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UPCOMING EXPERIENCES

 

UPCOMING EXPERIENCES

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Neighborhood

Venture out and explore what Hawaii has to offer. You won't regret it.

Waikiki

You probably know that Waikiki is home to the likes of Duke Kahanamoku, the famous “Pink Palace,” and a host of other landmarks and accolades. But there’s so much more to this storied shoreline than what’s been peddled to the masses. At the Surfjack, we pride ourselves in showing our guests the lesser-sung-but-oh-so-enticing side of Waikiki. Looking for the latest neighborhood restaurants serving up the tastiest fare? How about an off-the-beaten-path bar known for making the world’s most perfect mai-tai? Just ask and we’ll point you in the right direction. And when it comes to how you spend your days in Waikiki—whether you’re looking to dig your toes into the sand or get a few sets at Queens on your longboard—there’s no shortage of opportunities to make a memory here in Waikiki.

Chinatown and Downtown Honolulu

Just a 15-minute drive from the Surfjack, you’ll find the downtown district and Chinatown, the epicenter of Oahu’s art scene. Visit on the “First Friday” of each month, to shop the boutiques, mingle with local artists, and peruse open exhibits. A hub for urban dining, Downtown is home to some of the best locally owned restaurants and cafes with menu items ranging from hand-crafted pizzas to full-size roasted pork (yep, head included). Stay into late evenings and you’ll be in the thick of Honolulu’s underground night scene with a variety of pubs (yes, craft beers), bars (whiskey, anyone?) and nightclubs (dance, like everyone is watching). No matter who you are, Honolulu’s Chinatown and downtown district will show you a good time.

Kaka’ako

An urban neighborhood where artists, eateries, and entrepreneurs come together, Kaka’ako is about 10 minutes driving distance from Waikiki. Walk through the neighborhood to discover urban art from around the world, sip a beer at a brewery, or mingle with locals at the neighborhood coffee shop.

Haleiwa

On Oahu’s famed North Shore stands historic Haleiwa, a charming beach town with an effortlessly laid-back country vibe. A place where chickens freely cross the road, surfers ride their bikes or skateboard to the nearest break, and the corner snack shop serves shave ice with a proper snow cap. Whether you’re visiting Haleiwa to kickback on the beach and eat a plate lunch or just passing through on the island cruise, the Haleiwa experience will set your mind and take you back to the Hawaii of old.

Diamond Head and Kapiolani Park

Located less than two miles from The Surfjack is Diamond Head and Kapiolani Park, a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Here, you’re free to nap under huge trees, stroll along the paved walking path, or head up Diamond Head to watch the surf lineup from the lookout at the top of the hill. Walk down the path to Diamond Head beach to find one of the most spacious beaches on the south shore.

Collaborators

We have some pretty cool friends.

Creative Collaborators

Kai Sallas

pro surfer

Local board shaver and pro-surfer himself, who designed the Surfjack longboard displayed in the lobby.

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She Hit Pause Studio

artist

Shot dreamy surf photography framed in rooms.

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Matt Tapia

lettering artist

Hand painted typography and illustrations at the bottom of the pool and guest room directional signs.

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Wooden Wave

artists

A local husband and wife team created a special mural for Surfjack.

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Brendan Monroe

artist

Art mural inspired by flow of water, located in the meeting rooms.

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Andrew Mau

designer

Designed the Moana Vanity Mirrors in guestroom bathrooms and the shaka wallpaper in Mahina & Sun’s.

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Nico Made

artist

Designed custom birds of paradise wallpaper.

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Jeff Gress

artist

Custom painted picnic tables at Mahina & Sun's.

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Mark Kushimi

photographer

North shore and south shore photography located at the Front Desk.

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Jason Dow

jewelry designer

Patina and metal treatment of the Surfjack copper sign.

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Mark Chai

artist

Custom designed lamps for Mahina & Sun's.

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Retrospect Designs

designers

Wooden art panels in guestrooms and Surfjack crates.

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Alex Yanes

artist

Art installation in lobby.

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Jasper Wong

mural co-curator

Info coming soon.

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Kris Goto

artist

Framed art pieces in guestrooms.

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Peter Glassford

artist

Wooden art panels on penthouse floor.

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Design Collaborators

Studio Collective

interior design

Guest room designs and stylings

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The Vanguard Theory

interior design

Public spaces and restaurant designs and stylings.

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Wall-to-Wall Studios

branding

Creators of the brand personality, voice, visuals and logos.

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Tori Richard

fabric design

Vintage artwork fabrics for guestroom headboards and men's uniform design.

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Experience Partners

John Clark

surfer & writer

A life-long surfer and a surf historian at the Surfjack.

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