Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel

The opulent 19th-century home of Hawaii’s last monarchs, operating as a museum with tours and exhibits.

Dedicated in 1883, this famous 18-ft bronze statue depicts the first king of the Hawaiian islands.

Home to the State Supreme Court, this historic building has a courtyard with a famed gold statue.

A historical place featuring restaurants, bakeries, and shops selling fresh produce or souvenirs in a gritty setting.

A casual eatery dishing up Hawaiian comfort foods like roast pork, loco moco, and plate lunches.

A family-owned operation dishing up traditional Indian food and drinks in a casual atmosphere.

A highly-rated Japanese restaurant offering takeout and dine-in options.

A cool, brick-walled hangout serving New American cuisine for lunch and dinner, plus cocktails and beer.

A lively, Irish-themed pub serving build-your-own, New York-style pizza, finger foods, and craft beers.

A funky, lively bar serving drinks accompanied by live bands, DJs, and walls covered with local art.

An open-air market offering goods such as produce, jewelry, and souvenirs, plus an array of food options.

A conveniently located bus stop for local transportation.