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We've partnered with the Pacific Beach Hotel, located in Honolulu, Hawaii to bring you the opportunity to experience green travel like you always wanted.
Our new Dream Green package includes 4 nights for 2 and a $350 credit with Hertz Rent A Car to reserve specific models of environmentally friendly vehicles for your transportation needs.
The Pacific Beach Hotel overlooks one of the world's greatest beaches, and it is an invigorating retreat or a convenient launching point to other Waikiki fun spots. The full service Pacific Beach Hotel houses the globally famous Oceanarium, a 280,000-gallon aquarium that stretches three entire stories high. Attractively appointed with 837 guest rooms that are distinguished by their spectacular views. Each room offers a panorama of the lush mountains, the azure Pacific Ocean, Diamond Head or the golden fringe of Waikiki Beach. Rooms is also air-conditioned And features a private lanai or balcony. Fronting the best swimming and surfing sections of Waikiki Beach, the Pacific Beach Hotel also features a tennis court, a pool and whirlpool spa, a full service salon and spa, a 24- hour fitness center,
a business center, lobby shopping and a travel desk. The Pacific Beach Hotel is convenient to fine dining, shopping and entertainment venues and has received a 4/5 Green Score for their superior commitment to the environment, featuring the OMAO Home which translates to "Green Home" in Hawaiian.
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