Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort

This hotel is huge with many buildings, more like a resort. You can find everything you need for dining, entertainment, and relaxation right on-site. There's even a small private beach perfect for kids to play. The surrounding scenery is also beautiful, great for walks and taking photos!

Stayed at the Rainbow Tower before heading to the Big Island, and this time I chose the Tapa Tower. The high floor offered amazing views, and the room was still incredibly spacious. The ocean view from the balcony was absolutely stunning. Plus, it's super convenient for getting around, shopping, and dining.

So glad I booked the ocean view room! Seriously, if you're coming to Hawaii, an ocean view is a must. It's just so nice to be able to see the ocean right from your room. I also really liked the resort vibe here; the gardens, pools, and little fountains are all beautifully done. The lagoon is gorgeous too, and the beach is fantastic – I think it's cleaner than Waikiki and bigger than the beaches at some of the other nearby hotels. It's also not far to walk to the city center. All in all, I'd definitely recommend it!

Overall, the Hilton hotel was decent. However, during check-in, they always try to upsell you to the Rainbow Tower. But if you get a room on the lagoon side of the Rainbow Tower, you only get a partial sea view, so paying extra isn't really worth it. They offer a good variety of activities, like fish feeding and craft workshops. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, as well as small shops and handicraft stores, so finding food is absolutely no problem. The stay was quite comfortable too. I specifically went to see the weekend fireworks, and watching them from the beach was absolutely fantastic, though it was quite crowded. I'd definitely stay here again on my next visit.

The hotel's location is excellent, making it super convenient to get anywhere. The room view is also quite good. Even though the hotel is a bit old, it's still very clean. The bed is quite large, so two people can sleep comfortably without feeling cramped. If I have the chance to visit again, I'd definitely choose to stay here.

The hotel's location is excellent, right near Waikiki Beach. You can catch the Friday fireworks show and go surfing on any given day. They also have nightly Luau dinners and performances. Parking is convenient, though a bit pricey. Overall, it was a good experience.

The hotel has many buildings, and the one we booked was a bit further from the sea, but it faced the ocean directly, offering great views. We even caught the Friday fireworks show right on the beach below. However, the hotel itself is quite old. The sheets and duvet covers were worn out and yellowed, which made us feel a bit uncomfortable.

This is my second time here. If you stay in the Rainbow Building, the view is great, but it's significantly more expensive than the standard rooms.

The Rainbow Towers are split into several buildings, and our room was right by the sea, which was great. The beach is literally downstairs. However, the cleaning staff started cleaning at 8 or 9 AM every day, which really disturbed our sleep. If you like to sleep in, you might want to hang a 'do not disturb' sign beforehand. Overall, it was a pretty good experience.