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The Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States · Curio Collection · Accessible Luxury

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A 1960s Waikiki budget house called Hokele Suites came back on March 31, 2016 as the Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club: 112 rooms at 412 Lewers Street, a mid-block walk off Kuhio Avenue. Mid-century bones, local reclaimed wood, and art from Hawaiian artisans set it against the grand-scale resorts a few minutes closer to the sand.

About The Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club

History

The Surfjack opened on March 31, 2016, after converting the 1960s Hokele Suites on Lewers Street into a 112-room boutique. Public rooms use local reclaimed wood and art from Hawaiian artisans; Mahina & Sun's is the house restaurant.

The setting

The Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club occupies 412 Lewers Street, a mid-block address in the inner streets of Waikiki just off Kuhio Avenue, in a 1960s mid-century structure reimagined in 2016 as a boutique art-driven retreat. The location balances a quieter residential-scale street with proximity to the action: Royal Hawaiian Center is five minutes on foot, Duke's Waikiki nine minutes, and the Moana Surfrider ten minutes. Lewers Street connects to the beach walk within a short stroll, while the hotel's curated program of local art, island designers, and surf culture celebrates the authentic creative identity of Honolulu — a deliberate counterpoint to the grand-scale resorts that define its neighborhood. 2 miles from Honolulu Museum of Art.

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