[House] SFPOM Fathers Group Forums forum digest - 11/10/2011

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SFPOM Fathers Group Forums 11/7/2011 10:23 am - 11/10/2011

1. Comment: Waikiki Vacation Rental (Sebastiano)
Topic: Waikiki Vacation Rental

 Hi,
 Does anyone have a recommendation on where to stay with our
 9 mo old twins? I was thinking ...

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 1. Sebastiano says...
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 11/9/2011 2:52 pm
 
 Wendy, We went to Kauai and Waikiki over the Christmas
 vacation. Just so you don't pick them, I would not
 recommend the Waikiki Parc Hotel. It's in a great
 location across from "adult time" at the Lewers Lounge,
 but the rooms are small & old and they were unable to
 provide two cribs upon check-in because they had run
 out... not a good scene.Pre-twins we did stay a number
 of times at the Hilton Hawaiian Village and it was
 great. Large pools and right on the beach. If you can,
 you should try and upgrade to the Ali'i
 
 Tower:http://www.hiltonhawaiianvillage.com/accommodations/ali_tower.cfmwhere
 they have their own pool and sunset snacks/drinks on
 the veranda.If you're thinking of going to another
 island we especially liked the Princeville Westin on
 Kauai. My wife wrote the post below on another thread
 about our visit there. Best of luck in sleuthing
 something
 
 out.Sebastianhttp://www.bigtent.com/group/forum/message/46055340?ff=1We
 just returned from a reunion (8 adults, 7 kids) on
 Kauai and had an outstanding stay at the Princeville
 Westin.The service was excellent and the property is
 perfect for families with kids. Each of our families
 had its own unit with a kitchen and washer/dryer. Some
 were studios and some one bedrooms, where one of each
 can essentially be combined into a two-bedroom unit.
 Westin provides complimentary baby Heavenly beds in
 their cribs, which can be guaranteed at booking.The
 grounds were lovely: large lawns for the kids to run
 around on, several pools, a kids' water slide, many
 barbecues and picnic tables.There are beautiful ocean
 views, but no beach access. However, the hotel runs a
 shuttle to its sister property, the St. Regis, about a
 5 minute drive away, and they have a very nice
 beach.The resort is walking distance to the Princeville
 Center, a little mall with a grocery store, shops,
 restaurants, kids playground and library with
 children's books.Hanalei is a super charming town about
 10 minutes down the road. If you go, eat at Bar Acuda,
 founded by San Francisco chef Jim Moffat of 42 Degrees
 and Slow Club fame, who serves some of the best food on
 the island. Postcards is also supposed to be good, as
 is the hole in the wall Hanalei Pizza and Neide's Salsa
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