DK Travel : Honolulu & O’ahu : Editor's choice

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24-Hour Fitness

As the name implies, this national chain offers a ’round the clock opportunity to work up a sweat. There are three clubs in Honolulu, one in Waikīkī, and four others dotted around O’ahu; most offer short-term passes.
Ala Wai Canal

With a wide path all along its length, the canal offers a lovely evening’s walk, ending at the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor.
Alexander & Baldwin Building

The 1929 terracotta and tile A&B Building epitomizes Territorial period Hawaiian architecture. Asian, Mediterranean and island influences are filtered through the quintessential Hawaiian architects, C. W. Dickey and Hart Wood.
Aloha Healing Arts

A skilled massage therapist with almost two decades of experience, Fran Rose offers Swedish massage, reflexology, shiatsu, sports massage, acupressure, and iridology.
Aloha Stadium Flea Market

Ringed around the coliseum-like stadium, the largest swap meet in the islands is a great place for kitsch souvenirs, alohawear, and beach equipment.
Ampy’s A Day Spa

An award-winning day spa with two locations, Ampy’s specializes in massage, facials, and body treatments. Owner Ampy and her daughter Nicole both have European training.
Aromatherapy

Integrated into many spa treatments, natural fragrances are used to invoke a specific mood or feeling.
Aveda Lifestyle Salon & Spa

One of Honolulu’s leading spas, this one bills itself as an “experience center.” A full range of pampering treatments is offered, with Aveda brand products to the fore.
Big City Diner

The deal here is burgers – BIG burgers.
Blaisdell Park

On the shore of Pearl Harbor, Blaisdell is a family favorite due to its pavilion facilities, shade trees, and children’s play equipment.