An hour-long massage above Waikiki Beach Walk that pairs traditional Hawaiian Lomi Lomi with Swedish and Shiatsu options. Ideal for smoothing jet lag or finishing a beach day with a focused, restorative treatment.
An hour-long massage above Waikiki Beach Walk that pairs traditional Hawaiian Lomi Lomi with Swedish and Shiatsu options. Ideal for smoothing jet lag or finishing a beach day with a focused, restorative treatment.
You step off Kalakaua Avenue and climb to the hotel's second-floor salon; the city noise thins and the air takes on a softer, salt-tinted calm. Light filters through blinds, and the massage table waits—warm, steady, and set for an hour away from the bustle of Waikiki Beach Walk.
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Operated by AlohaTherapy @WaikikiBeachWalk · Honolulu, Hawaii
You step off Kalakaua Avenue and climb to the hotel's second-floor salon; the city noise thins and the air takes on a softer, salt-tinted calm. Light filters through blinds, and the massage table waits—warm, steady, and set for an hour away from the bustle of Waikiki Beach Walk.
This is Honolulu at its practical best: a compact shoreline that once served as royal bathing grounds and today carries traces of Hawaiian culture in names, practices, and hands trained in traditional Lomi Lomi. Geologically, Oahu is volcanic rock ringed by living coral reefs; the island's warmth and trade winds shape a climate where outdoor life and restorative indoor rituals coexist.
Lomi Lomi is more than technique—its long, flowing strokes are meant to move tension like currents moving sand. The salon’s menu also offers Swedish, Shiatsu, and a combination treatment, letting you pick firm or gentle pressure depending on soreness or jet lag. Expect a quiet room, clean linens, and a focus on relaxation rather than clinical therapy.
Practical notes: arrive 10–15 minutes early, bring booking confirmation and light clothing, and be ready to communicate pressure preferences and any contraindications (pregnancy, injuries). Tip if you enjoyed the service—gratuity typically isn’t included. Timing visits for late afternoon can smooth transitions from beach to treatment; mornings are quieter if you prefer stillness.
This hour is compact and restorative—less an escape from place than a way to feel the island differently, carrying Honolulu’s warmth back into your day.
Arrive 10–15 minutes early to complete any intake forms and discuss pressure preferences with your therapist.
Yes—this service offers those four options; indicate your preferred style when booking or at check-in.
Gratuity is typically not included; plan to tip in cash or add a gratuity via card if the spa allows it.
Inform the salon about pregnancy, recent surgeries, or severe medical conditions—therapists can adapt techniques or advise against treatment if necessary.
AlohaTherapy @WaikikiBeachWalk operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step off Kalakaua Avenue and climb to the hotel's second-floor salon; the city noise thins and the air takes on a softer, salt-tinted calm. Light filters through blinds, and the massage table waits—warm, steady, and set for an hour away from the bustle of Waikiki Beach Walk.
You step off Kalakaua Avenue and climb to the hotel's second-floor salon; the city noise thins and the air takes on a softer, salt-tinted calm. Light filters through blinds, and the massage table waits—warm, steady, and set for an hour away from the bustle of Waikiki Beach Walk.
This is Honolulu at its practical best: a compact shoreline that once served as royal bathing grounds and today carries traces of Hawaiian culture in names, practices, and hands trained in traditional Lomi Lomi. Geologically, Oahu is volcanic rock ringed by living coral reefs; the island's warmth and trade winds shape a climate where outdoor life and restorative indoor rituals coexist.
Lomi Lomi is more than technique—its long, flowing strokes are meant to move tension like currents moving sand. The salon’s menu also offers Swedish, Shiatsu, and a combination treatment, letting you pick firm or gentle pressure depending on soreness or jet lag. Expect a quiet room, clean linens, and a focus on relaxation rather than clinical therapy.
Practical notes: arrive 10–15 minutes early, bring booking confirmation and light clothing, and be ready to communicate pressure preferences and any contraindications (pregnancy, injuries). Tip if you enjoyed the service—gratuity typically isn’t included. Timing visits for late afternoon can smooth transitions from beach to treatment; mornings are quieter if you prefer stillness.
This hour is compact and restorative—less an escape from place than a way to feel the island differently, carrying Honolulu’s warmth back into your day.