Hinana Bar

Me and my wife weren't sure where to host our wedding reception but thought, why not the hotel we are staying at. I was a little skeptical at first having it at the pool bar but the manager of the bar, Jeremy really made everything perfect. He made planning so easy despite being across the country. Menus and drinks were easy to choose and he answered any questions we had promptly.The Hinana Bar is located on the 5th floor of the prince. You get a good view of the harbor and the city. We had our own area and stage reserved for just our party. The food and drinks were on point and the staff we're focus on us the whole time. All things considered, the party wasn't too bad price wise. I would've got charged way more at these other venues so I appreciate them working with me and my wife. If you want a relaxing time with great service, food, and drinks, you want to head to the Hinana Bar.

Located in the Prince hotel, we were looking for someplace close to meet with friend before leaving Honolulu. This place was the bar attached to the pool but overlooking the beautiful ocean and sunset. Great location. Service was fast and they accommodated all 8 of us. Food and drinks were very good. Loved their Ahi dip with chips and the prime rib tacos. Also reasonably priced

Hinana Bar is located on the 5th floor inside the Prince Waikiki hotel. Prince is a beautiful luxury hotel in Waikiki. Delivering a nice poolside bar with views of the harbor and comfortable seating. Fun spot even for locals. We like coming here for their special events that are open to the public. Very relaxing and laidback atmosphere. This time around we came for the special night they had: Vodka & Vinyl featuring DJ O'Spliff from Aloha Got Soul. Great DJ and happened to follow him here for this experience. Cocktails: $16. Reasonable price for location and ambiance. Got the Ginger Rodgers and Juke Cuke. Cocktails were a little too sweet and had a lot of ice. Decent flavor though. Service was attentive. A few weeks ago, they were doing a special showing of HIFF movies and got to see The Wind & Reckoning. Fantastic movie. They also have beautiful paintings by local Native Hawaiian artist Solomon Enos throughout the hotel.The Stargazers of Hawaii is also a really unique experience held by a local astronomer, Nick! Mesmerizing views of the Moon, Saturn, Milky way, star-clusters, etc. We hope they continue doing fun events like these.

Purchased a day pass to enjoy the infinity pool here while my sister was visiting. We rented a cabana. There are beautiful ocean views and a variety of drinks and food items to enjoy. It was pure relaxation! You get 2 refillable water bottles, towels, and sunscreen with your cabana rental. We ordered some lava flows, a Prosecco, and a Lilikoi passion drink. All the drinks were good. The Lilikoi passion was slightly sour. For food we ordered the Poke with the nori rice chips and the hurricane tater tots.The poke was fresh and the tots were good a little salty but crispy. The servers are laid back and attentive. I love that we can bring our drinks into the pool and order right from there or our cabana. This is a great place to stay or enjoy for the day. The views are great and the service is awesome. You also get complimentary valet and self parking with your day pass.

I'm not sure who but a guest at the Prince Waikiki would come to this resort-style poolside bar. Perhaps random hotel bar hoppers who go from resort to resort and get sloshed. I think I saw a couple in matching aloha shirts who fit that description. That might've been our fate were Jamie W. and I not guests of this luxury hotel (review: https://bit.ly/3LxxAfn) .This is on the fifth floor where you walk through a nondescript hallway to get to not only the bar but the pools. We stopped by to check out the action and found ourselves ordering $17 tropical cocktails - a Pina Colada and a Mai Tai (photo: https://bit.ly/3JLd61o). A bit pricey yes but it did include live entertainment and a relaxing aloha vibe.COCKTAILS - 3.5 stars...a nice sweet kick but also quite a kick to the walletAMBIANCE - 4 stars...very much a high-end resortSERVICE - 4 stars...very attentive...peel me a grapeTOTAL - 4 stars...go for the experienceRELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3Kz5ksc

This was a great pool area. The staff was so nice the price was normal going rate and the view of the marina with beach in the back was beautiful. We had a wonderful afternoon there. The food was quick and yummy. Hit the spot.

The Hinana bar is one of a few places in the Prince Waikiki hotel that you can get food from. We have stayed here a few times and it was a great time. The poolside service of the waitstaff is great because you can swim and enjoy your time without having to wait in line for food. They bring everything out in cute bento boxes. That's nice considering the pool is located below many rooms and I would hate to have something fall in my food. We ordered the crab and lobster sweet roll and the hurricane tater tots, toppings on the side. My husband said the crab and lobster roll was the same from two years ago when we stayed here. That's pretty good considering that was right after COVID time and many things can change. Sandwich came with fries which pleased the kiddos. The tatter tots were very crunchy with the toppings on the side. The kids loved trying all the sauces themselves as I'm sure they wouldn't have liked it as much with the tater tots dressed. The setting is nice day and night. If your lucky you can catch the firework show poolside while sipping your drinks. If you are in the area, stop by for some live music or DJ beats and definitely try the crab and lobster sweet roll!

Very nice place to relax by the poolside and enjoy the breezes on the 5th floor of the Prince hotel. They also have many delicious snacks to complement cocktail drinks.

Went on Friday night for a free Paula Fuga concert 2 drink minimum. We got the Kona Brew seltzers bucket of 4 ($25) which comes in tropical flavors. My friends joked it was like "dirty water" with only 5% alcohol but it's a good option for those who don't want to drink too much but want something light and refreshing to make them feel like they're participating in drinking. We also got the lilikoi passion, a tequila based drink with li hing flavor and the maitai. Both were good and pretty to look at except for the plastic cup. Everything here is served in plastic which feels odd at a nice hotel, especially since we are technically no longer in a pandemic. For food we got the tater tots with were pretty tasty with Sriracha mayo, Kabayaki sauce,Furikake and kakimochi. Other friends got the chicken wings with shishito peppers and fish and chops which looked and smelled good. It has a nice resort casual open air atmosphere with friendly and professional service. It is breezy so you may want to take a light sweater or jacket even on a beautiful summer night. On Friday nights you can get a nice view of the fireworks from the pool deck

Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. It was about 5pm and when we got there it was still bright, the sun was still out, but where we sat, the sun was blocked by the building so it was really shady. At some point, it did drizzle for like a minute, where we ended up going into the cabana. The hostess didn't mind since it was not busy and we didn't wanna get rained on. Our girl was really nice, and she took really good care of us. The food, was delicious. It was portioned out to share with one another. Everything tasted really good. I especially enjoyed the tater tots and the chicken. They were very tasty! The drink was yummy! I love li hing so that was perfectly sweetened to me. Others said it was a bit too sweet for them. The ahi dip was good, would be nice for it to be thicker, & have more fish bites. Anyway, our night was really good here! Heard they also have live music sometimes, so hopefully one day I can stop by when there's live music.