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It depends if they want to drive? I say find a nice place near or in downtown, This way they don't have to drive to dinner and walk to some of the tourist attractions. Everything is right there. There's plenty to see and do for a couple of days. that place is busy for sure, but it will allow them a chance for a nice walk before or after dinner to see things, shop, or just walk to Waikiki beach before going back to the hotel. Driving in a strange place in the dark is hard for some older folks. They may not like that. A tour can be booked at their hotel to see other parts of the island. My folks like Pearl Harbor, and Honolulu, but not the North Shore so much. Just because there isn't much to do there. Polynesian Cultural Center is fun if they haven't been. A tourist trap, but still fun to see. That will take a day. They can have dinner there. A Luau is a must. You can get info on that at the hotel. A show and dinner if always fun with a bunch of other tourists. An island tour is save, easy, and enjoyable because they stop in many points of interest (my folks love Luaus). I would not do anything of those things, only because I have done it when I was younger. There are other things I like to see that requires a little jumping and climbing. Good luck and good for them to have you.
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