Plan your trip ahead of time and save 25% off when you book 30 days out or more! Full pre-payment required. Offer is non-refundable. 3 night minimum stay is required.
“Your home away from home, infused with the spirit of Aloha”
Upgrade to the Deluxe King room for a higher floor and partial view of the Pacific. Decorated with imported antique furniture from East Asia, this room still offers modern appliances such as stainless steel mid-sized refrigerator and Keurig coffee maker.
Relive old Hawaii in our Bamboo Queen room. Designed around an eye-catching canopy bed, this room is carefully composed of wooden bamboo furniture and tropical floral prints, all while having the modern conveniences you need.
Upgrade to the Deluxe King room for a higher floor and partial view of the Pacific. Decorated with imported antique furniture from East Asia, this room still offers modern appliances such as stainless steel mid-sized refrigerator and Keurig coffee maker.
Relive old Hawaii in our Bamboo Queen room. Designed around an eye-catching canopy bed, this room is carefully composed of wooden bamboo furniture and tropical floral prints, all while having the modern conveniences you need.
Welcome Aloha Drink (1 per guest per stay, max 2 per room) redeemable at on-site Paniolo Bar
24-hour guest services desk
Outdoor pool and cabana
Complimentary pool/beach towels, chairs, and umbrellas
On-site Paniolo Bar & Café
Weekly evening entertainment
Complimentary self-guided walking tour of Waikiki with Shaka Tours
2 complimentary tickets to Hawai’i Polo Club (available during season only)
Complimentary high-speed WiFi
In-room mid-sized refrigerator
Keurig coffeemaker with complimentary organic coffee and tea
Earth Tempo biodegradable eco-friendly bath amenities
Flat-screen LCD HDTV
Plush pillow-top beds with handmade Italian Mascioni duvet comforters
The Equus is proud to be a part of TripAdvisor’s Green Leader’s Program, Ocean Friendly Restaurants Hawai’i, Hawaii Green Business certified, and a partner of Kind Traveler. Guests can keep their peace of mind, knowing their stay is a sustainable one.
Read more about our green initiatives here >>
When dreaming up an image of Hawaii, most people think of hula dancers on pearly white beaches or surfers on aqua waves. But a rider on horseback is just as Hawaiian as either of those scenes. Cattle have been in the Hawaiian islands since the late 1700s, when an English explorer brought them to King Kamehameha I as a present. When the cattle populations grew out of control, the king hired cattle herders from Spanish California to train Hawaiians in their craft. And so the culture of the Hawaiian paniolo was born!
If you want to see a modern-day paniolo, head on up to the North Shore, home of the Hawai‘i Polo Club. Every guest checking in during the summer season receives two complimentary admission tickets to the polo matches held there.