Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort - Honolulu

Visión general

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Spend your days reposing by one of five swimming pools, including a beachfront Super Pool, leafy Tapa Pool or adult-only Kalia Tower Pool. Families will love the main activity pool, which boasts a long water slide, dramatic waterfalls and sparkling lagoon views. Additionally, there’s a tiered pool with a shallow swimming section for younger guests. The Ali'i Pool and sun deck are reserved exclusively for guests staying in The Ali'I Tower.

Head to the beach to sunbathe or swim in the public Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon. Its calm waters are ideal for learning how to stand-up paddleboard, snorkel or surf. In the evenings, the beach is the perfect spot to witness magical Hawaiian sunsets, and on Friday nights, it becomes centre stage for the hotel’s firework displays.

The resort’s daily activities include fitness lessons such as sculpt, yoga and tai chi on the Village Green. You can also participate in local cultural activities like lei making, ukulele lessons and Hawaiian Hula classes. Children between the ages of 5 and 12 years old can hang out at the Camp Penguin kids’ club, hosting a variety of supervised activities, from arts and crafts to shell spotting on the beach. At sundown, watch movies on the Village Green, listen to local musicians, or book a traditional Waikiki Starlight Luau experience at the hotel reception (supplementary charges apply).

There’s a Balinese-style spa offering a range of Hawaiian treatments, a full-service beauty salon and a fitness centre. Various on-site shopping options are at hand, too, where you can purchase everything from clothes to instruments. Otherwise, Ala Moana is one of the largest shopping malls on the island and lies less than one mile away.

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Begin your day with an extensive buffet breakfast at Rainbow Lanai, or head to the beachside Tropics Bar & Grill, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There’s also the casual CJ’s New York Style Delicatessen, which serves popular American fare throughout the day.

Later, feast on succulent steaks or fresh seafood at Bali Steak & Seafood- or try Hau Tree Cantina, which serves tasty Mexican fare, accompanied by signature margaritas. Lagoon Grill and Wiki Wiki Market are two quick-service eateries, allowing guests to grab a bite to eat when spending time at the pool or beach. A range of items can be ordered to takeaway, including sandwiches, salads, snacks and drinks. There’s also a handy on-site Starbucks and some additional outlets on the beach, including two juice bars – Lanikai Juice Hawaii or DQ/Orange Julius – and an ice cream parlour.

Dinner options include two Japanese venues, an Italian-themed restaurant and a pizza place. For an unforgettable Hawaiian experience, you can book the Waikiki Starlight Luau at an additional charge. It combines open-air dining with musical entertainment, dancers and fire twirlers. Before your meal, enjoy small plates and speciality cocktails in the Paradise Lounge, and head to Tap Bar afterwards for drinks and nightly live music.