"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."
"Such a pleasure to be in a v good smaller hotel with a brilliant creatively designed lobby with oceanarium, directly opposite Kuhio Beach & easy walk towards parks & Kaimana Beach. A bit away from the intensity of central Waikiki but only a short walk there was a plus. Happy hour maitais & meals at the Swell pool bar each night along with live music was great. Our partial ocean view room looked straight out to Diamond Head. Having stayed previously at Sheraton Beach Resort, this was a breath of fresh air & far better. Will definitely stay again."
"Amazing..very new and clean! Fabulous location, a short walk to beach..not beachfront, but not too far.. room was perfect..kitchen was a handy bonus..gym was great.Sofa bed very comfy. Highlight was the rooftop pool..also bbq you could use. Highly recommend.. would stay here again in a heartbeat. If had to say a negative would be the very small balcony, but wasn’t an issue for us."
"3 people but 2 bathrooms and reasonable and good
The view from the pool was great.
When I pulled the curtain when I went to bed, the rail fell, and the next day I told the housekeeping, and when I came back in the evening, I fixed it.
I was surprised that Hawaii had a word ”hawine time” and I thought it was not fixed."
"I visited Hawaii for the 60th birthday celebration!
I'm glad I stayed before, so I made it Hokrani again. I requested a room with a view of Hilton fireworks in advance. It was very good.
The room was large, washing and drying were free, and there was a water supply machine, which was helpful. All the staff were friendly and very kind. Decaf will be given as soon as you request it.
The only thing that is unfortunate is that the pool is very small. Other than that, I was satisfied."
Featured facilities: Swimming Pool, Public Beach, Hot Spring
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