Daily Resort Charge includes: Guest internet access; cultural activities; exercise classes; outdoor movies; 20% off adventure sail & elite beach package; 2-day rental car discount or upgrade; 10% off beach activities/services; Waikiki Aquarium offer; DVD/game use.Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort is located on 22 acres on the widest stretch of Waikiki Beach. Five swimming pools including the 10,000 square foot Super Pool. The resort offers a variety of restaurants and shops. Daily cultural activities include lei making and hula lessons. Morning exercise includes yoga and aerobics. The full-service Mandara Spa is open daily, access to the fitness center is complimentary. Water activities include on-site surfing lessons, snorkeling, stand-up paddle board, kayaking and catamaran sailing from our Port Hilton. Five towers on the tropical landscaped grounds feature a variety of guest rooms and suites offering stunning resort or oceanfront views. The Ali’i has its own private pool terrace and fitness center. The resort offers 150,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting space, a U.S. Post Office and business center. Hilton Hawaiian Village is a non-smoking resort.

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Advisory A mandatory hotel-imposed fee of $50.00 (plus tax) per room, per night will be charged and collected by the hotel at check-in. This fee is not included in your package price and is subject to change. The information published here is to give the client an estimate of additional that they may be responsible for, but is not a guarantee of the final amount due. The hotel can provide the resort fee inclusions at time of check-in.
Advisory Some hotel services may not be available or may be limited during your visit.The following services and amenities are available, but with reduced service: On-site Restaurant(s).The following services and amenities are currently not available: Room Service, Valet Parking.
Advisory Please book and confirm the room type you expect to stay in. Upgrades are very limited at our resort due to high occupancy. A debit/credit card will be authorized at check-in for incidental charges (at $116 per room per day). The hold will be released for any unused portion after check-out at your banks discretion. This fee is an estimate and subject to change at any time.
Advisory The Hotel is pleased to advise that now on every Friday evening the Friday Night Fireworks is resumed.
Advisory A minimum Oversize vehicles parking fee of $110 (plus tax) per room, per night, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check-in or check-out. Parking fees are subject to change without prior notice. The information published here is to give the client an estimate of additional fees they may be responsible for, but not a guarantee of the final amount due. Please note oversized vehicle parking is very limited and based on availability.
Advisory A minimum Self-parking fee of $69 Plus tax per day, per vehicle and Valet parking of $79 Plus tax per day, per vehicle will be charged & collected by the hotel at check-in/check-out. The fee is subject to change without prior notice. The information published here is to give the client an estimate of additional fees they may be responsible for but is not a guarantee of the final amount due.

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Check In: 4:00 PM
Check Out: 11:00 AM
Minimum Check-In Age: 18

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TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_4.0 20355 reviews
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 3.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Disappointed

    Extremely disappointed, for the cost per night, and the reputation of Hilton I did not expect drab 70s features with broken and disgusting areas of hygiene within my hotel room. Food was extremely expensive, it is cheaper to get drunk than eat, cocktails $18 an omelette at breakfast $30. No bottles of water provided by the hotel on arrival either. Nothing open later than 23.00hrs on the resort.

    Dec 01, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 3.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Nice but not impressive

    Although this was not an all-inclusive resort, as a resort, there are still some expectations that I have when traveling and staying at nice hotels and/or resorts. So here are my pros and cons about this Hilton resort. PROS: 1. If you don't want to, you don't have to leave the resort grounds b/c they have it all, from food to shopping and the pool/beach life. 2. The staff was always very nice and helpful. Two of the staff members were truly amazing, Sam and Fia. They were just very helpful and extremely nice. 3. The rooms were decent, nothing out of the ordinary. We had a decent view with partial lagoon view. 4. The Tapas pool had a DJ every day, so that was nice, and the Tapas bar had a different band playing each night. So there was a variety of music for all to enjoy. 5. The ambiance of the resort is also really nice. There are sounds of water everywhere, from the water fountains located throughout to the pond with coi fish to the ocean nearby. It is just a relaxing surround sound 6. You don't have to wear any type wrist bands which is great; however, the resort is also sort of open to the public as well since there is shopping and whatnot, so you don't know if ppl at the pool are resort or public, although you need a towel card to get a towel, but you don't necessarily have to get one. 7. They also have this towel container near the Tapas pool, just in case the towel person is away, you can use your room card to get a towel or 2. 8. The resort is surrounded by walkways and parks, so if you want to take a run along the beach or stretch and meditate in the park, there is plenty of outdoor space to do those things. CONS: For a resort, even if non-inclusive, it just lacked the basics that you would get at regular hotels. 1. You only got 2 bottles of water for your entire stay. I am silver and so I had a link to get these 2 bottles, but when I went to retrieve them, the concierge wasn't around so had to go to the Korean concierge desk, and you had to shoe the link and click redeem before you get the waters. I was having a bit of trouble with all the links I received to find the right one, but let me tell you she was holding on to those 2 bottles as if they were gold before she let me have them. I had to show her the link cluck redeem, and then she gave them to me, I understand protocol, but it was her attitude about it that was a turn-off. 2. For a resort, they didn't even have anywhere for you to fill up on water. Usually, a regular hotel would have water sitting out with fruit or regular for your enjoyment. Not here. There was no water refill to be found, not even a fountain. You had to buy them. 3. The restaurants on the grounds were expensive for what they served. For instance, I paid $30 for a lox bagel. They give you a good amount but at the end of the day it was a bagel. So you had to go off campus to find cheaper food. 4. Wasn't that many activities for you to do. They had yoga and stretching classes on once a day at 630a. So if you missed it then oh well. And they had a lei making class also only on certain days and only once that day. 5. To get a de ent price on any other activities such as sunset cruise, a luao, hike etc you had to listen to a presentation for 2 hours, or you could just book it with a company off campus. 6. The campus is basically a shopping mall, there is everything thing there from Louis Vuitton store to Pandora, to other local shops and restaurants but you will pay premium prices. For instance I went to Pandora at the International mall first (b/c I didn't notice there was one at the resort), then another day went to the one on site and it was $30-$45 higher than the one at the mall. B/c it's an affliation location they are allowed yi upcharge, which is crazy and you won't get the sales there either. Pandora was having a 30%off sale, but not in the one on the resort. 7. For this size resort, the pools were small, and the cabanas they offered were laughable. No one ever got a cabana, not one time while I was there. And they had pool chairs packed in and no umbrellas, so if you didn't want to be in the sun, it was hard to find a shady spot. 8. The beach was nice, but unlike other resorts, you had to rent the chairs as well. From my understanding, they could only occupy a certain amount of space on the beach, but with that, they didn't even have a roped off section for the resort chairs, so that it could be first come, first serve. To have to rent beach chairs, I thought, was ridiculous. 9. I always clean and wipe down my hotel rooms when I fist arrive, and I always run water through the coffee and tea pots/dispensers. However, in my room, I ran water through the dispenser and it was brown and had coffee grounds so I ran water through it again b/c that's not abnormal, however with this dispenser I ran water through it for 4 days several times a day and there was always coffee grounds in it an not a little but a lot. So that said to me they NEVER clean those things. I finally called for a new one. I wanted to make tea and didn't want grounds in my tea. All in all, it was ok, but not like I have to stay here again. Although the staff was very nice and accommodating, it just didn't make up for the lack of basic things. I think the resort was missing. And to charge a resort fee, to basically have small pools and cabanas from the 70's was just unacceptable. The food also was so great that it should be so high in price. I truly just felt like I could have stayed in a regular hotel and had the same experience. The property is nice, but my overall experience was just mediocre at best.

    Nov 25, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 5.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Hugh resort! A lot to do!!!!

    The resort is hugh and very nice hardworking staff members. There is a lot of shopping in the area, example: Louis Vitton is on the property as you pass from restaurant to pools. It’s centrally located between the beach and a main walking strip. The beach is like a public beach that you can walk directly to right outside of the hotel property (safe for the kids because no streets needed to be crossed, etc. to get to the sandy beach. There is another entrance from the harbor area, which gives you a spectacular view of the sunset backdrop. Note: Parking is terrible and expensive. Not the hotel’s total fault, because the whole area is total stop and go traffic around 5pm. But, there are plenty of valet parking attendants to get you in and out at about $78.00 daily. Regular parking is only $10.00 cheaper, so why not go for the convenience and help the attendants out a little w/ a few tips!

    Nov 21, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 4.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Charged to book tours and activities

    The hotel was wonderful, clean, friendly, and covenant. However, be aware that the tours and activity service is not a free service the the patrons. When in fact, they add a whopping 40% fee for booking anything for you. Being a hiltons honor member for years, this was disappointing and embarrassing when I was telling others about the trip and the cost to find out I paid $20 more and to add insult to injury, i tipped the person who booked me!

    Nov 21, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 1.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Where's the refund you promised me?

    Where's my refund? We booked for 4 nights and had to leave after 2 nights due to protesters outside our building morning and night. It was unbearable! Management told me twice that they would refund the 2 nights we didn't stay and we moved to another hotel. Now they are refusing to refund the nights we didn't stay. We booked through Booking.com who are now telling me the hotel is not responding after 2 weeks of trying. We also got an email from Hilton before we arrived saying our rooms may not be made up each day due to industrial action. They didn't mention the protesters who had been the FOR A MONTH!!!! Absolute dishonesty and deception from Hilton. Don't stay there!

    Nov 21, 2024