Ultimate Guide to Overnight Parking in Waikiki

Waikiki has everything you need from beaches and boat tours to restaurants and shopping. However, there’s more to O’ahu, and it’s good to get out and explore the rest of the island.

Having a car while vacationing on O’ahu is a good idea but where can you park?!

There’s no shortage of hotel parking lots in Waikiki with covered and secure parking spots.

However, you’ll want to be aware of the rates, because they escalate quickly, making for expensive parking options.

In this First Cabin Hawaii post, we’re giving you the rundown on overnight parking spots in Waikiki from street parking to public and hotel parking garages.

Public Parking Garages in Waikiki

There are various public parking garages around Waikiki.

The rates can often change so keep your eyes out for any special deals and the most up-to-date pricing.

Whether you rent a car from a rental agency or opt for a service like Turo, you’ll have to navigate parking in Waikiki.

There’s also the service that has flexible rental options as well as designated and affordable, or free, parking in Waikiki.

Fort DeRussy

Maluhia Rd

Located on the edge of Waikiki, towards the Hilton Hawaiian Village and Ala Moana Beach Park; this is a large and easy-to-find parking lot.

There are plenty of parking spots with reasonable daily rates as well as hourly, overnight, and monthly parking options.

Waikiki Parking Garage

333 Seaside Ave

Pull a ticket upon entry and pay at one of the pay stations before returning to your vehicle and exiting the garage.

There’s a 15-minute grace period in case you can’t find a spot and credit cards are the only accepted form of payment.

The website allows you to prepay, sign up for, and cancel parking.

Street Parking in Waikiki

While street parking overnight is free, finding a spot can be a real challenge.

The competition is high, and there are only so many available spots, so you might end up walking a bit to your accommodations.

If you can get a spot, it’s the most economical option but be aware of the risk of getting a ticket, being towed, and theft.

Remove the temptations and don’t leave any valuables in the car.

Get the most up-to-date street parking situation with the Parkomedia app.

If you do choose to park on the street make sure to read the street signs and parking meters carefully.

Ala Wai Canal

The Ala Wai Canal stretches along the mauka (mountain) side of Waikiki.

If you can score a spot here, it’s a great option for overnight parking.

It’s free but uncovered.

Also, carefully read the street signs because parking is prohibited during specific hours, like weekdays 8:30 am to 11:30 am.

Metered Parking Spots in Waikiki

Although there’s no guarantee that you’ll find a spot, the metered parking spots in Waikiki are a good option if you arrive back later in the evening, and are looking for a place to park overnight before header out for an early morning island adventure.

The newly updated meters have a 2-hour time limit from 6 am to 10 pm and cost $1.50 an hour.

The meters accept coins and credit cards.

The Park Smarter App allows you to check the time and to make payments.

Always read the street signs for restricted parking zones, times, and further information.

Ala Moana Boat Harbor

1651 Ala Moana Blvd

This public parking lot has spots on the edge of Waikiki close to Ala Moana, making for a long walk if you’re staying toward Diamond Head.

The rates are just $1 per hour with a 24-hour limit.

It’s an affordable option for overnight parking!

Hotel Parking Lot Options

If you throw a stone in Waikiki, you’ll find a hotel with a parking lot.

So, there’s no shortage of options but it gets expensive…make sure to read the overnight rates.

Here are some options for hotel parking lots in Waikiki.

Luana Waikiki

2045 Kalākaua Ave

This hotel is situated towards Ala Moana, offering $40 overnight valet parking.

It’s setback from Fort DeRussy Beach Park, close to Waikiki Brewing Company and a tasty Food Truck parking lot.

Aston at the Waikiki Banyan

201 Ohua Avenue

Closer to the Honolulu Zoo, this hotel has some of the cheapest rates you’ll find in Waikiki at $30.

It’s self-parking only and oversized vehicles are not permitted.

Pacific Monarch

2427 Kūhiō Ave Right in the heart of Waikiki, this hotel offers affordable rates starting at $30.

Get your car tucked in for the evening and grab a tasty Spam Musubi from the Musubi Cafe Iyasume.

Prince Waikiki Hotel Garage

100 Holomoana St

At the edge of Waikiki just before and Ala Wai Boat Harbor, this hotel garage has daily rates starting at $45.

Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach

349 Seaside Ave

In the middle of Waikiki, this garage is attached to the Nordstrom Rack and is very close to the International Market Place.

Overnight rates start at $42.

Twin Fin Hotel Garage

2570 Kalākaua Ave

Located right on the main drag just across from the beach, this prime location offers overnight parking, starting at $52.

Park and head to the ocean for a swim or grab a seat at Tiki’s for a drink and a bite.

Best of Luck on Your Parking Mission in Waikiki

We wish you luck in your parking mission while in Waikiki Beach.

Having a car is a great idea to help you explore the island of O’ahu.

Waikiki has tons of parking options but they can get expensive quickly.

We hope this guide has pointed you in the right direction and as always, we’re here at First Cabin Hawaii to help you with your vacation needs!