Rooms are available on the University of Hawaii (UH) campus in Lincoln Hall (number 1 on the map) on a first-come, first-serve basis. We recommend these rooms for graduate students and others who require subsidized/cheaper accommodations.

Rooms are $52/night for a standard hotel room or $69/night for a 1-BR with kitchen. To reserve, call (808) 944-7805. Be sure to specify that you are reserving as part of the "2010 ROMS/TOMS User Workshop." You will also need to fill out this form. Further information can be found here.

	Hotel	Address (Honolulu)	Phone	Rates	Notes:
2	New Otani	2863 Kalakaua Ave.	808-923-1555	$123 - $1,000	Mention that you are attending a conference at UH and request the UH rate. This hotel is in a good location but internet access is $20/day, parking is valet service only, and a standard guest room has no desk.
3	Queen Kapiolani	150 Kapahulu Ave.	888-788-8815	~$89 - $169	Mention that you are attending a conference at UH and request the UH rate
4	Hawaii Prince Hotel	100 Holomoana St.	808-956-1111	~$169	Request the JIMAR/UH group rate

There are hundreds of hotels in Honolulu so only a short list is given below. We encouraged youto use any one of the many travel site to find a hotel that works for you.

	Hotel	Address (Honolulu)	Phone	Rates	Notes:
5	Hilton Hawaiian	2005 Kalia Rd.	808-949-4321	~$189 - $269	Rates are for rooms with 2 double beds and vary based on view.
6	Surfrider Moana	2365 Kalakaua Ave.	808-922-3111	~$235	Rate is for a room with 2 double beds
7	Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio	2500 Kuhio Ave.	808-922-0811	~$169 - $205	Stay five nights and get the fifth night free.
8	Aqua Aloha Surf & Spa	444 Kanekapolei Street	808-923-0222	~$69 - $119	Rates vary depending on room size and view.
9	Coconut Waikiki Hotel	450 Lewers Street	808-923-8828	~$119 - $179	Rates vary depending on room size and view.

You will want to fly into Honolulu International Airport (HNL). Taxis, rental cars, busses, and shuttles are all available from the terminals.

Using the city buses to get from the airport to your hotel is not recommended because of the time it takes and the fact that large suitcases are not allow. Buses 19 and 20 will go straight from the airport to Waikiki. The fare is $2.25 for Adults, and $1 for students and children. There is also a 4-day city bus pass(unlimited rides) available for $25.

The Airport Waikiki Express provides transportation from the airport to any hotel in Waikiki. Fares are $15 round-trip or $9 one way. Shuttle stops are located on the median strip outside the International Arrivals exit and baggage claim areas D, F and in between G and H on the ground level. Waikiki Express dispatchers in yellow shirts are available on the sidewalk to show passengers where the shuttle stops. Airport Shuttle-Waikiki Express signs are located above the booths located on the median.

A Taxi from the airport to Waikiki (where most of the hotels are located) will cost you ~$35-$40.

A list of rental car companies can be found here.

The public parking structure entrance is indicated by the on the map. If you are using a GPS in your rental car, using the "intersection of Dole Street and Lower Campus Road" in Honolulu for the address will get you close to the entrance. Parking costs $4 and is paid in advance at the entry kiosk. Once parked proceed to Dole Street where you can catch a campus shuttle to Jefferson Hall. See the shuttle information below for more details.

The city bus number 4 can bring you from Waikiki to the University of Hawaii Manoa campus. You can then catch the campus shuttle to Jefferson Hall. See the shuttle information below for more details.

Jefferson Hall is located at 1777 East-West Road on the University of Hawaii at Manoa campus. A taxi from Waikiki will cost $10-$15.

There is a free campus Rainbow Shuttle bus service. If you have parked in the public parking structure you'll want to catch the J1 shuttle in front of the Law Library and get off at Jefferson Hall. If you rode the city bus you'll want to catch the D1 shuttle near the Sinclair Library and get off at Jefferson Hall.