Built in 1976, the Summer Palace building currently has 3 units for sale, ranging in price from $349,000 - $489,000. Located in the Ala Moana neighborhood, there have been 1 sales in the last 60 days, with a median sold price of $353,000.

These units sold in 188 days on average. Building amenities include wall/fence, recreation area, pool on property, resident manager, security guard, putting green, community association pool, bbq, patio/deck, trash chute.

Nearby Condos

• Ala Moana Hotel Condo (1970)
• Yacht Harbor Towers (1973)
• Park Lane (2016)
• One Ala Moana (2014)
• The Central Ala Moana (2021)

Summer Palace – High-Rise Living Near Ala Moana

What kind of building is Summer Palace?

Summer Palace is a high-rise condo just a short walk from Ala Moana Center and the beach park. Built in the 1970s, it’s a secure building with elevator access, covered parking, and a mix of full-time residents and renters. Convenient spot for city folks who like be close to everything.

What kind of units are in the building?

The building features 1-bedroom and studio units, many with lanais overlooking the Ala Wai Canal, mountain range, or Waikiki skyline. Interior upgrades vary by owner. Most have full kitchens, in-unit laundry, and open living layouts.

What amenities are available at Summer Palace?

Summer Palace offers a rooftop sundeck, recreation area, and pool for residents to enjoy. There’s also guest parking, secure entry, and a resident manager on-site. Plenty of places to relax after work—or pau hana time with your crew.

Is there a pool?

Yes, there’s a nice pool on the recreation deck—good spot to cool off or kick back. Some units even look down onto the pool area.

What kind of views can you get?

Depending on the unit, views can include the Ala Wai Canal, Waikiki skyline, ocean peeks, or Koolau mountains. Higher floors and rooftop areas catch more of the view action, especially when the sun go down—real nice!

What’s around the neighborhood?

Summer Palace is just a few steps from Ala Moana Center, Ala Moana Beach Park, and the Hawaii Convention Center. Walk to bus lines, Biki bikes, restaurants, and shops. Waikiki’s entrance is just around the corner, too. Pretty much everything close—you set.

Is Summer Palace pet friendly?

Yes, pets are allowed, but with restrictions. Gotta check with the building to make sure your little buddy is good to go.

Ready to learn more?

To learn more about available units, please contact us today by calling the number above or using the Inquire button, Mahalo!