The Honolulu City Guide
Ian Schrager's new hotel, the Waikiki Edition, is Honolulu's hub of grooviness. Here, a 24-hour guide.
A Day at Honolulu's Waikiki Edition Hotel
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8 a.m. in Honolulu
Wake up in your room at the Waikiki Edition. Designed by Yabu-Pushelberg, the rooms have shelves of Hawaiiana like ukuleles.
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9 a.m. in Honolulu
Breakfast at Morimoto Waikiki. Try the Iron Chef's version of the surfer staple loco moto (rice, hamburger and fried egg) with wagyu beef.
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11 a.m. in Honolulu
Pick up an artsy book by Taschen at the supercool Edition Shop.
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Noon in Honolulu
Lounge and lunch at the poolside Sunrise Bar. The pupu menu is from the Morimoto kitchen.
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4 p.m. in Honolulu
Get an aloe-and-cucumber sun-soother treatment at the spa.
7 p.m. in Honolulu
Catch the monthly outdoor movie at Sunset Beach Bar—popcorn and candy are free. The bar also serves a famous mai tai.
9 p.m. in Honolulu
Check out the cool Herbie Fletcher surfboard sculpture while the Lobby Bar's mixologists prepare punch tableside. For a light dinner, the bar menu offers tapas like grilled octopus with chorizo.
Late Night in Honolulu
Party at Crazybox. Ian Schrager channeled his Studio 54 savvy to create this hyper-trendy nightclub.