jpr@fortune.UUCP (J. Paul Rajan) (02/14/85)
I am planning to go Australia via Hawaii. Probably I would like to stay in Hawaii for two or three days. If you know any moderate motels where I could stay with out spending lot of money please let me know. Also tell me what are the things that I see there and what kind of transport is available if I am not planning to rent a car. Even if you could suggest me a good book that would give some of these information regarding Hawaii I would be more than happy. Thanks.
2141smh@aluxe.UUCP (henning) (02/14/85)
> stay in Hawaii for two or three days. If you know any moderate motels > let me know. Also tell me what are the things that I see there? **** **** From the keys of Steve Henning, AT&T Bell Labs, Reading, PA aluxe!2141smh The Hawaii tourist office has a very nice booklet with a listing of all accommodations which meet their standards, their prices, facilities, and location. Many of these places have toll-free phone numbers. We made all of our own reservations in Hawaii with great success. Waikiki is one of the cheapest places in the world to vacation ONCE YOU GET THERE. We got a very inexpensive room at the Waikiki Surf East. We chose it because it had free self-parking. You could choose one with courtesy shuttle service. The Hawaii tourist office is in the NYC phone book and should have office(s) on the west coast. We used the AAA travel book. We enjoyed diamond head, Pearl Harbor, and the Polynesian Cultural center most. The first two are close to public transportation which is easy to use. The last is expensive and part of a bus trip, but we enjoyed it thoroughly. They have recreations of all the cultures of Polynesian with authentic islanders who are attending BYU Hawaii Campus. While in Waikiki you will want to browse the many junk and souvenir shops.
cunningh@noscvax.UUCP (Robert P. Cunningham) (02/22/85)
> The Hawaii tourist office has a very nice booklet with a listing of all > accommodations which meet their standards, their prices, facilities, and > location. Many of these places have toll-free phone numbers. We made > all of our own reservations in Hawaii with great success.... The place to write for the free booklet with a remarkably complete list of accomodations and prices is: Hawaiian Visitors Bureau 2270 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 801 Honolulu, HI 96815 -- Bob Cunningham Honolulu: {dual|ihnp4|vortex}!islenet!bob San Diego: sdcsvax!noscvax!cunningh DDN: cunningh@nosc.ARPA