ALOHA STATE DAILY

“The hotel says the new community surf club — hosted by pro surfers Meg Godinez and Makoa Kaleiki Ho — is inspired by the "spirit of après ski culture," or the social activities after a day of skiing.”

Forbes

“..Dishes are meant to be shared, which is great because everything I tried was excellent—so much so that I dined there multiple times, even with the variety of delicious eateries nearby..”

Travel & Leisure

“...it didn’t take long into our stay to figure out that Romer House Waikīkī was of ering its guests the best of two worlds: luxe relaxation and carefree fun..”

The Points Guy

“The Lei Stand, a popular cocktail bar in Honolulu's vibrant Chinatown, has relocated to the adults-only Romer House Waikiki. Paying homage to Chinatown's lei shops, the bar of ers modern takes on tiki classics, live music, lei-making demonstrations and island vibes of one of the world's most famous beaches.”

Travel and Tour World

“Entering The Lei Stand is like stepping into an oasis where tropical foliage, neon lights, and a cozy island ambiance envelop guests. The bar’s design pays homage to Chinatown’s iconic lei shops, featuring an arched doorway that invites visitors into a vibrant world of glowing colors and lush greenery. The intimate, after-hours vibe sets the perfect tone for unwinding with a cocktail in hand, ...

Hawaii News Now

“The space itself glows with tropical foliage, modern neon, and cozy lounge seating. Patrons can sip cocktails under soft lighting, listen to live music sets, and even pick up a handwoven lei from local artisans like Dale Acoba - all part of what The Lei Stand calls the ‘Good Neighbor Experience’.”

Hawaii Magazine

“Tucked in the Romer House Waikīkī, The Lei Stand Waikīkī pays tribute to the legacy of local lei shops and the timeless symbol of aloha, all while embodying modern Island style.”

Sunset Magazine

“Another way to create some more breathing room in your nighttime routine is with some sconces. Not only will they keep tabletop clutter to a minimum, but they’ll also elevate your bedroom decor. (Pun intended.) If wall space comes at a premium, take a cue from Romer House in Waikiki. Many of the property’s stylish rooms have sconces af ixed to the ends of a very exaggerated headboard. Stylish ...

Hawaii Magazine

“855-Aloha, the newest of three restaurants that Table One Hospitality opened in Honolulu in 2024, is on the ground floor of Romer House Waikīkī—the island’s first adults-only hotel.”

Forbes

“There are many things to adore about Izakaya 855-Aloha, Honolulu’s newest Japanese izakaya with a newfangled Hawaiian twist. Located at Romer House Waikiki, an adults-only haven placed within walking distance to Waikiki Beach, this eatery is a respite from the chaos of the throngs of tourists who flock to the beach and nearby shopping district. Don’t be surprised if you audibly sigh when you e...

Uproxx

“But all that changed this summer when Romer House, the first adults-only hotel on the island, opened its doors in the heart of Waikiki. Bringing style, sexiness, and a commitment to the neighborhood, Romer House Waikiki is changing the landscape and bringing a fresh perspective to Oahu."

“And at Romer House, the hotel reflects an iconic neighborhood and has mid-century mod interiors. The cuisine is inspired, with an authentic Japanese izakaya restaurant, and local artists lining the walls and wellness programs.”

Hotel Above Par

“This adults-only hotel is making strides at the cool kid-on-the-block vibe with its moody, sophisticated ambiance and mid-century modern design. With ample lighting, an open floor plan, and large windows, guests can capitalize on the warm climate. Swing by Izakaya 855-Aloha, where energetic Japanese hospitality meets the eclectic cultures of Hawaii.”

Forbes

“Waikīkī is loaded with hotel options for families, but the Romer House Waikīkī is the first “adults-only” property.”

Thrillist

“The only adults-only resort in Waikiki knows how to have a good time. The oasis in the middle of Waikiki offers mid-century inspired guest rooms and a lively pool deck meant for socializing and relaxing without the worry of being splashed by noisy toddlers.”

Travel & Leisure

“We've rounded up some of the best hotels in Honolulu, but new highlights include two properties from the Romer group: the adults-only Romer House Waikīkī and the Romer Waikīkī at The Ambassador. ”

Out Traveler

“At the center of it all is the newly opened Romer House Waikiki, an adults-only gem that’s as charming as it is accessible, perfectly located just steps away from all the action. Whether you’re exploring the lively streets of Waikiki, soaking up the sun on its famous beaches, or simply enjoying the laid-back vibe, Romer House offers the ideal home base for your Hawaii adventure. So, if you’re ...

Fifty Grande

“There’s nothing quite like meticulously planning your Waikīkī honeymoon, then checking in to your hotel and finding half the occupants are under the age of 8. Romer House felt that pain and opened the historic beach’s first adults-only hotel, decked out in mid-century décor and blissful silence. If you want to enjoy the sun while keeping your secluded quiet, the upstairs Backyard pool club is ...

Forbes

“In time for summer travel, the 179-room Romer House Waikīkī made its debut as O’ahu's first adults-only hotel with The Backyard Pool & Bar that serves poolside Japanese-Hawaiian dishes.”

Forbes

“Romer House Waikiki, the first adults-only hotel on Oahu, opened its doors in June 2024 and is already making a splash. The 179-room property aims to immerse guests in Waikiki’s urban pockets of cool—and it does that effortlessly with its collection of local art, a buzzy pool bar, and creative neighborhood experiences.”

AFAR

“So many of O‘ahu’s hotels and resorts excel at family friendliness. But come June 1, those looking for an adults-only crowd have an alluring new option: Romer House Waikīkī. The 179-room hotel is O‘ahu’s first adults-only hotel, and it’s filled with local art and photography inspired by the Pacific Ocean.

TravelAge West

“Fresh from a floor-to-ceiling renovation, Oahu’s only adults-only hotel is unobtrusive, quiet and intimate — it has just 179 guestrooms — despite being in the center of vibrant Waikiki. When guests are ready to explore, shops, shows, beaches, restaurants, nightclubs and attractions (including the Honolulu Zoo and Kapiolani Regional Park) are a short walk away.”