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I
stayed
at
two
hotels
in
Honolulu
for
my
trip
this
time,
Hyatt
Centric
first
then
this
Marriott
Waikiki.
The
two
bed
room
at
Hyatt
Centric
has
two
queen
beds,
and
some
rooms
even
have
two
king
beds
(I
stayed
in
one
of
their
two
king
bed
room
half
year
ago).
However
the
Marriott
Waikiki
hotelās
two-bed
room
has
two
full
beds.
Besides,
the
space
of
the
Marriott
room
is
possibly
just
60%
of
Hyatt
rooms
in
same
types.
(Iām
not
comparing
a
regular
room
with
an
upgraded
room
type).
So
far,
Iām
not
blaming
Marriott
for
anything
because
it
is
what
they
say
it
will
be.
Hyatt
centric
is
definitely
a
newer
hotel
overall.
The
Marriott
is
not
like
super
outdated,
but
it
looks
like
they
didnāt
use
quality
material
when
they
did
the
interior
remodel.
For
example,
the
countertop,
both
in
the
mini
refrigerator
area
and
in
the
bathroom
peeled
and
stained
by
some
yellow
and
red
colors.
Same
thing
for
the
ground
level
lounge
area.
Sofas
and
cushions
look
kinda
old.
The
good
thing
about
Marriott
is
that
it
has
a
small
balcony
that
you
could
use
for
taking
photos
if
you
get
an
ocean
view
room.
Itās
also
closer
to
the
beach.
Although
the
Marriott
is
closer
to
the
beach,
itās
closer
to
the
area
where
homeless
people
like
to
hang
around.
Hyatt
centric
is
one
and
half
blocks
away
from
the
beach.
But
itās
actually
one
and
half
blocks
away
from
the
area
of
the
beach
you
actually
will
spend
hours
at.
The
actual
distance
of
walking
is
roughly
the
same.
The
Hyatt
Centric
offers
free
Bodyboards
and
chairs
and
umbrellas
for
their
guests
during
the
stay.
Regarding
award
nights,
Hyatt
waives
the
resort
fee
on
free
nights,
for
everyone,
plus
if
youāre
a
globalist,
you
get
the
parking
fee
waived.
They
are
not
offering
breakfast
now
due
to
COVID
so
they
give
points
for
each
night
due
to
just
that.
Otherwise
youāll
also
get
free
food.
Marriott
will
charge
you
$50
resort
fee
plus
tax
even
on
free
nights!
This
is
a
bit
awkward,
really.
And
the
parking
is
$45
or
$50
depending
on
whether
you
choose
valet.
Youāll
pay
at
least
$80+
on
a
free
night
plus
using
a
35k
certificate.
And
listen
to
this:
3rd
or
4th
guest
in
the
room
will
be
charged
$100
per
person
per
night
before
tax.
What
a
surprise!
Hyatt
doesnāt
charge
3rd
or
4th
guest
fee
on
free
nights.
I
would
park
at
the
public
parking
across
street
for
27
bucks
every
24
hours.
Weekly
parking
is
just
125
there.
If
you
pay
out
of
pocket,
no
free
night
certificates,
youāll
end
up
paying
similar
rates
for
either
of
those
two
hotels.
One
last
thing,
Marriott
roomās
ventilation
isnāt
very
good.
I
saw
combination
of
dust
and
mold
in
the
ceiling
fans.
Iāll
try
to
attach
some
photos
later.
Iāll
definitely
go
for
Hyatt
centric
in
the
future.
And
this
is
not
an
ads.
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