Travelers looking to take in as much Hawai’i as possible will find this deal from Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel impossible to pass up.
The HI-FIVE Ocean Promotion offer gives guests every fifth night free. The offer also includes a $50 resort credit, ocean-view accommodations and more.
Resort amenity fees also include use of a GoPro for one day, reef-friendly sunscreen, two water bottles, in-room internet, daily poolside snacks, pool deck games, access to the fitness center and more.
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