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Located beside the Bacchus. This Thai restaurant was our favorite while in Honolulu. Favorite dish was the Pad Thai and the Cashew nut stir fry.Their website didnt work when I checked it out.

Walked around the entire building looking for this bar. There where 3 other small straight bars but no element. Talked to someone working on site - they never heard of the element lounge.

Went 4 times while on vacation. This bar has a laid back relaxed atmosphere. Unfortunately this means the music is down low and to a slower beat. Had problems getting a drink most days. The bartender passed me by time and again to serve locals so I complained to the front door. He mentioned I wasn't the first with this complaint and he apologized. Complimentary drinks also arrived. With all its potential - this place could use a visit from a gay version of 'bar rescue'. Overall - the best bar, had good times and would go again.

We checked hotels.com and agoda for pricing but found it cheaper to book directly with the hotel. After booking their special rate, the website then gives you upgrade options (at hundreds in savings). Our room was a standard room with partial ocean view. The upgrade was to a junior suite with partial ocean view. Upon arrival 'Kisha' at the front desk greeted us with an attitude that lights up a room, and was the highlight of all the friendly professional staff. The room was at first appearance, your typical 3 star room. We did our standard 'night crawler' inspection then re-arranged the room to our liking. Didnt take long to realize that we where on a corner suite with 2 balconies that viewed the sunrise and sunset. The international market place was directly below us with a nice blend of city landscape and ocean views. Try getting rooms 1514, 1414 or 1214. Pretty much everything was within walking distance and 3 of the gay bars where on the same block. Do take note that the elevators where undergoing a retrofit - thus extra slow. There is a rowdy gangster type bar directly east of the hotel that attracts allot of police attention till closing. The surrounding rooftop fans help cover this noise. While waiting for a cab back to the airport, we did notice that this hotel is popular with gay couples. The staff didn't say goodbye - they said 'see you in 6 months'. Note: There weren't many kids cuz they closed the pool.

Went several times while on vacation in December. Saw about a 50 to 70% gay population on the beach or grass. Not crowded at all this time of year. Had many a swim from this beach. Look forward to going here again when we return next year. With a surfboard!

Went here to check it out on Monday, December 17, 2012 after 11pm. There was no cover, no people and no idication that it was even slightly gay. The music was way down low and there wasnt a bartender on duty to get a drink. My bf refused to enter - had to check it out myself. I stayed for less than a minute and gave a pitty tip to the front door man. I realize that this counters the review done in 2009

The one on Saratoga rd is the flagship restaurant. We waited 40min. They give you a cd sized pager that goes off when your table is ready. So make sure you sign in at the downstairs reception for your pager. Food was good and the staff better. You can find another location accross from waikiki beach. Check out the website http://eggsnthings.com/ to see all locations and the menu.