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HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE |
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Paradise awaits you at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Located on Waikiki's widest stretch of beach, the Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort and Spa features lush tropical gardens, waterfalls, exotic wildlife and priceless artwork. As Waikiki's only true resort, it offers the Village Experience: a perfect blend of luxurious accommodations, over 20 restaurants and lounges, shopping, recreational and cultural activities, nightly entertainment and more. With the opening of the new Kalia Tower, guests are greeted with more open space, tropical gardens, waterfalls, larger-than-life Hawaiian sculptures and dramatic artwork as they enter the main entrance to the property. With 453 new guest rooms, the Kalia Tower is home to Hawaii's most unique Spa and Health Center, operated by the luxurious Mandera Spa and by Holistica Hawaii Health Center. At the Hilton Hawaiian Village, the guest rooms offer a variety of amenities for your comfort and convenience. Providing Waikiki's premier interactive cultural center will be the Bishop Museum at Kalia. The Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort and Spa offers onsite dining, shopping and entertainment.
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* Fitness Center- Onsite. Weights- Aerobics Classes-
Traners- Steam Room- Sauna Outdoor Pool- Onsite. 4 Pools Beach- Onsite Sightseeing Tours- Onsite Snorkeling- Onsite Driving Range- 2 Miles Putting Green- 5 Miles Bowling- 4 Miles Hiking- 1 Mile Jet Skiing- .5 Miles Jogging Track- .1 Miles Fishing- 3 Miles Pool Table- 2 Miles Basketball- 2 Miles Scuba Diving- 1 Mile Water Skiing- 12 Miles Racquetball- 1 Mile Tennis Court- 1 Mile Audio EquipmentAutomated Teller Baby-SittingBaggage Storage Barber ShopBeauty Shop Business CenterBusiness Centre Cable TvCar Rental Desk Cellular Phone RentalChildrens Activities Childrens MenuClothing Store Coffee ShopComputer Rental Concierge DeskCribs DictaphoneElectric Service Executive Level LoungeExpress Mail Fax ServiceFlorist Foreign ExchangeCurrency Exchange Gift ShopRecreation Desk High ChairsLaundry/valet Meeting FacilitiesMultilingual News StandNotary Public Office RentalPager Rental Photocopy ServicePool Side Service PrinterRoom Service Safe Deposit BoxSecretarial Service Telephone ServiceTelex Tour DeskTypewriter Vacation StationVcr Rental Video PhoneUSD is the native currency.
The following credit cards are accepted: AC,JL,ER,MC,BA,VI,DS,BR,AX,CB,DC,EC,IK,BX,CA,CX,IB,JC.
5.0 Star Rating.
Opened in 1961 and renovated 2001.
Time zone Hawaiian, GMT-10. Check in time is 4:00 PM. Check out time is 11:00 AM.
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Location Description:
Airport- Hnl
Airport Transportation- No Complimentary Transportation To
And From Airport.
Airport Distance- 8miles
Area- Entertainment, Shopping, On Beach
Transport From Airport- Taxi, Limousine, Rental Car
Directions To Property- From Honolulu International
Airport- Take H-1 Freeway East To Honolulu. Once On The
Freeway Look For Waikiki Directional Signs And Stay In The
Right Lane. You Will Exit Onto Nimitz Highway. Stay On
Nimitz HighwayWhich Will Change Into Ala Moana
Blvd-.pass Ala Moana Shopping Center AndAla Moana Beach
ParkGo Over The Short Bridge Then Watch For The Hilton
Hawaiian Village Sign On Your Right . Stay In The Right
Lane. Turn Right On Kalia RoadRight After The
Sign-You*Ll See 3 Bronze Statues. Go 200 Feet Then Turn
Right Into Our Drive Way. Aloha-Welcome..
Area Transport- Rental Car- Taxi- Bus
Parking Details- 10.00 Usd Day Self Parking
14.00 Usd Day Valet Parking
Areas served are Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
Airports: Honolulu International (HNL)
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Garden View 1-2
Air Conditioning
Alarm Clock Radio
Balcony/Patio
Coffee/Tea maker
Desk
Direct Dial Telephone
Electronic Door Locks
Hair Dryer
In-room Safe
Individual Climate Control
Iron/Ironing Board
Modem/Data Port Connection
Remote Control Color TV
Voicemail
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Area Attractions:
Ala Moana Beach 1 Mile / 2 KilometersAla Moana Shopping Center 1 Mile / 2 KilometersBishop Museum 3 Miles / 5 KilometersDiamond Head Crater 2 Miles / 3 KilometersHanauma Bay 11 Miles / 18 KilometersHickam AFB 10 Miles / 16 KilometersHonolulu Zoo 1 Mile / 2 KilometersIolani Palace 3 Miles / 5 KilometersPearl Harbor 10 Miles / 16 KilometersPearl Harbor Naval Base 10 Miles / 16 KilometersRoyal Hawaiian Shopping 1 Mile / 2 KilometersSea Life Park 17 Miles / 27 KilometersWaikiki Aquarium 1 Mile / 2 Kilometers
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From Honolulu International Airport:
Take H-1 Freeway East to Honolulu. Once on the Freeway look for Waikiki Directional Signs and stay in the right lane. You will exit onto Nimitz Highway. Stay on Nimitz Highway which will change into Ala Moana Boulevard. Pass Ala Moana Shopping Center and Ala Moana Beach Park. Go over the short bridge then watch for the Hilton Hawaiian Village sign on your right. Stay in the right lane. Turn right on Kalia Road, and right after the sign you'll see 3 Bronze Statues. Go 200 feet then turn right into the Drive Way. "Aloha-welcome"
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*Pets Policy- No Pets Accepted. Service Animals Are Prmitted. Commission On All Applicable Rates. See Individual Rates For Any Exceptions. Commission Inquiry Policy- Commission Inquiries Will Be Researched For A Period Of Up To 6 Months After Guest*S Departure Date. *Family Policy- Children 18 And Under Stay Free In Parent*S Room. Children 19 And Over Will Be Charged An Extra Person Charge.Rate disclaimer: Indicative rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making a reservation.
Guarantee Policy: A Credit Card Guarantee Is Required On All Reservations Regardless Of Arrival Time. Individual Plans May Vary. See Plan Display For More Information.
Cancellation Policy: Reservations Must Be Cancelled *72 Hours* Prior To Arrival Date To Avoid A Penalty Of One Night Room And Tax Charge. *Note-Individual Plans May Have Varying Cancellation Policies.Early Departure Fee-50.00usd
Early Departure Fee- 50.00usd
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Based on 3 total ratings.
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David ( Sydney, NSW, Australia ) - June 13, 2006 at 04:37:46
This is the most awful hotel. Crowded, rude staff, cheap and nasty, etc the list goes on and on. I packed up and moved down the road to Halekulani and that was the best move i had done.<BR>
Whatever you do, dont stay at the hilton.
Mahalo ( NY, NY, USA ) - October 08, 2003 at 09:42:09
Steve M - After reading your review, I wonder if you 1.) did your research before booking your hotel and 2.)if you stayed at the HHV at all. Yes, it's expensive (you will get charged for EVERYTHING) and they don't have a golf course, but any travel website will tell you that. Why on earth would you eat at a hotel restaurant if you did not expect to pay inflated prices??? ALL hotel restaurants overchage. You were steps away from tons of great, affordable restaurants on the Waikiki strip. One more thing, if you wanted the "real Hawaii", what the heck were you doing on the busiest, most tourist bogged strip of all the islands???? If you stayed at another resort outside of Honolulu (either on Oahu or one of the other islands), it would have been a lot calmer. It's your fault for not doing your homework.
That being said, if you enjoy staying at large resorts and want to be centrally located, HHV is for you. In my experience, the staff is very nice and the accomodations are comfortable. There are several world-class restaurants on site that are very good, but expect to pay for that treat. There is also an ABC store on the grounds, which made it easy for everyone to buy sunscreen, goggles/snorkels (don't buy them on the beach, they are a 1/3 of the price at ABC), bootled water and knick-knacks. If you don't feel like using the overpriced mini-bar, buy water, fruit, soda and coffe at ABC. You can use the coffee machine all you want for free. It's the nasty, hotel coffee that costs extra.
If you want to chill out in the rain forest, go elsewhere! The Waikiki strip is like a beachfront Madison Ave. It is busy and crowded most of the time.
Steve M ( Chicago, IL, USA ) - September 21, 2003 at 20:46:04
Don't be deceived by the pictures - if you want an "ocean view" you may or may not get it even if the room description says "deluxe ocean view. We overlooked the harbor and what used to be their hotsy-totsy "lagoon" which is nothing more than a dead pond. Don't count on your room being ready when you get there. Do count on everything costing an arm and a leg (lots of things seem to be $3.50: cup of coffee including in-room do-it-yourself, small bottle of water, 1/2 of an embarrassingly small papaya - even cheap breakfast pastries are $2.50 a piece) - so don't even accept a mini-bar key). The mattresses are terrible and without fitted sheets you'll be like a mummy in the morning. elevators are iffy and not all of them work - and are not air conditioned so a 5 minute ride (stops every floor even if the cab is full) can leave you dripping with sweat). No exhaust fans in the bathrooms so if you have kids in the room you have to be careful if you need to open the w.c. room door. Do expect to pay nearly $100 for breakfast (w/ tip) and over $150 for dinner for a family of 4 with teenagers - (w/ tip but w/o drinks). And as for staff? They think they're god's gift; the customer's NEVER right. Considering you're in the middle of the Pacific Ocean they KNOW they have you over a barrel. PS if you're a golfer there is NO course on campus, or if you're a tennis player there isn't a single court on campus (but they have a HUGE convention and banquet center so it's great for groups that have no intention of leaving the campus except for group bus tours to other rip-offs like the PCC). This place is NOT Hawaii. The only thing going for it right now (summer 2003) is that because much of Waikiki beach has been washed away over time and is sorely in need of restoration, the beach at this end of Waikiki is wider. It's the kind of place where they remove the coconuts from the coconut palm trees for fear that if one fell there would be a huge liability.
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(from $188 per night)
