Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa - Honolulu 21.28462, -157.8354

Highly recommended -very well ran resort with everything you can think of -from in-house Gucci stores to post office. Celebrated my Birthday here! We stayed at the Rainbow Tower-top floor, with two balconies. Extraordinary view of Waikiki beach and Diamond Head. Lots of activities including the free Luau . Friday night fireworks was a blast, was able to see the whole thing from our balcony. BEAWARE: Can get noisy during the evenings due to the various activities so keep that in mind if you are looking to sleep earlier than 11pm. Starbucks-Pricey Restaurants on site: Resort Price If looking to save some money, please exit the resort, go to mall etc 15min walk/free shopping shuttle, they do have a food court-A little CHEAPER All-in all I might make this a Birthday tradition, same place and can get the same room...

enjoyed all that was here, and the room and view were very good. would recommend to all

great hotel, always stay at all'i tower, but some services have changed. no more twice aday maid service and no more hors d' oeuvres served on the pool deck in the evening, which was a fantastic amenity, these amenities have changed but the price of room is still the same

The Hotel itself and the surrounds was very nice and beautiful, but the room we got was not up to my standards. Everything was so old. My room didn't even have a coffee maker for morning coffee... We were in the Diamond Head Tower. It needs serious updating. Everything was so compact. The towels had a dingy smell to it. I had to call down for some fresh towels. It was a lot more busy and crowded. Not very relaxing or accessible to the facilities.

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Great hotel property in a great area..good rates from Hotel.com too,,i checked the rest of the other sites and they had the best deal..got the luau as a bonus too..that was like a $80 per person freebee...the only caution is the breakfast buffett cost me like $32. Way too expensive for what you got..there are other restraunts across the street for a lot better value, the other meals were ok considering where you were..also parking was high there too...but great hotel and would go back again...

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Very large hotel, more like a small city. One has rarely a reason to leave the premises. Rooms were clean and comfortable, but not luxurious. Prices for on-site dining and bars are very high compared to localities close-by.

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Awesome hotel. would definietely recommend this hotel to anyone. Will come back to this hotel on our next trip.

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Return visit after 2 years. Not quite as good as last time as no nightly torch lighting hula show & took forever to be served at the Tapa bar. Rooms great, as you would expect from Hilton. Grounds & pools fab, especially like the penguins!

Great staff and very attentive. Hotel is old, not bad, just old. Great food and ambiance

We especially enjoyed the "Hospitality Room" we were given at the end of the day before our flight. We loved the various pools and shops and everything and everyone was very nice. We'd go there again.

This was our first visit to the Hawaiian Islands. We chose Hilton because of previous experiences with the chain. This Resort was absolutely enjoyable, we spent a lot of time touring the island but also loved coming home to the resort and sitting on our balcony watching the ocean views from our room. There is a lot of walking involved and it is described as a Village resort, so plan by putting on your walking shoes when enjoying this expansive village. The 90 shops let us browse and buy at ease, no pressure. We ate at the 4 Diamond restaurant, "The Bali" and what a delicious meal and exquisite service, plus that fantastic view of the ocean. We stayed for 7 nights which included the hotel's luau. It was an evening of entertainment and wonderful buffet style food. Friday night the resort puts on a very nice fireworks display over the ocean, we sat on our balcony and saw every sparkle. Living in Arizona we are use to low humidity, so it did take us a day or two to get a custom to feeling damp, but not uncomfortable with temps in the high 80s. We will return and next time bring our children and grandchildren with us.

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The hotel and surroundings were well maintained and decourous. However, the food at the restaurants on site was just okay and way overpriced. Also, a lot of Japanese tourists. I felt like I was in another country. The hotel seemed to cater to them rather than the "usual tourist".

I booked ocean view room in Rainbow Tower and paid extra for that. When I arrived to the hotel the receptionist gave me room with lagoon/parking lot view convincing me that this ocean view. I was very dissapointed with with the view and next day I had to go to the hotel mananger. For 30 minutes the manager was trying to convince me that lagoon view is an ocean view. Eventually I was moved to another room that caused me a lot inconvinience.

Very nice and comfortable. But like any resort, very expensive if you plane to eat, or rent beach equipment. Other than that, very comfy beds and personal is very friendly.. Enjoy!!

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We have stayed at a lot of hotels, anywhere from 3-5 stars. This was great in terms of facilities - pools, beach, lagoon were all fantastic, as were the rooms and shops. Service was so-so to pretty good overall. However, the prices at the restaurants rivaled The Four Seasons, which we stayed at on Maui. I can tell you, the food was not Four Seasons' quality. Do yourselves a favor and walk down the beach to the other great hotels - you will get much better food at prices that are far less. Or, if your budget allows, eat the the Halekulani or Royal Hawaiian - the same prices for food that is far superior. Skip the room service - the fees are astronomical even by island hotel standards! Go to the coffee shop up the street and get take-out instead. Also skip the $80 fee for 2 lounge chairs and an umbrella at the beach - walk down the beach 100 yards and rent them from the lovely stand in front of the next hotel - less than half price and much better service.

This hotel had everything that you could need - great views, great beach, comfortable beds, and the price was very reasonable. It's a small village within itself - lots of stores right on the property, including a reasonably priced convenience store. It's also within walking distance of many great restaurants. Would recommend for couples as well as families.

Our room in the Ali'i Tower was awesome. We had a great time!

The people at the Hilton Hawaiian Village were very friendly and helpful. If you did not want to leave the property, everything you needed was on site. I would highly recommed this hotel to anyone and when we come back to Hawaii, we would like to stay there again.

My husband and I took a much-needed vacation without the kids; only to discover that the hotel was FULL of kids! It wasn't a problem, it just made us miss ours. If you're vacationing with family, this is a great hotel. If you're looking to get away for a bit, it might not be your best choice.

When we checked in we were told that the hotel had been sold out since the new Paradise Pool opened in Feb 09. It was definitely crowded everywhere we went. The new pool definitely was a hit with our kids but it needs more lounge chairs. Arriving anytime after 10a you won't find an empty chair. Too bad the parking isn't included in the rate. We enjoyed the Friday night fireworks that the hotel has. The tower we were in was the most recently renovated so the rooms were nicely appointed and we had a view of the ocean from our lanai. The beds were a little soft but that's our only complaint.

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Room was just as I expected from Hilton Everthing we wanted was within the Village

Absolutely beautiful! LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. The hotel is situated in the heart of everything. The staff is friendly, the rooms are clean, the bed was so comfortable. It was more than I could ask for. The beach and lagoon was amazing. Our family was very pleased!!

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I have stayed at the Sheraton and now the Hilton Hawaiian. I like the location of the Sheraton better. It was more in the heart of Waikiki...this hotel was a little off by itself more. You could just stay at the hotel...it is a village. Hotel was fine, just a little older than other hotels I have been to. Regular rooms are small, not like Vegas by any means. Overall, I feel that it was a nice hotel for FAMILIES. Our two kids loved it there.

fantastic hotel with a great location, on the beach but just a short waik from center. rooms lovley and clean, only thing was our bed was very soft, woke up every morning with back pains. many bars and eating facilities for all tastes.

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This was a fantastic family recreation place. So relaxed and with a beautifull garden and pool area next to the beach. But the service from the staff could absolutely be better, compared to the standard we are used to from europe. Even though this is an enormous torist maskin it never felt to crowded. But mind the service lever dear Hilton

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We really enjoyed the week we spent here at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. They put us in the Ali'i Tower, which was lovely and had a private pool and happy hour free appetizers. The hotel is generally well run and it was great for my little boy. He enjoyed his Keiki club outing. When we returned after some island hopping for our last night in Hawaii, we found that they'd overbooked the rooms and they put us a very rundown Diamond Head apartment. It was depressingly unmaintained, with a small room a.c. in the one bedroom but nothing to cool the living room where my little boy was to sleep. There was no screen on the door and no ceiling fan, and the street the window overlooked was a busy one. So we had fumes and noise coming in as well as some bugs. Not what we'd paid for, but we met some other guests who were also signed up for just one or two nights who were treated similarly. If they try to give you a Diamond Head apartment as a treat, say no and have them get you a room at another hotel immediately. They tend to overbook too much here.

Highly recommend

we used hotels.com to book the hilton hawaiian village diamond head tower for our honeymoon. it was such a great hotel the service was excellent the view was beautiful and right on the ocean. we actually got lost walking around on our 2nd night there and christy from the hotel stayed on the phone with us and guided us step by step in. the staff was very helpful in telling us what kind of events to check out and how to book them. i would highly reccomend using hotels.com to book this hotel and we hope to use it again soon!

Beautiful hotel with beach access and lots of shops and places to eat right on the property. Had a great time!

The hotel is awesome. Rooms are clean, comfortable and spacious. The hotel itself if well kept and beautiful. The walk on the beach to the main area of Waikiki is 20 minutes. Resort has a market area with shops and restaurants and there we find the catch. The food is all expensive and nothing amazingly good; just ok. Avoid eating on property; you won't miss much and there are far better eats elsewhere for a much more reasonable price. Also avoid room service, they hike up already high prices. Just walk along the beach and keep an open mind. Those small plate dinner places can often surpass the food at the hotel.

Can't say anything bad about the entire week we were there. A little too busy for my liking, but the ladies & kids loved it. Would suggest going elsewhere for meals, was disappointed with the quality and service of a couple of restaurants on the property. Excellent family vacation destination.

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perfect location, plenty to do for all

Overall, friendly staff. Very nice that it is so large. However, we had a room in the Rainbow Tower, ocean front/ocean view. Room was not cheap, and there was still moldy tile in the bathroom. Felt very much like a Best Western in the room. Towels were rough. Things were in somewhat of disrepair. Not what the picture shows. And we were on the 30th floor ocean front. That should be just about the best they have. Makes you wonder. Great for families with little kids. If your kids are older, which mine are, they will get bored staying here and prefer to venture out, which is a bit of jaunt anywhere you go. A nicer hotel farther up the beach would be better.

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This was a second trip to Hawaii. My wife and I were looking for location away from Waikiki but not to far so that we need to rent a car to get around. All I have to say about this place is..Location Location Location.... Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa is located bit away from the main Waikiki beach but close enough to walk to. Also there were bus routes near by that took us all over th place such as Diamond head crater, Hanauma bay, and sealife park. Also it is a popular location for local tour company (like Island hopping and Polynesian Cultural center) So we litarally got picked up from our lobby to our destination. They had live music playing evey night (good selection of music as well, not just Hawaiian folk songs), and firworks by the beach on friday evening. I believe it was well worth the cost and will stay here again.

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This resort was wonderful... I had a great time. Do the island tour for sure... Oh and bring lots of money.

The Hotel grounds were very nice although a bit commercial. The Luau onsight was nice (small and intimate)...drinks were great. My daughter loved the pools and the beach.