Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel

A friend and I stayed here for 2 or 3 nights while visiting another friend of ours in a nearby hospital. The layout of our room was a little strange and the bathroom was very dated, but overall everything was fine for our needs. WiFi was strong, which was important for us because we both needed to work while there. The only restaurant in the building was closed for renovations or something, so there was no room service. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance, although most did not seem to keep standard hours of operation - some only open for lunch, some only open for dinner, some only open weekdays, etc., and they don't necessarily adhere to whatever Google says, so you kind of just have to take your chances. Staff were really friendly and helpful with storing some stuff we needed to keep frozen, and also when we needed to extend our stay 1 night.This isn't somewhere I'd make a point to return to for a vacation, but as a crash pad while spending the majority of our time visiting a friend in the hospital, it was totally fine, centrally located, and budget-friendly.

Some rooms are privately owned but managed by Aston. It's a bit outdated but manageable. Lobby was clean. Parking is assigned and $30/day. Stayed in a one bedroom with a full kitchen. Full size fridge. Some units have a mini fridge. Cooking range, dishwasher, sink and counter top microwave. Reserved an ocean view. Though an ocean view is if you can see the ocean between two buildings, it's an ocean view. The furniture was very tired. Sofa was worn out with too many uses and same with the mattress. Utensils was sporadic. 4 plates, bowls and drink ware. But 6 various size spoons, 2 knives and 4 forks. No paper towel included. Really wish they supplied it. Had to request a drink pitcher. This really should be a standard. Otherwise water pressure and water temperature was good. Unit had its own washer and dryer. Hotel also has a coin laundry room if needed. There's also a pool but didn't try it.Hotel is downtown. So it's quiet at night. Prefer that. And completely dead on the weekends. Restaurants and shops are closed on the weekends. But walking distance to Chinatown, Iolani Palace and other landmarks. Longs and Safeway are two blocks away. Starbucks is a block away.

I would not recommend this hotel, especially for older individuals. The hotel lobby is in the basement so you either have to carry your bags down a slim steep escalator, or use the call button for one small elevator. The hotel is old - some rooms seem to be renovated such as the ones my friends are staying in. Others like MY room have 1960s carpet, dusty vents and the bathroom was not cleaned effectively, and has an old high tub. I am thankful we only stayed one night so that I can get out of here in an hour. There is an AC hotel right across the street. I would suggest you book there, I am sure it's the same price, or cheaper and newer.

If you are in Honolulu for Business like I am this is the place to go! In the middle of Downtown, Honolulu so it has everything nearby. Close to restaurants, shopping centers and beaches! I stayed in a 1 bedroom Executive Suite, 36th floor. Amazing Views! Floor to ceiling windows, view of the city and beautiful green Hawaiian mountains. Room was extremely clean, staff was so nice and very accommodating! 4 stars because the room was a bit outdated could have used a few renovations for the modern touch (like cabinets) but overall nice enough to get you through your work!Would definitely recommend for any business trip to Honolulu.

3.5 stars; The husband and I stayed here a few nights, due to my husband's work as it's located centrally in downtown area. The hotel and room itself are outdated, but served its purpose. Our room came with a full kitchen, which was nice! Bed was clean and comfy, and we appreciated the nice city views. However, as mentioned earlier, things are outdated such as the furniture and TV, while the restroom area is in need of updating. I also spotted some stains on the carpet, sofa, and curtains.Again, located centrally in downtown area and a few blocks away from Chinatown, there are places to eat and explore. However, not very close to the beach, shopping or family activities compared to Waikiki. All in all, this place wasn't bad, but it's more of a place you stay for work purposes rather than for vacation (unless you want to be away from Waikiki). Front desk was professional and courteous. Amenities include pool, parking garage, laundry facilities, and you can also get free tickets to the Bishop Museum and Honolulu Museum of Art admission! Another thing to note, this building shares its space, acting as an apartment/condo, so it's not a true hotel as there are residents living in between units and floors, which we had no issues with.

Wow. Nice staff but after dark, you need a machete for all the zombies, half the businesses are closed there's no food around even in the hotel. At least they have a bar rooms are clean, but very dated very old property.

There needs to be a 24/7 security guy and a bell service outside making sure people doing drop offs, arriving or departing are safe! This is a very sketchy area during the day and at night time and I don't feel that the building is being managed as good as it could be in terms of safety. I realize downtown is full of lolos but at least in front of a big hotel on the street it should be lit up well at night and making people feel safe. Not like you might get attacked if you don't make it down the escalator fast enough.

Front desk and housekeeping staff are always friendly but this hotel is mixed in with private owners and there's constant smoking of cigarettes and pot on different floors. The security must be underpaid because they seem like they're in a bad mood most days.

I wish I had researched this place better. I went off the photos they have on their website as to what the rooms were like. This is not a hotel - it's best described as anAir b& b. It turned out to be an outdated condo not a hotel room. They still have the Covid restrictions in play. So they tell you at the desk they clean the room every three days. Which means you have to go to the front desk for towels. The tv in the bedroom had very limited Channels. Lots of homeless around the area. So best to pay the 30 dollars a day to park in the deck. The staff was great - if I had to do all over again I would have spent more money for a better room. I've included photos - compare them to their website.

The room was huge with Kitchenette, Dining Table, and Desk in addition to a comfortable Queen Bed and very comfortable Eames Chair and Ottoman; but too many things were misrepresented or broken. Flatscreen was impressive in size. It would have been nice if the remote worked without a great hassle. The one time I got it working, and tried to buy a movie, it turned out that it wasn't a hotel option, it was a Spectrum option, and Spectrum couldn't help me.The spa tub with jets was a pleasant surprise, and the instructions were easy to follow. Unfortunately the jets did nothing and the controls had long since been removed. It would have been nice if they also took down the instructions, and saved me the disappointment. I had filled the tub in great expectation, only to get a soak. The soak was nice but after the soak, I couldn't drain the tub, as the drain was broken. At least I got a shower and a foot soak the next morning, as the tub was still full.Perhaps I should have been suspicious, as the sign at the entrance read "EXECUT VE CENTRE HOTEL."