Prince Waikiki prides itself on offering world-class hospitality, lavish suites, and high-end amenities, all within close proximity to many nearby attractions, including the Ala Moana Center and Luxury Row. But we also urge guests to explore Honolulu’s many lively neighborhoods in a variety of ways, including purchasing a convenient bike rental in Waikiki. One of the lesser-known facts about our top-rated Waikiki hotel is that we have a 14-dock Biki station on our marina-front property. This handy Biki station allows guests to quickly access the area’s top-rated restaurants, art galleries, craft breweries, and, of course, sandy beaches.

Finding a Bike Rental in Waikiki

Prince Waikiki is home to a 14-dock Biki station that comes in handy for our guests every day of the year. And there are three other stations within walking distance of our ocean-view Waikiki hotel rooms on Hobron & Kaioo, Ala Wai & Lipeepee, and at Ala Moana Regional Park. A Biki bike rental in Waikiki costs just $4 for a 30-minute, one-way session, but most people choose the five-hour option for a $25 flat rate. Otherwise, you’ll certainly find a bike rental in Waikiki that suits you at Hawaiian Style Rentals, Bikeadelic Hawaii, or Pedego Electric Bikes. These three outfitters also offer a wide variety of other services, including tours, multi-day rentals, and even mopeds.

Top 10 Places to Visit on a Biki Bike

The possibilities are endless when you purchase a five-hour Biki bike rental in Waikiki. Whether you’re hoping to pedal to vibrant Kaka’ako, the Iolani Palace, or an art museum, the ride itself through Honolulu’s bustling neighborhoods will only add to the experience. Here’s a brief list of the best stops on the Biki bike trail, based on personal experience and guest feedback.

1. Pow! Wow! street art murals
2. Waikiki Beach
3. SALT at Our Kaka’ako
4. Iolani Palace
5. Ala Moana Center
6. Honolulu Zoo
7. Honolulu Museum of Art
8. Beer Lab
9. Ala Moana Regional Park
10. National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific