Polynesian Hostel Beach Club

My last stay here was enough to convince me that the hostel way was the best way to solo travel, 16yrs later at 64 yrs old, I'm more convinced then ever! Everyone here, staff as well as the guests, have truly helped to make this paradise! Huge shout out to Khyle for the awesome Falls Hike, no old woman left behind, lol!! Shelby and Jake answered any questions I came up with and were excellent roommates as well💛I will stay here every vist to Oahu!!

This was my first time ever staying in a hostel, and it was honestly amazing. The whole process was super easy — from checking in to getting there, everything was clear and simple to manage. I literally met the coolest guys in my room, and now we’re all running a marathon together in February, which is wild in the best way. I would 100% stay here again. They offer so many free things, plus group tours, discounts, and activities for people staying there. The vibe and energy were great, the place was clean, and everything just felt right. Highly recommend

They put me in a room on the 4th floor with no elevator, even though the hostel was empty during the off-season. The room was a decent size, but two people lived there, neither of them tourists. One of them was a tall, fat guy who never left the hostel; he just hung out outside his room smoking. I didn't see him with cigarettes or anything, but I did see his glass pipe. I'm not sure what he smoked, but he was definitely high all day, talking to himself, totally out of it. He left his room three times a night. Honestly, I felt a bit scared. The next day, I asked to change rooms and explained what was happening, but they didn't care. They already knew about him. They moved me, hoping I wouldn't bother them anymore. Honestly, don't go there; it's full of homeless people and drug addicts. I wasn't the only one.

About an hour by the city bus to the hostel from the airport. Easy to walk to the beach. There are plenty of restaurants and stores nearby.

If you like to watch guys walking around the stairs in their underwear. Then this is your place. Water isn’t hot, the cleaning people just come in shirtless to clean. Beds aren’t really comfortable. And they are alway dirt dishes in the sinks. It was ok the first night, but being here for multiple. You tend to see why it’s so cheap. Go at your discretion. Like why there’s a guy walking around the Hostel? I have no idea but I’m extremely uncomfortable. Cheers

The best hostel I’ve ever stayed at! I came solo with no plans or friends, and this place gave me both! The staff are incredible, welcoming, genuine, and many became genuine friends. Everything is super clean, the common areas are perfect for relaxing or meeting people, and the value is unbeatable. The amount of people I met and connected with, within my short stay here, and due to this hostel, still blows me away! HUGE thanks to Shelby, Jackson, Natalia, Jasmin, and the rest of the team for making this feel like home, being so attentive and caring and being the absolute best! If you stay anywhere, stay here!! (Only issue is this place desperately needs an age limit) I will 1000% be back! ♥️

I only stayed two nights, but this place is awesome! I got a bunk in a 10 bunk co-ed dorm, I knew what I was getting in to. Check in was easy, informative, and cordial. Dude at check in was awesome - I forgot his name, from the east coast on a mini-vacay and never left. Room was clean, bathroom was clean enough for me. Common space and kitchen were awesome (I never really used) but good to see so many people cooking, eating, lounging, and chatting. Bluetooth connect lock system ensured safety. 1.5 blocks away from Waikiki beach. ABC store on the corner. Zero parking, but staff pointed it out to me and told me where I could park. Finding the spot at first was tough, but I had stars in my eyes for my first time in Hawaii. Everyone I met was respectful, happy to do the same damn thing I was doing. Hostels are there for loss cost accommodations, but also to meet people from all over, and I loved it! Yes there were homeless and pretentious pricks and good damn people on the same street. We’re all just trying to live aloha!