What we say
Enjoy cocktails with an amazing view of Queen's Surf beach
This second floor bar offers one of the best views of any gay bar in the country. Sip your mai-tai, watch the go-go boys and soak up the Hawaiian beauty. Enter through the hotel lobby and take the elevator to the 2nd floor.
10 reviewsWhat visitors say
I have to agree with the review right below me. Back in its old location, this placed rocked! I loved being outside under the stars on a warm Waikiki night. But something happened when they moved. Not only is there no outdoor area in the new location, but it just doesn't have the same fun, relaxed feel to it anymore. The strip shows are fine with me, but the crowd just doesn't seem very receptive to them. Hula's is worth a stop, but don't expect too much.
Hula's current incarnation is now just a shadow of it's more glorious past when it was at it's old, much larger location. Their hired strippers are barely acceptable and hits up patrons for tips. It's much more pleasant to go in the afternoons when the daylight is coming into the bar and the music is more pleasant and lower volume and low keyed. At night, it's loud, blaring music. There's a couple of Macs or free wi-fi access.
this bar war fair to say the least , better then the rest of the gay bars, but all this raaving about beautiful mean and hot bodies, its just false information. From the bartenders to the staff, they are fair at the most. lots of attitude, not enough beauty to back it up. I was sadly diappointed and you will be to.
The sad part is Hulas hasnt been the same for a long time now. I know i can go there and have a good time and always run into an old friend or 4. I enjoy that. My problem with hulas is the cocktails. Horrible. Glad your choice of beer has expanded, it rings me back to you. Always good eye candy here, Expect some attitude from these "boys". They havent expanded into the men category yet. The music changes nightly, sometimes good sometimes bad. Like that they dont charge the locals the same price.
Hula's has been a favourite of mine since, well for a long long time, and although the setting has changed, Jack Law, Eric, Dell, Lionel, and the staff still represent that enduring sprit of Aloha. No matter where you're from or who you are when you walk into Hula's it's like you're with friends and family. Thanks Guys much Aloha Ari.
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