Honolulu, the state capital of Hawai'i & also the largest city in the state. Well worth visiting or maybe even to live? There is alot of culture, convenience, and scenery all wrapped up into 1 big paradise city! Beaches, tons of hotels, shopping malls galore, hiking, biking, and touring! From the Pearl Harbor (USS Arizona Memorial) to the ...

Well I loved the markets and the climate.
Snorkelling,swimming,Sunbakeing and the most gorgeous rainbows in the world.
It was a little too touristy but you felt really safe
and could go out anytime day or night alwasy something to do a real FUN place.

I love this place, we went there on hoilday back in January, good food, scenery, shopping etc. I would diffenately go back if i had the opportunity.

I am originally from Miami, Fla. and I must say that Hawii beats Fla. The climate, culture, pace of life, everything is serene and peaceful. You even get a tan without even trying.

I loved HI. I still remember the ocean breaze, and the sound of the waves rushing in, and the palm trees swaying in the wind, and the sunset over the ocean. I ...

With Kauai and other beautiful islands nearby, I wouldn't make this the only stop on a trip to Hawaii. But certainly Honolulu is unique for having a big city atmosphere and creature conveniences--but is this why you go to an island? That said, being able to tour Pearl Harbor and the nightlife of Waikiki is worth spending limited time. ...

I was not prepared for the level of shopping in Honolulu. If you like to shop, then this will be Mecca for you! My daughter was torn between the beach and the mall.

Its fairly easy and inexpensive to get around on The Bus. The routes run through the entire island. The shops are varied and everyone is very friendly.

I visited Honolulu, Hawaii in 2004 and loved it. That is why we are going to move there in 2007. My husband is going to be stationed there with the Army. When we visited we stayed a week and couldn't get all the activities that I had planned in. There is so much to do there and the weather is beautiful as well as the Island. It is a bit spendy ...

I loved staying at the Outtrigger Wakiki on the beach and being across from the International market place was great for shopping. This is my third trip here, and have seen alot of change, but still like the hotel and beach

I don't like the expensive housing costs of Hawaii. It is not very affordable to me because there are very limited studios available and most of them rent for at least $900/mth. And even though the rent is expensive, you may not get something nice and even worthy of that price. So, I don't like it. It is also pretty small and just an ...