Tips
for Your Pocketbook - Hawaii When
weighing your Island lodging options, consider the following to determine what's
best for your budget: Rates
Hawai'i's lodging rates vary greatly but generally follow this standard formula:
• "Economy" = $49 to $89 (per night)
• "Moderate"
= $90 to $149
• "Deluxe" = $150 to $399
• "Luxury"
= $400-plus • For
hotel and condominium reservations, add 11.41 percent for Hawai'i state and room
taxes
• Rates vary according to time of year. "High season"
(generally higher rates) runs December through March; "low season" (generally
lower rates) runs April through November. Extras
When making reservations, you may want to ask about:
• AAA or other travel
discounts
• children's discounts or complimentary visits
• third-person
rates
• kid camps or family programs
• rooms and facilities
adhering to the Americans with Disabilities Act Location
When choosing accommodations, location is important. You will want to see as much
as you can in a short space of time, so it does you no good to be situated many
miles from your prime sight-seeing targets. Ask these questions before handing
over your credit card:
• How far away is the beach?
• What
amenities does the property offer?
• Does the property offer special
entertainment or events?
• What major attractions are nearby, and does
the facility provide shuttles?
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