Hilton hawaiian village waikiki beach resort all inclusive

Sep 30, 2022 tonycC5454PM Winchester, Tennessee

Celebrated our 50th anniversary here and had a great time on the island. The hotel was nice enough but don't expect anything extra nice. Also we didn't receive breakfast like were supposed to and they wouldn't even try and fix it.No Leigh nothing!About $60 a day for resort fees,for what I don't know.

Hilton Hawaiian Village

Sep 30, 2022 H7030XPXris

The diamond benefits have definitely dropped off as those items, waters, room upgrades etc really don't matter much anymore. The check in as usual is busy but they move as quickly as they can. The staff overall are very helpful.

It is pretty unimpressed so far

Sep 30, 2022 chaa123 West Orange, New Jersey

I read other reviews and didn’t believe. So far, I see why reviewers wrote what they wrote. As a diamond member, the service and recognition is laggy a lot. I receive an upgrade to a very dated room. Pictures to come. They need a renovation … Big place but also a lot of people. Much further than the hustle and bustle of downtown.… Read more

I read other reviews and didn’t believe. So far, I see why reviewers wrote what they wrote. As a diamond member, the service and recognition is laggy a lot. I receive an upgrade to a very dated room. Pictures to come. They need a renovation … Big place but also a lot of people. Much further than the hustle and bustle of downtown. Approximately 15-20 mins walk to everything. We received $18 a day for food and beverages since they do not have any of those lounges for breakfast. Self parking $57+ taxes So far, yes, it is as bad as advertised. We are here for our 10 year anniversary but is very unimpressed. Full review coming pending on what else. I hope management reads these reviews for improvements. Unimpressed so far and have another 4 days to see what else. Read less

Worth it if you do your homework

Sep 30, 2022 boygav Glasgow, United Kingdom

Fourth time in Waikiki but first time at the Hawaiian Village. As everyone says, the queue at check in is horrendous but that seems to be a permanent fixture. When we spoke to the tremendously helpful and cheerful chap at reception when we got to the front of the line after about 40 minutes, he remarked this was probably a quieter day. So my… Read more

Fourth time in Waikiki but first time at the Hawaiian Village. As everyone says, the queue at check in is horrendous but that seems to be a permanent fixture. When we spoke to the tremendously helpful and cheerful chap at reception when we got to the front of the line after about 40 minutes, he remarked this was probably a quieter day. So my advice would be, get your spot in the line, then send one of your party to the ABC Store on-site for some drinks/snacks/beer and then just take it as it comes. You'll get there. We were given a room in the Kalia tower, which at first glance looked the bargain basement option. However, we were told we were getting a partial ocean view, which turned out to be pretty much an ENTIRE ocean view, save for the Rainbow tower in front. Beautiful. Room was fine and the fridge was welcome. Best part of staying in the Kalia tower, though, is the easy access to the adult pool deck on the 4th floor. Honestly, this was a total oasis - while the rest of the pools and the lagoon on the ground floor were a riot, the Kalia pool was wonderful - everyone that wants a lounger and an umbrella can get one, there's no hassles over towels as you can just help yourself, nobody bothers you if you have a poolside beer, it was great, tremendously chilled and fabulously civilized. Location is great for the beach and you can pretty much walk to anywhere you'll want to go (it's possibly a bit of a trek to the zoo, I guess) in Waikiki, so it has that going for it. We never ate on-site after a so-so meal at Fresco on a previous visit, but we're sufficiently savvy to know where the nearby good spots are. The Tropics beach bar does very good cocktails though. We've stayed at the Modern Honolulu before and while the Hawaiian Village isn't quite up to that standard, it is a fair bit cheaper so offers decent value. Good fun if you know what to expect. Read less

Never again. Outdated and overpriced.

Sep 30, 2022 miamif2022

We stayed in Sept 2022 for 6 nights. . After a long trip from Australia and upon arrival to HHV on a hot day, we were faced with a long queue just to check-in Could have used one of the staff standing around to offer water whilst queuing for over an hour. Rooms were outdated, sink was old and had rusts. Shower screens are probably older… Read more

We stayed in Sept 2022 for 6 nights. . After a long trip from Australia and upon arrival to HHV on a hot day, we were faced with a long queue just to check-in Could have used one of the staff standing around to offer water whilst queuing for over an hour. Rooms were outdated, sink was old and had rusts. Shower screens are probably older than my Honda accord. So we checked out the famous lagoon which does not appear to be maintained(creatures everywhere). Thought we could have fun with the displayed rafts, aqua cycle, surfboards till you see the rental price, ranging from $68.80 per hr, even the umbrellas were $39.80. You would think this would be covered with the exorbitant resort fees of $50+ per day- Greedy much. Yes it has its own village but i think you would rather go to the waikiki strip for dinner which offers abundance of restaurants. Anyways never again. Read less