Shopping in Honolulu
Monday, March 26th, 2007
If you enjoy reading and book fairs then this blog is for you. I recently stumbled along a book fair downtown one day and found all sorts of great books and gifts. I spoke to Bonnie Kuchler who runs the book fair. She sets up at different sites around town on different dates which I will post at the end of this blog.
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Sunday, March 4th, 2007
How's It in Honolulu, The North Shore Experience
Word of the day: Mahalo
Translates to thank-you. It's that simple. Just say, "ma-hah-loe" to thank someone.
If you want to take a day trip away from the concrete and noise of Waikiki, jump in the car and head up to the North Shore of Oahu. The "country" as locals call it, is just that. Rural communities dot the shoreline and give you a genuine ...
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Sunday, March 4th, 2007
If you're looking for a memorable Hawaiian experience which doesn't scream "couples only", try the Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa in Waikiki. Centrally located within the heart of Waikiki the Hyatt offers an excellent vacation.
Currently I'm viewing the city lights reflecting off the waves of the shore from my 29th floor hotel balcony. (Every room has a balcony offering city or ocean views.) A talented local band plays a variety of hits ...
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Sunday, March 4th, 2007
For the man who wants to impress that special woman in his life or the woman who wants to reward herself with something beautiful, Mellows is the place to shop. Mellows is unexpectedly located right in the heart of the business district in downtown Honolulu and sells one-of-a-kind, estate-style jewelry. There is a nice selection of real and costume jewerly, vanity sets, hand painted and/or antique china and ...
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Thursday, March 1st, 2007
Welcome to How's It in Honolulu. This blog is designed to give the traveler ideas and info about activities and places of interest in and around Honolulu. On the island of Oahu, Honolulu sees over 20 million passengers (according to the Hawaii, Department of Transportation 2005 report). With that many travelers, you can bet Honolulu is "choke" with activities for anyone to enjoy.
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Tuesday, February 27th, 2007
Best cup of coffee in town? Starbucks? Nope. It's brewed at the Gift & Gourmet shop on Merchant Street - 212 Merchant Street to be exact, in the hallway next to the Subway. This is a very quaint little gift shop full of interesting treasures but they specialize in gourmet coffee, teas, and chocolates and is owned and operated by Celia Kim.
I first heard of this little gem ...
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Tuesday, February 27th, 2007
Shopping at Waikele Factory Stores is definitely an experience for all.
Waikele Factory stores boosts an open spaced and relaxed environment which is ideal for any shopaholics. Adding brand names at affordable prices makes Waikele Stores a trip you would like to add to your vacation in Oahu. Waikele factory stores is basically separated into two distinct areas; one for dining and another for shopping. The dining area includes food places ...
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Sunday, February 25th, 2007
If you live in Honolulu you know how expensive it can be. If you just arrived or plan on moving here be prepared for some sticker shock when you see some of the prices (unless you come from an expensive city to begin with). When I moved here going on two years my sitcker shock lasted quite a while. Now I'm more used to the prices but I still love to ...
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Friday, February 23rd, 2007
Located along Auahi Street between Ward Avenue and Kamakee Street in Kakaako, the Ward Centers is a popular spot for shopping that attracts locals and tourists alike. You can find large, mainland retailers such as Pier 1, Nordstrom, Ross, Borders and Quiksilver/Roxy, local retailers like Crazy Shirts, T&C and HIC, and specialty shops like Brookstone and Franklin Covey. But my favorites are the smaller, less well-known shops like ...
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Thursday, February 22nd, 2007
A trip to Hawaii is not complete unless you bring back an extra suitcase packed with interesting souvenirs. If you're looking for great and inexpensive souvenirs to take home from your trip to Oahu make sure you make a stop at Aloha Flea Market. If you love to hunt for bargains don't pass up the largest flea market on Oahu. This flea market has it all, food, crafts, clothes, jewelry, ...
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