
Apartments near Diamond Head State Monument in Honolulu, HI (997 Rentals)


Victoria Building

2738 Leialoha Ave

Wikispeed

2740 Date St

2834 Kaimuki Ave

2422 Cleghorn St

716 Olokele Ave

2838 Kihei Pl

Hale Lani

2832 Kihei Pl

Waikiki Skytower

Kuhio Garden

2419 Cleghorn St

2825 Kihei Pl

The Seashore

The Alii

2824 Kihei Pl

2815 Kihei Pl

Kahala View Estates

Waikiki Lei

251 Kaiulani Ave

The Governor Cleghorn

235 Kaiulani Ave

2414 Kuhio Ave

2413 Kuhio Ave

Royal Kai Lani Condos

Kaiulani

2406 Kuhio Ave

2812 Kihei Pl

1174 Iki Plz

246 Kaiulani Ave

Kaiulani Court

441 Kanekapolei St

222 Kaiulani Ave

AlohaCondo

2413 Prince Edward St

Koa

429 Kanekapolei St

Beachside

Capri

3002 Waialae Ave

Hale Waikiki Hotel

Ala Wai Palms

Walina Apartments

2847 Waialae Ave

2864 Waialae Ave

Jamshid Villa

713B Menehune Ln

Ka Elie
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There are few places in the U.S. more beautiful than Honolulu, so sometimes it can be difficult for someone from a Honolulu apartment to determine just how best to enjoy this natural beauty. One of the most stunning spots in the city, however, is surely the Diamond Head Monument. This large, looming mountain overlooks the city, and features a large crater that lies below it. With an apartment near Diamond Head, you can look out at the impressive sight without having to leave your own living room. There are many important scenic destinations worth visiting for those folks from Honolulu apartments, but few give you more opportunities for enjoyment than the Diamond Head Monument. For those looking to stay fit, the hike up the mountain is a great experience, and when the weather's nice, you'll frequently find folks from apartments near Diamond Head making their way up the paths to the peak. From the peak of the mountain, you can get one of the best views of the city, a panoramic experience that you won't find the likes of anywhere else in the city. If you're not an experienced hiker, don't fret - the paths are relatively easy to climb, with guard rails and benches for those who want to take it easy and relax on their way to the top. Folks from Honolulu of any athletic level will find the climb to the summit a rewarding experience. An apartment near Diamond Head not only offers apartment residents one of the best views in the city, but also helps them to stay fit by offering up the experience of a great hiking path up the mountain. Folks from Honolulu apartments simply must visit this mountain if they want to call themselves true Honoluluans.
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There are currently 1,958 Studio Apartments in Honolulu with rent ranges from $980 to $2,595 with an average price of $1,764.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Honolulu ranges from $900 to $8,325 with an average monthly rent of $2,292.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Honolulu range from $1,095 to $23,689. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,630.
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