Assuming you mean Hawai'i as a state and not Hawai'i as an island, there are several good candidates for the closest island.
Palmyra Atoll, an unorganized incorporated territory of the US, is about 1000 miles south of Hawai'i.
Johnston Atoll, an unincorporated territory of the US, is about 1400 miles west of Hawai'i.
Guam is located in Micronesia; it is NOT a part of the Northwest Hawaiian Islands. It is an organized, unincorporated territory of the US, located about 3800 miles northwest of Hawai'i.
Molokai is the closest island to Pearl Harbor.
The closest city to Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii is Hilo. It is located on the eastern side of the Big Island of Hawaii.
The closest point of Mexico to Hawaii (the big island) is about 5400 kilometers (3350 miles).
approximate distance is 1200 miles depending on which Island or airport you are measuring from in Hawaii. Kauai would be the closest airport to Midway Island.
The closest tiki bar to Hawaii is the "La Marina Restaurant and Bar." Located at 50 Sand Island Access Road, this tiki bar is enjoyed by both locals and tourists alike.
the volcano Mauna Kea is closest to the big island or Honolulu.
Hawaii is a state. Therefore there is no "closest hotel". there are hotels inside of Hawaii, however.
haiti,and rhode islandeven though HAITI is not a state its the same size
Hawaii is an island itself. There is a slight confusion between Hawaii the island and Hawaii the state.
The state extends westward from the "big island" of Hawaii, near 150°W longitude, to near 178° W longitude (Kure Atoll), and the associated island chain stretches northwest to the Aleutian Trench.
If you discount Hawaii which is all islands, and if you discount any other islands that are part of the US, my guess is Newfoundland.
Oh, dude, that's an easy one. The US state closest to Australia is Hawaii. I mean, like, they're both in the Pacific Ocean, so it's not like you can just swim from Hawaii to Australia, but in terms of, like, actual distance, Hawaii is the closest. So, yeah, there you go.