Nested between two hospitality landmarks — The Halekulani and The Royal Hawaiʻian — the 31-floor Sheraton Waikiki has been known as the “piko” (belly button) of Waikiki ever since it opened in 1971. Considering it’s dominating size with 1,636 guestrooms and 134 suites, it’s fair to say it’s an “outie.” Now with the completion of a $188 million renovation, it has become a symbol of today’s Waikiki featuring an adults-only infinity pool, kids pool with a slide, award-winning restaurants and the largest hotel ballroom in Waikiki.

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