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Life at Waikiki Park Heights
Sit on the couch and look to the ocean or at the TV--almost pictured in the lower left corner of this picture. Or step on to the lanai and watch the amazing parade of aircraft, ships, boats and people passing by. Whatever you like to do, you're sure to enjoy doing it in one of our three-bedroom Waikiki Park Heights apartments.
Perhaps we're gadget freaks! Among other things waiting for you, there's a toaster, garlic press,choice of electric or manual can openers, hot-air popcorn popper, rice cooker and several other kitchen aids. Come try them out!
Ah, the luxury of climbing into this Japanese tub after taking your shower! The bathrooms here are a little unusual--to Americans, anyway. Originally built as a Japanese hotel, Waikiki Park Heights features a furo (Japanese soaking tub) as well as a stall-type shower. The toilet is in a separate room. Both rooms have mirrors and washbasins. Normally, one doesn't rave about the bathroom in a vacation residence, but this one is so unusual and so enjoyable that it merits discussion.
Another day, when you're feeling a little more ambitious, walk over to world-famous Waikiki Beach and see why it's so popular. Then, when you don't want to be surrounded by people, take another dip in our quiet pool! If this is the lifestyle you're looking for, please contact us regarding availability.
808-696-4186 in Hawaii 727-867-2100 in Florida
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The
living is easy at Waikiki Park Heights! Our spacious 3-bedroom apartment
offers an opportunity for groups to enjoy togetherness as well as to
enjoy a modicum of privacy.
Most
vacationers enjoy the convenience of eating at least some of their meals
"at home." Enjoy breakfast on the lanai or grill a piece of
fresh fish. Perhaps you'd like to have a romantic dinner or just reheat
leftovers from your favorite restaurant. Whatever you do, you won't
be hungry--or inconvenienced--when you stay in our unit.
Grab
some towels and liven up this scene! Our salt-water pool is refreshing
and sheltered from the wind. Take along a good book (we have a few you
might enjoy in the apartment) and put your favorite cold beverage in
one of the plastic cups you'll find in the cabinet and go downstairs
to catch some rays. Be careful not to get sunburned, though--the Hawaiian
sun is strong.
