Hilton Hawaiian Village, Hawaii - Honolulu
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Hilton Hawaiian Village - 4 Star Plus Hotel, Hawaii - Honolulu
Located on Waikiki's widest stretch of beach, the Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa is nestled on 22 oceanfront acres offering the perfect mix of exceptional accommodations and classic Hawaiian hospitality.
Imagine lush tropical gardens, waterfalls, exotic wildlife and priceless artwork. The Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort & Spa offers luxurious accommodation, over twenty restaurants and lounges, recreation and nightly entertainment.
Hotel amenities include children's programme (payable locally), car parking (payable locally), three swimming pools, Mandara Spa, health club and fitness classes, bars and restaurants.
 Hotel Notices |
| The Grand Tower Renovations |
| There are works taking place on this building which is located next door. |
| Effective From 01-May-06 and 31-Jan-09 |
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| Hilton Hawaiian Village - Location Detail |
2005 Kalia Road Honolulu, HI
Distance to Airport |
8 miles |
Transfer Time |
20 minutes |
Points of Interest |
The Hotel is situated;
On the beach
In business district
In entertainment district
Convention center nearby
Getting there: Shuttles ($5–$15) and taxis ($26–$35) are both available outside baggage claim. Rental cars are available online. For guests with minimal luggage, public transportation is also an option. Bus Routes 19 and 20 leave from the terminal departure level and stop at the resort. Bus fares are less than $5.
Getting around: With so much to do within the resort complex, guests may not feel the need to leave. However, the shopping and entertainment districts of Waikiki are within a mile. Waikiki's public transportation system is excellent, and bus stops are located near the resort. A single ride costs less than $5, while a four-day pass costs $16–$25. The resort is also a stop for the Waikiki Pink and Red trolley lines, which travel to the Ala Moana Center and other destinations around the city. Taxis are also abundant, and are convenient for short trips. For extensive island travel, the best bet is either a rental car or an organized tour.
All prices are subject to change without notice. |
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