Chateau Waikiki
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Chateau Waikiki
Building Overview
Chateau Waikiki in Waikiki — 38-story concrete tower with ocean and Diamond Head views; pool and fitness center.
About Chateau Waikiki
Chateau Waikiki is a high-rise condominium located in the Hobron-Ena district of Waikiki. According to available records, the building was completed in 1974, contains 38 floors and 459 total units, and is of concrete construction.
Key on-site features include a pool, fitness center, BBQ area, resident manager, and security guard. The building offers central air conditioning and provides ocean, mountain, Diamond Head, and sunset views. There are four elevators serving the tower.
Parking is available and includes covered, assigned stalls as well as guest parking. Pets are allowed and short-term rentals are not permitted. The property is managed by Hawaiiana Management Company, Ltd. This summary is based on MLS data; buyers should verify all information with the listing, management, or other primary sources.
Building Features & Data Confidence
All features from MLS data with AI-assisted confidence analysis. Click each category to expand and see details.
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I searched the remarks for any ownership-rate language, such as an exact percentage or descriptive phrasing about owner occupancy, but found no evidence. Per the rules, the current value is retained because there is no remark-based confirmation or contradiction.
The remarks directly confirm that Chateau Waikiki has four elevators, and this appears in more than one listing. This matches the current value and is high-confidence evidence.
Calculated from the lowest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from the highest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from association fees observed in penthouse unit listings for this building.
Central air conditioning is repeatedly confirmed across the building, with 17 of 20 MLS records showing ACCEN and numerous remarks stating "Central AC" or "central A/C included." The evidence is consistent across many listings and agents, suggesting this is a standard building-level fee inclusion rather than a one-off copy/paste error.
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There is solid but slightly less uniform evidence for common-area costs being included. Multiple remarks reference 'common area upkeep/maintenance' or 'common elements,' which aligns with the MLS common-area inclusion code even though the wording varies more than for utilities like electricity or water.
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Electricity is one of the clearest included utilities at Chateau Waikiki, with 18 of 20 MLS listings showing ELECTR. Current remarks frequently say "electricity included" or list electricity among covered utilities, making this a very high-confidence building feature.
Moderate evidence: gas appears in a minority of listings (~4 of 20) with explicit phrases like 'maintenance fee includes... gas' or 'gas included' in several remarks. The evidence is consistent but not as widespread as electricity/water/sewer.
Hot water is repeatedly mentioned in the remarks and appears in 14 of 20 MLS records as HOTWAT. Several listings explicitly list "hot water" alongside electricity, water, sewer, and central AC, indicating this is a common building-level inclusion. The single WTRHTR record does not outweigh the broader pattern of explicit hot water references.
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Sewer is consistently included across the public remarks and MLS data, with 16 of 20 listings showing SEWER. Listings often pair it with water, electricity, hot water, and central AC, reinforcing that this is a standard included utility for the building.
Water is repeatedly confirmed in the building remarks and appears in 15 of 20 MLS records as WATER. It is commonly listed together with sewer, electricity, hot water, and central AC, so the evidence strongly supports water being included.
BBQ/grilling amenities are extremely well supported across the remarks. Many listings describe the feature in detail, including 'BBQ cabanas,' 'barbecue grills,' 'numerous gas grills,' and 'picnic areas,' making this one of the strongest confirmed amenities.
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Car wash facilities are directly named in several remarks, including 'resident car wash' and 'car wash area.' Even though fewer listings mention it, the explicit language is consistent enough to confirm the amenity.
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Exercise facilities are repeatedly and consistently confirmed across the listing set. Roughly 25+ remarks mention 'fitness room,' 'fitness center,' 'gym,' 'exercise room,' or 'cardio/weight room,' suggesting this is a real shared amenity and not just copied MLS text.
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Meeting-room style space is supported by direct remark language. At least several listings specifically say 'meeting room' or 'party/meeting rooms,' which is enough to confirm this shared amenity.
The evidence strongly supports patio/deck amenities at Chateau Waikiki. Well over a dozen remarks mention shared outdoor spaces such as a "recreation deck," "5th floor deck," "patio areas," and multiple lanai references, often across different listings and agents. This looks consistent across the building rather than a one-off copy/paste error.
There is no meaningful corroboration in the remarks for a jogging or walking path, and the only MLS signal is a lone 1/20 mention. This looks much more like a checkbox inconsistency than a verified building amenity.
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Putting green evidence is weak compared with the other amenities, with only isolated MLS support (2 of 20). However, at least one remark explicitly lists a 'putting green,' so it is likely present but may be inconsistently reported.
The building clearly has a shared recreation/amenity area, most often described as the 5th-floor deck or pool deck. Listings refer to landscaped decks, picnic areas, cabanas, and lounging space, confirming a true common recreation area.
A recreation-room style amenity is clearly supported by the public remarks. Multiple listings mention 'recreation room(s),' 'game room,' or 'party room,' indicating this is a genuine shared building feature rather than a one-off description.
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Sauna is one of the most consistently repeated amenities in the remarks. Many listings mention it alongside the pool, gym, and recreation spaces, showing strong cross-agent agreement that the building offers a sauna.
Storage units/lockers are strongly supported at Chateau Waikiki. Current remarks mention them in many listings, with phrases such as "storage on every floor," "additional storage locker," "storage locker on the same floor," and "assigned storage" showing it is a recurring building feature rather than a one-off. The evidence appears consistent across multiple agents and aligns with the current MLS storage flags.
The remarks directly confirm surfboard storage facilities in the building. This feature appears in multiple listings, so the evidence is strong.
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Trash chute appears to be a real building feature based on the strong MLS pattern, even though remarks seldom call it out. The near-unanimous historical checkbox data supports keeping this as true.
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Pool access is strongly confirmed at the building level. Across many current listings and multiple agents, the building is described with a "pool," "swimming pool," "large pool," and "saltwater pool," which is consistent with the prior high-confidence MLS history. The repeated mentions across remarks look like broad amenity descriptions rather than isolated copy-paste errors.
Heated pool is well supported by the remarks and prior MLS history. Multiple listings explicitly describe a "heated pool" or "heated saltwater pool," appearing in several separate remarks from different agents. This is strong building-level evidence that the pool is heated.
The remarks directly identify the pool as saltwater, leaving little ambiguity. Multiple listings repeat this, so confidence is very high.
In-unit laundry is strongly confirmed for Chateau Waikiki. Dozens of current remarks explicitly say "in-unit washer and dryer," "washer/dryer in unit," "Washer/Dryer in the units," and similar phrasing, coming from multiple listings and agents. This matches the historical MLS pattern of 20/20 listings including washer/dryer, so confidence is very high.
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I looked for coin laundry, coin-op, quarters, card-operated machines, or any laundry fee language, and there were no public references to community laundry payment. Several listings instead mention in-unit laundry, which does not confirm paid shared laundry.
I searched the remarks for phrases like "laundry on every floor," "floor laundry," and similar wording, but found no public confirmation. The listings do mention in-unit washer/dryer and storage on every floor, but that is not the same as community laundry facilities.
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Assigned parking is strongly supported across the building. Many listings explicitly mention "1 assigned parking stall," "assigned covered parking," "reserved covered parking stall," and "deeded parking stalls," appearing consistently across multiple agents and unit types. The wording is repeated often enough to indicate this is a genuine building-level feature, not a copy-paste checkbox issue.
Covered parking is very strongly supported throughout the listings. Remarks repeatedly reference "covered parking," "assigned covered parking stall," "2 covered tandem parking spaces," and "inside a gated garage," with substantial consistency across listings. The evidence is broad and clear, so this feature should be included.
Most parking descriptions mention assigned, covered, or tandem stalls, but one remark clearly says the unit has "two deeded parking stalls." That is direct evidence that deeded parking exists in the building/listing remarks.
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I searched for phrases like parking fee, monthly parking charge, parking rental, and additional parking cost, but found none. The remarks mention included, assigned, deeded, and guest parking, but do not state a separate parking price.
Guest parking is directly referenced in several remarks. Listings use explicit language such as "guest parking available," "guest parking for your visitors," and "visitor parking," indicating the building offers this amenity. The feature appears in multiple unit remarks and is not isolated to a single listing.
Secured parking/entry is well supported across the listings. Remarks cite "inside a gated garage," "secure parking structure," "secured building," "secured entry," and "24-hour security," which together strongly support this feature. The repeated references from different listings indicate this is a real building characteristic rather than MLS noise.
Tandem parking is clearly supported, though less common than assigned or covered parking. Multiple listings explicitly describe "two tandem parking stalls," "2 parking stalls in tandem," and "2 covered tandem parking spaces," showing this is a real feature available in some units. The consistency of these explicit mentions makes the feature reliable for buyers searching for tandem parking.
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I looked for explicit language such as parking waitlist, parking waiting list, or join the waitlist for parking and found nothing. The listings instead describe assigned, included, or guest parking, but not a waitlist process.
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I searched for key card, fob, keycard, card reader, and electronic access language, but found no public confirmation. The remarks do mention secure entry, gated parking, and 24-hour security, which are different from a card-based access system.
Security guard service is strongly supported. Across the remarks, many listings explicitly say "24-hour security," "24-hour security guard," "security personnel and front desk operator," and "guards 24hrs a day." This is consistent with the historical MLS data (17/20 listings with SECGUA) and appears repeatedly across multiple agents and listings.
I looked for any references to patrol service or roving security and found none in the public remarks. The building is described as having 24-hour security and security guards, but that does not explicitly indicate patrol service.
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Central air conditioning is strongly supported for Chateau Waikiki. Dozens of current listings explicitly reference it, often noting that maintenance fees include "central AC" or "AC" and sometimes describing an "upgraded central air conditioning unit" or "new central air conditioning." The evidence is consistent across many listings and appears to be building-wide rather than a copy-paste error.
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Concrete construction is strongly supported by the MLS records for this building, with 20 out of 20 listings showing CONCRE in construction_materials. None of the public remarks contradict this, and the uniform MLS data suggests this is not a copy-paste anomaly but a stable building-level fact.
Insufficient evidence for double-wall construction: only 3 of 20 current MLS listings include 'DOUWAL' and there are no public remarks mentioning 'double wall' or similar phrasing. Prior confidence was Low and the remarks do not confirm the feature, so it is omitted.
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Minimal evidence for masonry & stucco: only 2 of 20 current MLS listings list 'MASSTU' and there is no historical data or any public remarks mentioning 'masonry' or 'stucco'. Given the lack of corroborating remarks, this feature is omitted for now.
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Only 1 of 20 current MLS listings indicates 'SLAB' and none of the public remarks reference a concrete slab foundation. With no corroborating agent remarks or historical evidence, slab foundation appears unsupported and is likely an isolated MLS checkbox entry.
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Only 3 of 20 current MLS listings include ABOGRO, and none of the public remarks explicitly reference above-ground construction or materials. Because the MLS evidence is limited and remarks are silent, this feature is supported only weakly and appears to be a low-confidence building attribute.
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I searched for short-term rental permission language such as STR allowed, NUC, TVU, vacation rental allowed, or hotel-style rental use, and found no support for STR being allowed. The clearest rental-duration reference is a 30-day minimum, which indicates STR is not allowed.
I searched for hotel rental pool references such as hotel-managed rental programs, Hilton/Trump/Ritz pool language, or similar branded participation, but found none. Since the remarks do not support STR, this must also be false.
I looked for wording like mandatory participation, required rental program, cannot opt out, or must rent, and found nothing. With no evidence of any hotel pool program, mandatory participation is false.
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The building is identified as leasehold in the remarks, and the lease end year is explicitly given as 2050. No later extension year appears in the provided listings.
Public remarks directly advertise VA financing and VA loan assumption, which is strong evidence the building is VA approved. Multiple listings repeat this, so confidence is very high.
The public remarks repeatedly and clearly describe the building as fully insured, including hurricane coverage and replacement insurance language. This is strong direct evidence supporting a true value.
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I searched the public remarks for explicit fire/life safety language, including FLSE, fire inspection, and life-safety compliance wording, but found nothing. Because this is only determined from public remarks, there is not enough evidence to mark it true or false.
Flood zone determined from official FEMA Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM) data using building coordinates, not from agent-reported listing data.
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Ocean views are strongly documented across the building, with many remarks explicitly saying “ocean view,” “Pacific Ocean,” “sparkling Waikiki Ocean,” and “partial ocean views.” This appears consistent across multiple agents and listing styles, not a one-off copy-paste error.
Mountain views are strongly supported across the listing set and are mentioned by multiple different remarks, not just one agent template. About a dozen listings explicitly reference mountain views or Koolau/Ko'olau views, often alongside ocean, canal, or city views, which reinforces that this is a real building-level offering.
Diamond Head views are clearly present in the building, with remarks such as “Diamond Head and the sparkling Waikiki Ocean,” “views of iconic Diamond Head,” and “ocean, Diamond Head, and sunrise views.” The evidence is recurring across several listings, supporting a true building-level feature available in some units.
City views are one of the most consistently documented features in the building. Well over a dozen remarks mention city/city lights/cityscape or Downtown Honolulu, often in combination with canal, ocean, or mountain views, indicating this is a common and reliable feature rather than a copy-paste anomaly.
Multiple listings (several entries) explicitly or implicitly reference coastline/shoreline views (phrases like 'ocean, coastline, mountain, city & sunset views' and numerous ocean-view mentions that reference shoreline features), indicating that some units offer coastline/shoreline vistas.
Garden views appear much less common than city views, but one listing explicitly states 'peaceful garden and city views.' Current MLS data only shows GARDEN in 1/20 listings, so this looks like a limited but real feature rather than a building-wide hallmark.
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Marina/harbor-type views are well supported through repeated references to "canal views," "Ala Wai Canal," "Ala Wai Boat Harbor," "Ala Wai Marina," and "yacht harbor." The consistency across many listings suggests this is a genuine building feature available in some units.
Sunrise views are present in a smaller subset of units but are explicitly and repeatedly mentioned, including phrases like “sunrise views,” “enjoy the sunrise,” and east-facing/cooler-side descriptions. The feature appears genuine and recurring, though less common than ocean or Diamond Head views.
Sunset views are strongly supported by the public remarks and align with the MLS history. Listings mention "sunset views," "enjoy lovely sunsets," "west-facing," and even "Friday night fireworks," indicating a real and recurring view attribute for some units.
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Multiple remarks directly confirm fireworks views from units in the building, which matches the feature definition exactly. The wording is specific to viewing Friday night fireworks from the lanai/unit, not merely being near fireworks.
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Evidence for a resident manager is strong and consistent across Chateau Waikiki listings. Multiple remarks explicitly mention "on-site manager," "on-site building manager," "resident manager," and even the "manager’s office," indicating this is a building-level feature. The repetition across many listings suggests this is not just copy-paste checkbox data but a real amenity.
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Confidence levels are based on MLS checkbox data and AI analysis of listing remarks. High = strong evidence, Medium = some evidence, Low = limited or conflicting evidence. Buyers should always verify critical details independently.