"This hotel is super convenient as you can take the 'W' line bus directly from Honolulu Airport. It's about a 10-minute walk to Waikiki Beach, and it's located on a street lined with famous Waikiki hotels. Royal Hawaiian Center is also within walking distance. There are ABC Stores, supermarkets, and a DEAN & DELUCA on the first floor of the Ritz-Carlton Residences all nearby. I've stayed here several times.
I chose a twin room, and it came with two queen-sized beds, which was very comfortable. The only minor downside was that the air conditioning was a bit noisy, but if you turned it off and used the ceiling fan, it was still cool enough. The bathroom had a bathtub, and while there wasn't a hand shower, adjusting the water temperature was easy, so it wasn't an issue. The cleaning was thorough, and the room was spotless. The hairdryer was in a black bag inside the closet.
They provided a capsule coffee maker with both coffee and tea capsules, which was a nice touch. There was also a refrigerator, microwave, and iron. While there's no bottled mineral water service in the room, there's a free water dispenser next to the front desk where you can fill your own bottle or cup. The complimentary breakfast was simple but sufficient, and the taste was good. Given the high cost of living in Hawaii, I was very satisfied with the reasonable stay here."
"The environment was nice, and overall I was quite satisfied; the children had a lot of fun. The only downside was that it was easy to slip in the bathtub, even though the water was very slippery. I called the front desk to mention it, but they didn't put anything anti-slip in it. Otherwise, I was very satisfied; it's a great resort hotel."
"Positive: The Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa is conveniently located 2 blocks away from the Waikiki Beach within walking distance. There are plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. My room has a balcony towards the mountain. Guests can see the beach by the elevator. Guest can also rent a beach chair for free which is a plus. Not all hotels offer that. On 10th floor, there is a swimming pool. Several bus lines near by. I went to Chinatown and Pearl Harbor riding bus. Hotel staff are generally helpful. Not so positive: hotel gives 2 bottle water to guests, but they don’t give to guests booked through 3rd party like trip.com. Hotel business center printer was broken. Surrounding: More homeless people than I expected. Some of them are aggressive asking money at a nearby ABC store. Hotel is older, an update would be nice. I would recommend for the convenience, near the Waikiki beach, restaurants and shops, and free beach chair."
"The room is large and the combed bed can also sleep two people. The hotel is very beautiful, there are water slidesrafting and snorkeling, etc. It is recommended to leave a day to play in the hotel. There are more choices for eating than Marriott next door."
"I have no complaints at all - this might be the perfect resort at this price point. Check-in was smooth, the rooms are excellent (albeit maybe a bit on the small side for three persons, and we did miss not having a barhtub), the view excellent (description said “ocean view” and it was better than expected, even from the Pacific Tower), restaurants both great. The location is perfect, just a few min walk from the Royal Hawaiian Center; and the hotel has its own /small/ beach with really a good view of the sunset. Big shoutout to the very friendly staff at Monkeypod Kitchen as well as the poolside Towel Hut! Would revisit without a doubt!"
"This is a great hotel, very convenient for Waikiki Beach. The service is excellent, there are plenty of activities, and it has its own pool and beach chairs."
"Excellent location, middle of Waikiki. They have complimentary cultural acivities running daily morning. Love the hula class! We booked tours in the travel agency located inside the hotel, the staff Wendy is super helpful. I booked this hotel for the ocean view and asked for high floor, they did assign me one."
"This hotel was absolutely fantastic! The staff's service, the restaurant quality, the swimming pool, and the room condition were all truly top-notch!!"
"We stayed at the one of the Historic Banyan King Room with City View for 4 nights, room was conveniently located in the main building, doesn’t come with a balcony, but has 2 windows. It gets noisy sometimes at night even though we stayed on the 4th floor. The resort also offers a list of cultural and wellness activities for booking, this is where the resort fee goes to, so make sure you book some of these activities if time permits. Overall we liked the hotel as it’s at the center of Waikiki and has direct access to the beach, several great restaurants and you can also pre-order Honolulu Coffee for pick-up at the hotel location."
What is the average price of a hotel in Honolulu this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Honolulu this weekend is NZD 651 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is NZD 1,098 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Honolulu this weekend typically cost NZD 2,965 per night.
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