Honolulu, United States

    How Much Can You Earn on Airbnb in Honolulu?

    A 1-bedroom apartment earns around $4,046/month with 62% average occupancy.

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    Honolulu Airbnb Market at a Glance

    Avg nightly rate (1BR)
    $175–$260
    per night
    Average occupancy
    62%
    across the year
    Est. annual income (1BR)
    $48,546
    based on market averages

    Estimated Monthly Income by Property Size

    PropertyLowMidHigh
    1 bedroom$3,439$4,046$4,652
    2 bedrooms$4,814$5,664$6,513
    3 bedrooms$6,190$7,282$8,374
    4+ bedrooms$7,565$8,900$10,235

    Estimates based on apartment-type properties. The model applies 20% more for houses and 50% more for villas. Data: AirDNA 2025 · Updated annually.

    Seasonal Demand in Honolulu

    Peak months — highest rates and occupancy

    • Dec
    • Jan
    • Feb
    • Mar
    • Jul
    • Aug

    Slower months — lower demand, adjust pricing

    • Sep
    • Oct

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    Frequently Asked Questions — Airbnb in Honolulu

    How much can I earn on Airbnb in Honolulu?

    A 1-bedroom apartment in Honolulu earns approximately $4,046 per month based on 62% average occupancy and nightly rates of $175–$260. A 2-bedroom generates around $5,664/month. Annual income for a 1-bedroom is approximately $48,546. Actual earnings depend on your nightly rate, management approach, and local regulations.

    What is the average Airbnb occupancy rate in Honolulu?

    Average occupancy is 62%. Peak demand months are Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar, Jul, Aug. Slower months are Sep, Oct.

    What should I charge per night on Airbnb in Honolulu?

    Average nightly rates range from $175–$260 for a 1-bedroom apartment, with a midpoint around $218/night. Adjust your rate to reflect demand, property quality, and local competition.

    When is the best time to host on Airbnb in Honolulu?

    Peak rental months are Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar, Jul, Aug, with stronger demand. Plan for lower demand during Sep, Oct when listing year-round.

    Is Airbnb profitable in Honolulu?

    A 1-bedroom apartment generating $4,046/month produces approximately $48,546 in annual gross income. Profitability depends on property costs, management fees, taxes, and local regulations; these estimates are revenue, not profit.

    Data sources: AirDNA 2025 market reports, iGMS city benchmarks, and publicly available Airbnb statistics. Estimates are indicative averages and not financial advice. Figures are reviewed and updated annually.