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1 Hawaii is an expensive place to live, so most residents are tuned into the best deals and the cheapest places to eat. 2  Skip the guided tours and explore on your own. 3  You will save money and be able to experience the attractions at your own pace. Hawaii is an expensive place to live, so most residents are tuned into the best deals and the cheapest places to eat. 2  Skip the guided tours and explore on your own. 3  You will save money and be able to experience the attractions at your own pace.
Accommodations. Hawaii hotels range from highly affordable (As of October 2010, $30 per night at the family-owned Manago Hotel in South Kona) to the highest of luxury high end ($7,000 per night at the Halekulani's Vera Wang II Suite).The Waikiki area offers numerous small hotels a block or two from the beach.enting a car in Hawaii can be very expensive when you account for the daily rental rate, insurance, gasoline and taxes. At Dollar car rentals in Honolulu, as of October 2010, economy car rentals start at $113 per week while minivans rent for $526.