• Full cooked-to-order breakfast daily• Evening Manager’s reception* • WiFi internet access, Yoga classes• 24-hour fitness & business centers

When you’re ready for sun & fun, Waikiki Beach is just a few steps away.It’s all here… a great place to stay and play.

Enjoy our spacious one- and two-bedroom suites with the convenience

of micro kitchens and the following complimentary comforts:

Waikiki’s Suite Paradise!Oahu’s Only All-Suite Resort

www.EmbassySuitesWaikiki.com • 1-800-EMBASSY • (808) 921-2345 • 201 Beachwalk Street • Honolulu, HI 96815

*Subject to State and local laws.

Food & Beverage

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Love and festivities are in the balmy trade winds of tropical Waikiki this February…Plan an evening of romance at one of the many dining facilities at Waikiki Beach Walk®, or embark on an evening cruise and bask in the Hawaiian moonlight.

In-Suite Dining menuAside from our mouth-watering entrees and fresh salads that are always available, Chef Glenn has created dinner specials just for you!

Hawaiian Beef Stew With Yukon potatoes, root vegetables, and a chive biscuit topping. $22.00 plus tax

Pan Seared Mahi Mahi Served with chipotle-garlic butter with lime and cilantro, and steamed white rice. $21.00 plus tax

Pākini Bar Menu Check with our cheerful cocktail servers on the many new selections you can choose from. 12 PM – 5 PM

Live Entertainment will be your host 4 days a week at our nightly complimentary Manager’s Reception on the Grand Lanai: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 5:30 – 7:30 pm, subject to change.

Yoga Classes are available every Tuesday and Friday mornings from 7 – 8 am poolside, weather permitting. Reservations are recommended.

Welcome the Chinese New Year by watching the captivating moves of the Chinese lion dance at Waikiki Beach Walk® on Sunday, February 17, 2013 starting at 6 p.m., followed by pole jumping in the plaza and store blessings.

Collect beads at downtown Honolulu’s Mardi Gras block party and enjoy a smorgasbord of delectable treats and tantalizing live performances celebrating the indulgence of Caribbean culture.

Need help with a gift for that special someone? Hawaiian jewelry is popular among locals and visitors alike. Look for the word “Ku'uipo” engraved on items. It means “sweetheart” in Hawaiian.

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