Moana Hotel

The 226 room Moana Hotel, part of the Sheraton Moana Surfrider complex, was built in 1901. It is the oldest hotel in Waikiki, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally designed in the Queen Anne style, the hotel sustained much surface damage and was the subject of many renovations and design changes over the years. At the turn of the century the Moana was the center of gracious living in Hawaii. Restoring the structure to its original splendor and elegance, and providing modern amenities and safety features while on a fast-track construction schedule, was a challenging task. The numerous local and national design awards it has received have confirmed the project’s success.

1992 PRESIDENT’S HISTORIC PRESERVATION AWARD

For Excellence in Privately Funded Historic Preservation
The President of the United States & the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

1992 FIRST PLACE

Project of the Year Awards
City & County of Honolulu

1991 HONOR AWARD

Northwest & Pacific Region/The American Institute of Architects

1990 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Honolulu Chapter/The American Institute of Architects

1990 BEST HOTEL OVER 300 ROOMS

Restaurant/Hotel Design International Magazine Award Competition

1990 GRAND CONCEPTOR AWARD

Consulting Engineers Council of Hawaii

1989 NATIONAL PRESERVATION HONOR AWARD

The National Trust for Historic Preservation

1989 PRESERVATION AWARD

For Restoration and Preservation
Historic Hawai‘i Foundation

1989 MERIT AWARD – CERTIFIED HISTORIC PROJECT

National Association of Home Builders’ Remodelors Council and REMODELING
Magazine Renaissance Awards Program

1989 JUDGE’S CHOICE (BEST PROJECT OF THE YEAR)

The Hawaii Remodelors Council of the Building Industry Association of Hawaii and HONOLULU Magazine Renaissance Awards Program

1989 EXEMPLARY ARCHITECTURE DESIGN AWARD

State of Hawaii Governor’s Commission on Persons with Disabilities

1989 AWARD OF MERIT – HISTORIC PRESERVATION

Hawaii Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers