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Hotel Renew beach forecast: weather, water & waves

Waikīkī, HI · Oʻahu, United States · 21.273, -157.822

Updated : very low seaweed, beach grade B-, sea 79°F.

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Veabird's call

FriB-SatB-SunBMonA-TueB

Monday is worth it at A- with little seaweed and 79°F water.

September and October grade best, and Diamond Head hike is close on this southwest facing beach.

Grades from Veabird's beach forecast; wording by AI (Muse Spark), checked against the forecast. Updated Nov 13, 06:00 UTC.

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Questions about Hotel Renew

Does Hotel Renew get sargassum (seaweed)?

No. Atlantic sargassum does not reach Hawaii.

How warm is the water at Hotel Renew?

About 79°F in November. The sea is warmest in September (about 81°F) and coolest in March (about 76°F).

When is the best time to visit Hotel Renew?

For warm water and dry weather, aim for September through February. September is usually the quietest of those, with about 15 rainy days and a sea near 81°F.

When is hurricane season at Hotel Renew, and how often do storms hit?

The central Pacific hurricane season runs June through November. A tropical storm passed within 86 miles of Hotel Renew in 3 of the 55 seasons from 1971 to 2025, and a hurricane within 58 miles in 1. The riskiest stretch is around July 23, when the chance of a storm passing in any one week is about 1% or less; across all of August it is about 2%.

What guests say about Hotel Renew

8.6
Very good2,324 reviews from verified stays

Guests like Friendly staff · Great location

Watch for Noise issues · Room size concerns

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Sargassum season at Hotel Renew

Hotel Renew sits outside the reach of the Atlantic sargassum belt; seaweed landings are rare in any month.

Oʻahu month by month

Typical weather, water temperature, seaweed and crowds for every month: the best time to visit Oʻahu.

Weather & water by month at Hotel Renew

Average highs run from about 78°F in February to 85°F in August and September. The sea is warmest in September (about 81°F) and coolest in March (about 76°F). January is usually the driest, with about 12 rainy days; April and July are the wettest, with about 20 rainy days.

MonthAvg highSeaRainy days
Jan79°F77°F12
Feb78°F77°F13
Mar79°F76°F17
Apr80°F77°F20
May81°F78°F19
Jun83°F79°F16
Jul83°F79°F20
Aug85°F80°F16
Sep85°F81°F15
Oct84°F80°F15
Nov82°F79°F14
Dec79°F78°F13

Monthly averages from 6 years of ERA5 reanalysis (Open-Meteo) for this area's 0.5° grid cell; rainy days have at least 1 mm (0.04 in). Any given year can differ.

Cleanup & barriers

Offshore barriers
Not needed: Atlantic sargassum does not reach Hawaii.
Public cleanup
Volunteer groups (Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund) clear ocean plastic, heaviest on windward shores.
Resort crews
Resort crews groom beaches daily.
Typical clearing time
n/a

Safety notes

Domestic travel (no State Dept advisory)

Check official advisories and local flags before swimming. Decomposing sargassum releases hydrogen sulfide; avoid heavy piles.

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