Hilton Hawaiian Village

Here's how we review Hilton Hawaiian Village:

The Hilton Hawaiian Village is clearly the largest most dominant Waikiki Hotel Resort. Situated on twenty-two acres of palm lined beachfront property, The Hilton Hawaiian Village is the only 5-Star "resort-style" hotel in Waikiki. The massive Hilton Hawaiian Village has four luxury towers, almost 3,000 rooms and over 100 specialty shops, award-winning dining establishments, international revue shows, three pools, a private lagoon and the largest beach area in Waikiki. If not for the great shopping in Waikiki, there is really no need to leave this hotel/village. The Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel is great for groups, conventions and individuals alike. A nice choice if you are looking for resort style accommodations in Waikiki.

Traveler Review: Reviewed by: Justin From: Farmingdale, N.J. Resort: Hilton Hawaiian Village Trip Date: April, 2008 Here is Justin's Hilton Hawaiian Village Review Overall Rating: Pool Area: Dining at the resort: Beach Area: Sleeping Room: Friendly Staff: "Although I am home now from paradise, my mind, heart, and soul are still on the wonderful island of Oahu in Hawaii. During our ten night stay, we resided at the most scenic resort I've ever come into contact with....A.K.A the Hilton Hawaiin Village. This place was absolutely nothing short of a dream. With breathtaking scenery, fantastic restaurants, great gym/ spa area, which had a ten out of ten view. (Still while your breakin a sweat!) I've never met nicer people than the service at the village. They make it very easy to book excursions like Scuba, skorkel, skydiving!, parasailing. Ha, they're also very understanding of a wild night and not bothering you in the morning until the time you told them. Get to know your maid ASAP....they're sooo nice! I honestly can't think of anything this place was missing. Between it's on the beach location with a very nice reef about 150ft from the shore, a great view of Diamond Head, and an abundance of palm trees. Put it this way, you really feel like royalty during your stay. If I could live there.....wouldn't think twice. The worst part of our stay was the fact that the eleventh day came waaaay too soon. If your going to Waikiki on the island of Oahu....there isn't another place to think about staying aside from the Hilton Hawaiian. And I didn't even get into the walking distance to other restaurants, the Waikiki shell (where we saw Incubus!). Or the king-like lounge area including a bar, the pool area and live bands every night. If "Wasabi" is playing....you gotta check em out! Great '60s tunes. Thank you for reading this whole thing, and Mahalo "Village" for adding to the best expirience of my life!!!!!! " - Justin from Farmingdale, New Jersey Stayed at the Hilton Hawaiian Village ?

Traveler Review: Reviewed by: Denise From: Denver, Col Resort: Hilton Hawaiian Village Trip Date: Sept, 2007 Here is Denise's Hilton Hawaiian Village Review Overall Rating: Pool Area: Dining at the resort: Beach Area: Sleeping Room: Friendly Staff: "STAYED IN ALII TOWER. VERY NICE TO HAVE PRIVATE CHECK IN AND PRIVATE POOL. PERSONAL CONCIERGE WITH ENTERTAINMENT IDEAS. HAD OCEAN VIEW ROOM AND FELL ASLEEP EVERY NIGHT TO SOUND OF OCEAN! BEACH WAS LARGEST ON WAIKIKI AND NOT CROWDED AT ALL. THE DINING OPTIONS AT HOTEL WERE VERY EXPENSIVE, BUT WE WALKED ALONG THE BEACH AND FOUND SEVERAL CHEAPER PLACES TO EAT. LOVED THE LUAU. OUR FLIGHT LANDED LATE and WE MISSED OUR TRIP TO THE ARIZONA THE NEXT MORNING AS A RESULT, BUT THE STAFF AT THE HOTEL HELPED US TO REBOOK WITH NO EXTRA COST. WE HAD TO CHECK OUT 5 HOURS BEFORE OUR FLIGHT, BUT THEY PROVIDED US A ROOM TO SHOWER AND CHANGE FOR AN HOUR FOR FREE. GREAT SHOPPING ON AND OFF THE RESORT. BY FAR THE PRETTIEST RESORT AND BEACH THAT WE SAW ON WAIKIKI. WORTH THE MONEY! " - Denise from Denver, Colorado Stayed at the Hilton Hawaiian Village ?

Traveler Review: Reviewed by: Laura From: San Francisco, CA Resort: Hilton Hawaiian Village Trip Date: Aug, 2006 Here is Laura's Hilton Hawaiian Village Review Overall Rating: Pool Area: Dining at the resort: Beach Area: Sleeping Room: Friendly Staff: "We just returned from a 6 night stay at the HHV. Hilton needs to work on their Keiki (childrens') Club marketing program. Our sole reason for picking this hotel, in Waikiki, was so that our 6 year old could have "kid" time at the Keiki Club and we could have "couples" time for ourselves. What Hilton doesn't tell you is that there is no guarantee your child will be included in the daily activities. We arrived at check-in time on Friday. We immediately went to sign our kid up for a few days during the week. Much to our dismay, the slots were full until our last day there, Wednesday. You can only sign up your kid once you check in. For a hotel that has, what?, 2000 rooms, it is a total bait scheme. Get the tourists in, but don't provide them with what they thought they were paying for. Who would assume that you could not get your kid in to the advertised kid activities? A computer sign-up for the kids club as you book your hotel is in order. That way, Hilton could staff their Kid Club and all kids could participate. Having 15 or 20 slots open per day in a hotel this big - and one that markets to families - is ludicrous. Unfortunately, neither we nor our child had an optimum trip. The service we received was less than average as well. We had valets who were too bothered to answer our questions, maids who made up our room in the most mediocre of ways, and information clerks who would barely speak, much less provide any information we couldn't figure out on our own. We were prepared to book a trip to the Hilton at Squaw Pointe in Arizona, but will not do so now. That hotel markets to families as well, and we have no confidence that any Hilton program will be available to our child. When we return to Hawaii (for the 15th time), we will go back to Maui or Kaui and get a condo. " - Laura, from San Francisco, CA Stayed at the Hilton Hawaiian Village ?

Traveler Review: Reviewed by: Paul From: Nashua, NH Resort: Hilton Hawaiian Village Trip Date: Aug, 2006 Here is Paul's Hilton Hawaiian Village Review Overall Rating: Pool Area: Dining at the resort: Beach Area: Sleeping Room: Friendly Staff: "Disorganized check-in --- waiting in line for over an hour is ridiculous after 15 hours of traveling!! -0- points!! (They told us that it is like this every day at that time.. well, after EVERY DAY, AT THE SAME TIME, that they would remedy this problem!! After paying for an expensive hotel room and sky-high food prices (skimpy breakfast for 3 was $65.00), you should have an ocean view and at the very least, be able to PARK YOUR RENTAL CAR FOR FREE - good GOD - $16.00 for each and every day - RIP OFF!!! You should be able to go to the beach and let your child swim with a tube FREE, have an umbrella for FREE - not pay up to $100.00/day to go to YOUR OWN HOTEL's BEACHFRONT!! RIP OFF!! I will say that the maid for the room was very sweet, and Ken in the lobby from American Express was friendly and helpful with finding things to do. The King's Jubilee was OK, but the actors were so far away was hard to see them. Fireworks were nice. Staff "Karen" from information desk was EXTREMELY helpful and went above and beyong helping/escorting me find places and signing up for the Ekahi Club, etc. I will NOT stay at a HILTON HOTEL ever again! " - Paul, from Nashua, N.H. Stayed at the Hilton Hawaiian Village ?

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