Inn on the Park
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This buildings features were determined from publicly available data, including MLS listings. While we cross-referenced additional data sources, it still likely contains incomplete or inaccurate information, as it has not yet been personally verified.
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Inn on the Park
Building Overview
Inn on the Park, Waikiki — 21-floor concrete building (1978) with pool and ocean/Diamond Head views.
About Inn on the Park
Based on MLS data, Inn on the Park is a 21-floor, 238-unit concrete building in the Hobron-Ena district of Waikiki built in 1978. The building size and construction type reflect high-rise concrete construction typical of its era.
According to available records, common building features include a pool, BBQ area, on-site resident manager and security guard. Units report ocean, mountain and Diamond Head views, two elevators, and window air conditioning.
Additional details from MLS indicate parking is available with guest parking, pets are not allowed, and short-term rentals are permitted. The building is managed by Hawaiian Properties, Ltd. Buyers should verify all details, fees and policies with the listing agent or management company, as this summary is based on MLS data.
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 for explicit percentages or ownership mix language such as "80% owner occupied" or "majority owner occupied," but nothing was stated. The existing 10% value is therefore kept, with low confidence because the remarks do not confirm or contradict it.
I searched for explicit counts such as "2 elevators," "4 elevators," or "multiple elevators," but the remarks only refer to elevator access/security, not quantity. Given the current value already exists, I kept 2 and treated it as low-confidence due to no direct confirmation in the listings.
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.
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Cable TV inclusion is strongly supported across the building. About 16 of 20 MLS listings show CABTV, and several remarks explicitly say things like “maintenance fee includes cable TV” and “maintenance fees include cable television.” The evidence is consistent across multiple listings and appears to reflect a real building feature.
There is moderate building-level support for common-area electricity from the MLS checkbox data (9 of 20 listings). The public remarks mostly discuss unit utilities and amenity access, so this appears to be an MLS-based feature rather than something repeatedly described in remarks.
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Electricity is confirmed across the entire MLS set. All 20 of 20 listings include ELECTR, and many remarks explicitly say the fee includes electricity. This is very strong evidence of a stable building-level benefit.
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Hot water inclusion is strongly supported. The MLS shows HOTWAT in 16 of 20 listings, and remarks repeatedly say “maintenance fee includes hot water.” There is no evidence of WTRHTR in the inclusions, so the feature appears to be a true building-level amenity.
Internet service appears to be included or offered in many listings, though the evidence is mixed compared with electricity or water. Remarks mention 'free wifi,' 'basic cable and internet,' and 'discount on internet,' while the MLS shows 10 of 20 listings with INTSER, suggesting building-level support with some copy/paste variation.
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Sewer is very well supported at the building level. The MLS shows SEWER in 19 of 20 listings, and remarks repeatedly mention sewer among the included utilities. This is strong, consistent evidence from multiple listings.
Water inclusion is confirmed across the entire building. All 20 of 20 MLS listings show WATER, and remarks consistently list water as included in the maintenance fee. The evidence is extremely strong and uniform.
BBQ/grilling facilities are very strongly supported for this building. A large number of listings mention them explicitly, including phrases like "BBQ area," "BBQ grills," "barbecue grills," and "barbecue area" across multiple agents. The repeated mention in amenity lists suggests this is a shared building amenity, not a one-off copy-paste error.
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Multiple recent listings explicitly mention private lanais or verandas (e.g., "private lanai", "open lanai that's overlooking the pool", several listings noting a "41 square feet lanai") and the building amenity deck/patio on the 5th floor with pool/BBQ. At least 15 listings reference a lanai, balcony, or the shared patio/deck/rec deck, and evidence is consistent across many agent remarks rather than isolated copy-paste, so building-level patio/deck amenities are strongly supported.
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Recreation area is strongly supported. Many listings explicitly mention a 'recreation area,' 'recreation deck,' 'rec deck,' or 'recreation space,' often alongside pool and BBQ amenities on the 5th floor. The evidence is consistent across numerous remarks and appears to reflect a shared building amenity.
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I searched for surfboard storage and related amenity wording such as board storage or surf storage. Nothing in the remarks suggests the building has dedicated surfboard storage facilities.
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Pool is strongly confirmed for Inn on the Park. The current remarks mention it in a very large share of listings—well over 20 references—using phrases like 'pool,' 'swimming pool,' 'heated pool,' and 'sparkling pool,' often alongside the 5th-floor recreation deck. This is consistent across multiple agents and matches the high-confidence MLS amenity data.
Heated pool is supported, though with less repetition than the general pool feature. Current MLS amenities show HEAPOO in 4 of 20 listings, and one remark explicitly states "heated pool" while others refer to the pool amenity generally. The evidence is enough to include it, but it appears less consistently documented than pool itself.
I searched for salt-water pool wording such as salt water pool, saltwater pool, salt pool, or saline pool. The remarks confirm a pool exists and even describe it as heated in one listing, but none indicate that it is salt water. So there is no evidence to mark the pool as salt.
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Strong, consistent building-level evidence that Inn on the Park has shared/community laundry. A large majority of remarks explicitly mention it, often with added detail such as "two community laundry areas," "two community laundry rooms (one for residents and one for guests)," and "laundry facilities" on the amenity deck. This appears to be a genuine building amenity and is reinforced across many listings rather than a single copy-paste source.
I searched for coin-op, quarters, card-operated, paid laundry, or laundry fee language. The explicit "Coin laundry" reference is enough to confirm that the community laundry requires payment.
I looked for wording like laundry on each floor, every floor, or floor-by-floor laundry. The remarks consistently describe shared laundry rooms or common laundry on specific amenity floors, which points to centralized facilities rather than laundry on every floor.
Parking is supported across many listings and multiple agents, not just a single MLS checkbox. Remarks consistently describe parking as available for rent, on a waitlist, or on-site for an additional fee, with phrases like 'parking can be rented in the building,' 'parking may be available,' and 'on-site parking is available for an additional fee.'
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Public remarks consistently indicate parking is rented or available by waitlist rather than owned with the unit. I found no indication of deeded or owned parking stalls.
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The clearest explicit monthly parking cost mentioned is $75 per month. Other remarks mention parking can be rented or is available for an additional fee, but $75/mo is the specific figure provided in the remarks.
5 out of 20 current MLS listings list GUEST in parking_features. Multiple listing remarks explicitly mention guest/commercial parking or that parking can be rented (quotes include “commercial and guest parking spaces” and “guest parking spaces”); however, not all listings mention guest parking and some only note rentable parking or a waitlist, so the evidence is moderate rather than definitive.
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Parking waitlist language appears repeatedly in the remarks, including direct references to a waiting list and waitlist-based parking rental. This is strongly supported by multiple listings.
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I looked for explicit card/fob access terms like key card access, fob access, card reader, and keycard entry. The public remarks support controlled access through keyed or secured elevators and secure entry, but they do not clearly confirm a card-based system. With no explicit card/fob mention, this feature is not supported by the remarks.
Strong, repeated evidence across many listings confirms Inn on the Park has security guard service. Current remarks mention it in numerous listings with phrases like "24/7 security," "24 hour security," "security guard," "security patrol," and "security on site," showing consistent agreement across multiple agents and descriptions.
I searched for security patrol, roving security, patrol service, or patrolled building language. The remarks clearly and repeatedly confirm security patrol service at the building.
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One of 20 current MLS entries lists ACSPL in inclusions, but none of the public remarks (multiple agent reposts) mention 'split', 'mini-split', or 'ductless'. Remarks instead reference 'window AC', 'portable AC', and a 'new Friedrich AC unit (2024)'. Given the single MLS checkbox and lack of corroborating remarks, there is only very limited evidence a unit has split/ductless AC.
Window AC is strongly supported across the building. Multiple recent listings explicitly mention "window AC," "new Friedrich AC unit," "portable AC," and even a "new window AC installed in 2024," which suggests this is not just copy-paste MLS noise. The evidence is consistent across many listings and aligns with the existing high-confidence MLS data.
Construction material is strongly supported as concrete by the MLS record, with 19 of 20 current listings indicating CONCRE. One listing remark explicitly describes the building as "durable steel-frame construction," but this appears isolated against the much larger pattern and is more likely a listing-data inconsistency than a building-wide change. Buyers should note the conflicting remark, but the feature remains high-confidence true.
Double wall construction is not supported by the public remarks, which contain no references to "double wall," "double-wall," or similar wording. The MLS signal is weak and isolated at 2 of 20 listings, suggesting the checkbox may be a copy-paste or data-entry artifact rather than a verified building characteristic.
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Confidence 90%: Only 1/19 current MLS listings checks STEFRA in construction_materials, with the rest not indicating steel framing, and no remarks mention steel construction. Given that Inn on the Park is a typical Waikiki high-rise that is generally known to be concrete rather than steel frame, the single MLS checkbox is likely an agent error, so we treat steel-frame construction as not applicable here.
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The building is clearly described in multiple remarks as allowing short-term rentals. Several listings explicitly call it a legal short-term rental or legally permitted vacation rental building.
I looked for hotel rental pool language such as hotel-managed programs, Hilton/Trump/Ritz-style pools, or similar arrangements and found none. Because STR is allowed but no hotel pool is mentioned, this remains false.
I searched for signs of a required rental pool or mandatory participation and found none. The remarks instead suggest flexibility for owner use and rentals, which is inconsistent with a mandatory pool arrangement.
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The building is repeatedly described as leasehold, and the lease expiration year is explicitly given as 2035 in several listings. One remark also references the next lease rent renegotiation in July 2025, which is consistent with the leasehold timeline.
I searched the public remarks for explicit VA-loan language and found none. The listings mention leasehold status, short-term rental eligibility, security, amenities, and financing limitations like "cash purpose only," but nothing indicating VA approval.
I looked for insurance-related phrases indicating full HOA coverage or walls-in insurance, but found none in the remarks. Since there is no supporting evidence, this remains false with low confidence.
Strong evidence the building has fire sprinklers. Multiple remarks across listings explicitly mention fire sprinklers/fire sprinkler system, including one that says "The building also has fire sprinklers" and another that notes "Unit has fire sprinkler system." This appears consistent across agents rather than a single copy-paste error.
I searched for phrases like fire/life safety evaluation passed, FLSE passed, fire safety certified, life safety compliant, or passed fire inspection. The remarks do mention fire sprinklers, but that is not evidence of a formal FLSE pass, so this remains false with low confidence.
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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Numerous listings reference ocean or Pacific views (well over a dozen separate listing remarks), with phrases like 'wonderful views of the Ocean', 'ocean facing lanai', and 'peekaboo ocean.' Evidence is strong and consistent across multiple agents' remarks rather than a one-off mention.
Multiple listings explicitly reference mountain or Diamond Head views (quotes include "city and mountain views", "gazing at the mountains", and numerous references to Diamond Head). Evidence appears across many agent remarks and unit descriptions throughout the dataset, supporting that the building offers mountain views to buyers.
Diamond Head views are well-supported by the listing remarks, with well over a dozen listings explicitly mentioning them. Examples include 'beautiful Diamond Head views,' 'DH/OCN View,' and 'unobstructed views of Diamond Head.' The evidence is consistent across multiple agents and appears to be genuine building/unit view availability rather than MLS copy-paste noise.
City views are strongly supported for Inn on the Park. Across many current listings, agents explicitly mention "city view," "city views," "city and mountain views," and similar wording, indicating this is a real building-level feature offered by multiple units. The evidence is consistent across multiple listings and does not appear to be a one-off or copy-paste error.
A few listings go beyond generic ocean mentions and specifically highlight 'Spectacular views of Waikiki Beach & Diamond Head' and an 'ocean facing lanai,' indicating direct views of the shoreline area by Fort DeRussy and Waikiki Beach. Combined with repeated references to overlooking Fort DeRussy Beach Park and Waikiki Beach from high floors, this supports that certain stacks enjoy clear coastline vistas. This evidence, while from fewer listings than ocean or Diamond Head views, is consistent enough to treat coastline views as a building feature.
Garden views appear to be available in at least some units, though the evidence is much thinner than for Diamond Head. One listing explicitly says 'garden' views, and other remarks describe 'green parks and treetops' or park-facing outlooks, suggesting a broader garden/landscaped view type. This looks like a real unit-level feature present in only a minority of listings.
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At least one listing (Unit 601) explicitly states 'sunrise views' and several other remarks imply morning/eastern exposure; Unit 601's description lists 'Diamond Head, park, city, garden, and sunrise views.' This explicit mention, combined with other directional references, supports including sunrise views for the building.
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I looked for direct views of Friday night fireworks from the unit or building, not just proximity to fireworks. Multiple remarks support this, including explicit mention of Friday fireworks views from the unit.
Confidence 70%: Listings repeatedly reference being at the "entrance to Waikiki," at the "mouth of Waikiki," on or near Ala Moana, and across from Fort DeRussy Beach Park, all characteristic of the Hobron/Ena end of Waikiki.
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Strong, consistent evidence across many listings confirms the building has an on-site resident manager. Multiple remarks explicitly mention "resident manager," "manager and security on site," and "resident manager/security desk," showing this is not a one-off agent checkbox but a recurring building feature across different listings.
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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.