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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Multiple remarks advertise the property as suitable for owner-occupants or investors, but none give a percentage or explicit owner-occupancy statistic. Following the rule to keep the existing numeric value when remarks do not mention it, the owner_occupancy remains 10.00 with low confidence.
Multiple remarks confirm the building has secured/keyed elevator access, but none specify the number of elevators. Per rules, because a current numeric value exists and remarks provide no explicit count, we keep the current value of 2 with low confidence.
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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Strong evidence across multiple listings: ~17/20 listings and many agent remarks explicitly state maintenance fees include cable TV (e.g., 'Maintenance fees include cable TV', 'basic cable'). This is confirmed by repeated, independent remarks rather than a single outlier, supporting high confidence that cable is included in the HOA fees.
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Very strong evidence: ~19/20 listings mention electricity is included in maintenance fees with repeated phrasing such as 'maintenance fees include electricity' and 'All basic utilities are included'. This consistent, multi-listing corroboration indicates high confidence that electricity is included.
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Strong corroboration: about 17/20 listings explicitly list hot water as included (phrases like 'hot water included' and 'Basic utilities, including ... hot water, ... are included'). No evidence (e.g., 'WTRHTR') suggests hot water is individually metered or excluded, so confidence remains high that hot water is included.
At least two detailed remarks explicitly list internet among the utilities included in the HOA/maintenance fee, and several others mention building-provided 'free wifi' on the 5th-floor recreation deck. Combined with 8/20 MLS records checking internet in association_fee_includes, this provides strong evidence that some form of internet service is covered by the maintenance fee, despite a few listings describing it as excluded or discounted. Overall, the balance of evidence favors treating internet as included at the building level.
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Sewer is repeatedly named in remarks as part of the maintenance-fee-covered utilities and appears in every current MLS association_fee_includes list. This uniformity across both structured data and narrative remarks indicates sewer charges are consistently included in the HOA fees. There is no evidence suggesting any recent change removing sewer from the covered services.
Very strong evidence: ~19/20 listings mention water as an included utility (e.g., 'Maintenance fees include ... water', 'All basic utilities are included'). Multiple independent remarks confirm water is covered by HOA fees, supporting high confidence.
Very strong evidence across listings that the building offers BBQ/grilling facilities: about 19 of 20 current listings or remarks reference 'BBQ', 'barbecue', or 'BBQ grills' (e.g., 'BBQ area', 'BBQ grills', 'barbecue and picnic tables'). Mentions are consistent across many agents and listings, indicating a shared building amenity rather than a copy-paste error.
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Multiple current listings describe “an open lanai that's overlooking the pool,” “private lanai,” and specific lanai square footages (e.g., “320 square feet … with a 41 square feet lanai/veranda”), while others mention a 5th floor recreation deck, sundeck, and even list “patio/deck” among amenities. Combined with 13/20 current MLS entries checking patio/deck and strong historical evidence, this confirms the building offers patio/deck-type outdoor spaces as a regular feature. Buyers seeking units with lanais or access to an outdoor recreation deck would find this building suitable.
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Multiple listings (MLS shows ~11 of 20) explicitly mention a shared recreation area or deck (phrases include 'recreation area', 'recreation deck', 'rec deck', 'amenity deck', 'recreation space') often grouped with the 5th-floor pool, picnic tables and lounge area. Evidence is consistent across several agent remarks and supports inclusion as a building amenity.
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Amenity descriptions are detailed (pool, BBQ, laundry, storage referenced generically), but I searched for 'surfboard storage', 'board storage', 'surf storage' and found no references. Absence of any mention suggests dedicated surfboard storage is unlikely but cannot be confirmed beyond the lack of evidence.
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All current MLS records (20/20) list a pool and public remarks from many independent listings consistently refer to a building swimming pool (phrases include "amenities include pool," "condo pool," "recreation deck with pool," and "5th-floor deck with pool"). Evidence is strong and repeated across multiple agents and listings, supporting inclusion of a building pool.
There is some evidence the pool is heated: three of 20 MLS amenity checkboxes include HEAPOO and at least one listing remark explicitly says "heated pool." Most listings mention the pool but do not specify heating, so heating is plausible but not confirmed across the board.
Amenities are frequently described (pool, heated pool, pool on property) but none of the public remarks reference a saltwater system. I searched for 'salt water', 'saltwater', 'saline', and found no mentions, so there is no evidence the pool is saltwater.
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Strong evidence the building has shared laundry facilities: 19 of 20 recent listings show the COMLAU amenity and multiple remarks explicitly state 'community laundry', 'common laundry rooms', 'two community laundry rooms', 'coin laundry', and 'community laundry facilities'. Mentions appear across many agent listings (not isolated), supporting high confidence that the building offers shared laundry.
Multiple remarks explicitly reference coin-operated laundry (e.g., 'Pool, Coin laundry, BBQ, Patio/deck'). I searched for 'coin', 'paid', 'card operated', 'quarters', and found direct mentions confirming pay-per-use community laundry.
Listings consistently describe two shared laundry rooms (e.g., 'Two (2) community laundry areas'). I searched for phrases like 'laundry on each floor', 'laundry room on every floor', and 'floor-by-floor laundry' and found no such mentions, so floor-by-floor laundry is not indicated.
Multiple listings explicitly state that units do not include deeded parking but that parking is available to rent in the building, e.g., “PARKING is not deeded but there is a waiting list for parking for rent,” “parking can be rented in the building when available,” and “parking is available on a waitlist for $75/mo.” Several agents also mention on-site, association, commercial, or guest parking options. This shows the building has a parking facility even though most MLS checkboxes list NONE for individual unit stalls.
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Public remarks consistently indicate parking is not deeded with language such as 'PARKING is not deeded' and statements that parking must be rented from the association or manager. Therefore parking_deeded is false with high confidence.
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Remarks confirm parking can be rented and one listing gives a specific amount of $75/month. Because most listings mention rental fees but only one provides a number, set to $75/mo with fairly high confidence.
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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Several listings explicitly describe a formal waitlist process to rent parking in the building. This is consistently mentioned across remarks, so parking_waitlist is true with high confidence.
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Listings mention secured/keyed elevator access (e.g., 'secured with keyed elevator access') and 24/7 security, but I found no explicit references to card or fob access systems. I searched for 'card', 'fob', 'key card', and 'keycard' without results.
Strong evidence that the building provides on-site security: the prior MLS summary showed SECGUA in 16/20 listings, and the current public remarks repeatedly state "24-hr security", "24/7 security", "security guard and resident manager on site", "resident manager/security desk", and "security on site" across numerous listings. Mentions come from multiple different listings/agents (not a single copy/paste), so confidence is high that staffed security is an active building feature.
Multiple listings explicitly reference active security patrol or 24/7 security (e.g., '24/7 security patrol', '24-hr security'), indicating an ongoing security patrol service. I searched for 'security patrol', 'roving security', and found explicit mentions.
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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.
Across the current dataset, 20 of 20 listings have the MLS inclusion code ACWIUN for window AC, indicating consistent agent reporting. At least three separate remarks explicitly mention window units, e.g., 'a new window AC installed in 2024,' 'in the comfort of your window ac,' and 'new glazed windows, window AC.' This combination of checkbox data and detailed remarks from multiple listings provides strong evidence that window AC units are a standard feature in this building.
Strong MLS evidence: 19/20 current listings explicitly flag CONCRE in construction materials. None of the public remarks explicitly mention construction type (no contrasting agent remarks), but the consistent MLS entries across many listings indicate the building is constructed of concrete. Confidence is high due to the overwhelming and consistent MLS coding across listings.
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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 public remarks repeatedly and explicitly state the Inn on the Park is legally allowed to operate short-term rentals (multiple mentions of legal short-term/vacation rental approval and dates). Set to true with very high confidence.
There is language noting the building was once a hotel and 'hotel-style' amenities, but no explicit reference to a hotel rental pool or hotel-managed rental program. Therefore set to false; confidence low due to absence rather than explicit denial.
No listing states participation in any rental/hotel pool is mandatory; multiple remarks emphasize flexibility (owner use, ability to rent, optional programs). Therefore mandatory participation is false with high confidence.
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Several remarks explicitly reference the lease/leasehold expiring in 2035 (including a 7/1/2035 reference and notes the lease expires in 2035). Chosen year is 2035 based on those explicit statements.
I found no explicit statement in the remarks indicating the building is VA loan approved. Searched the remarks for common VA language and found nothing; therefore set to false with low confidence.
I searched remarks for phrases like 'fully insured', 'walls-in coverage', or 'HOA provides full insurance' and found none. Because there is no explicit statement of full (walls-in) insurance in the public remarks, the feature is marked false with medium confidence.
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There is explicit mention of fire sprinklers in the building and units, which indicates fire-protection features, but no public remark claims the building has passed an FLSE or formal fire/life safety evaluation. Absence of an explicit FLSE statement means we cannot mark this as passed.
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 mentioned in well over a dozen listings, including phrases like 'great views of diamond head, ocean, fort derussy park' and 'Enjoy unobstructed views of Diamond Head, the Pacific Ocean, green parks and treetops.' Several listings also reference 'ocean facing lanai' and 'beautiful views of the Ft DeRussy park, Ocean, and city,' showing that many units in this building enjoy ocean outlooks. This is strong, repeated evidence across multiple agents and unit positions.
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.
Well over 15 listings reference Diamond Head, using phrases like 'beautiful Diamond Head views,' 'Diamond Head views, high floor unit,' and 'unobstructed views of Diamond Head, the Pacific Ocean, and green parks.' Short-hand remarks such as 'DH/OCN View' and 'Corner End unit w/DH Ocn View' further confirm this is a common selling point. The volume and consistency of these mentions make Diamond Head views a defining feature of the building.
Numerous remarks explicitly call out city or Waikiki skyline views (quotes include "panoramic views of the Waikiki skyline", "city and mountain views", and "city & mountain views"). The repeated, cross-listing mentions indicate the building offers units with city views, making it relevant to buyers searching for city-view properties.
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.
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The Unit 601 description specifically notes 'sunrise views' along with Diamond Head, park, city, and garden vistas, indicating an eastern-facing stack that catches the morning sun. While other listings focus more on sunsets and general views, this explicit sunrise remark is enough to confirm that some units in the building offer sunrise views. Buyers seeking morning light or sunrise outlooks would reasonably include this building in their search.
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Several listings explicitly note the ability to view the Hilton Hawaiian Village Friday fireworks from the building/units (e.g., 'Friday fireworks across the way at Hilton Hawaiian Village'). I searched for 'fireworks view', 'see fireworks from lanai', and found clear statements confirming the view from units.
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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Evidence from at least four separate listings indicates an on-site/resident manager, using clear phrases such as 'resident manager on site' and 'resident manager/security desk,' as well as 'well managed building with manager and security on site.' These remarks come from different listing templates, suggesting multiple agents independently confirming the same building feature rather than a single copy‑paste error. Combined with 9/20 MLS entries checking the resident manager amenity, this strongly supports that the building has an on-site/resident manager.
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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.