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From $131* a night NEW Holiday Inn Waikiki Beachcomber Resort in Honolulu, Hawaii!

December 2, 2010 by

Book Early & Save up to 20% Off IHG hotels! From $131* a night NEW Holiday Inn Waikiki Beachcomber Resort in Honolulu, Hawaii!

Book a stay at the first Holiday Inn hotel in Hawaii, and enjoy:

  • Central location, just 300 steps from the ocean
  • Shopping galore with their very own MACY’S on the first floor, and next door to the International Market Place and Duke’s Lane
  • FREE Wi-Fi poolside
  • Magic of Polynesia dinner show
  • Large guest rooms with amazing views

No coupon code required!   This deal to the Holiday Inn Waikiki Beachcomber Resort in Honolulu Hawaii may expire at any time, is subject to error, price changes, availability, blackout dates and does not include all taxes, fees and government imposed fees. More restrictions apply, see the Intercontinental Hotels website for full details.

Go book this deal!

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