Tours & Adventures
Go Forth
There’s a big difference between visiting Oahu and experiencing it. Our local experts can hook you up with the helicopters, boats, boards, hiking trails and whatever else you need to explore Oahu. •Oahu by air •Eco hike •Surfing/stand-up paddle/canoe ride •Sunset cocktail cruise and much more! You can book at the concierge desk by the elevators, click below to email us or call 808.628.3015 for more information. Accessible transportation is available with 24-hour advanced notice.
Drink & Dine
Hideout
Award-winning happy hour, nightly live entertainment, DJ performances every Friday and Saturday, fire pits on the lanai — consider your reservation at Hideout the ultimate nightlife invitation. From sunrise to sunset, our chef’s highly curated menu of Modern Hapa Hawaiian fare brings big, bold flavors to our intimate perch above Waikiki. Come for brunch, stay for poolside eats, indulge during pau hana with craft cocktails and stay for the evening. At Hideout, every bite and sip is one to write home about.
In the Neighborhood
International Market Place - Passport to Shopping
The Laylow is pleased to extend this offer to our guests to enhance their shopping and dining experience at International Market Place. To take advantage of the discount booklet, hotel guests simply present their hotel room key to the Customer Service located on Level 1 near Saks Fifth Avenue during mall hours. Guests who spend a minimum of $50 or more in one-day of shopping can receive a free travel kit. The Operation Hour of the Customer Service is daily from 11am to 7pm.
In the Neighborhood
Kuhio Ave
Even though Kalakaua Avenue and Waikiki beach are just a block away, Kuhio Avenue is the place to be. Sample some of the island’s best cuisines, and stumble on plenty more surprising spots for ethnic food, adult beverages, hole-in-the-wall eats and brazen nightlife hidden along Kuhio.
Nearby
Kaimuki
Kaimuki, a suburb northeast of Waikiki, has emerged as an unpretentious hot spot for dining options both high-brow (town, Mud Hen Water) and low (Zippy’s, W & M Bar-B-Q Burger). You can’t go wrong with brunch at Koko Head Cafe or pau hana pints at Brew’d Craft Pub.
Not Far
Kakaako
Honolulu’s new urban core is rising in Kakaako, a former light industrial area with a graffiti-and-maker arts and culture scene that’s blowing up right now. Nearby Ala Moana Beach Park is Honolulu’s most popular beach for a swim, paddle or jog, and Ward Village offers the up-and-coming urbanite all the pleasures of modern life in one curated neighborhood.
Point of Interest
Chinatown
Historic Chinatown’s dizzying throng of markets, ethnic restaurants and saloons beckon the adventuresome with unfamiliar sights, tastes and smells. Go early for fresh produce or late for rollicking nightlife at your choice of bars, both swanky and dive.
Day Trip
North Shore
For sun and ocean worshippers, there’s the surf capitol of Haleiwa on the North Shore or sultry, laid-back Lanikai on the Windward Side. Our concierge will be happy to help you perfect your day-trip plans to get up close to Oahu’s many facets. (Don’t forget to pack a picnic from the Hideout.)