and introduced The Ritz-Carlton Suite Collection on the top floors – penthouse, four-bedroom and three-bedroom suites.
Suites and rates
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Reviews
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The neighborhood
Waikiki
The long beach and Kalakaua Avenue behind it – the island's century-old hotel row, with Diamond Head at the far end.
- Kalakaua Avenue, beginning at the door.
- The beach, five minutes on foot.
- House Without a Key at Halekulani, along the shore.
“Residences, not rooms – two towers at the gateway to Kalakaua Avenue, with a Tokyo sushi master's only American counter downstairs.”
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