Hilton Hawaiian Village
Written by VacationIdea.com Travel Editors.
Hilton Hawaiian Village is a 22-acre resort on Waikiki Beach offering an array of vacation activities. The hotel is home to Waikiki's largest pool, a luxury spa and 20 restaurants. If you are planning a family vacation to Hawaii, Hilton Hawaiian Village offers a children's program, Keiki Pool and other activities for the whole family.
Beach Activities
The Beach Activities Center at the hotel offers water sports and equipment rental, including snorkeling, kayaking, sailing and surfing.
The resort has a beachfront lagoon, waterfalls and five pools.
Things to See & Do
Take a walk through the hotel's tropical gardens and observe exotic wildlife and works of art. Learn about the Hawaiian culture by taking a hula lesson, and participating in resort activities such as lei making and ukulele lessons.
And if you forget to pack everything that you need on your vacation, don't despair. Hilton Hawaiian Village offers 90 shops, fine boutiques and specialty stores that sell clothing, jewelry and original works of art.
Rooms & Suites
Hilton Hawaiian Village offers guest rooms and suites in several towers located on 22 acres. If you want to be near the beach, ask for a room overlooking the Pacific Ocean in the Rainbow Tower.
Families can enjoy the convenience of condominium-style accommodations in the new Lagoon Tower which offers one- and two-bedroom suites with full kitchens and spacious balconies.
Where to Eat
There are 20 restaurants and lounges to choose from, including Italian and Asian cuisine, steaks and seafood.
Entertainment
Every friday, the King's Jubilee brings to life Hawaiian music, dancing and fireworks on Waikiki Beach.
Plan this Vacation
Room rates start from $199, depending on availability. Book online or call 800-HILTONS.
Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa, 2005 Kalia Road, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States, 808-949-4321, 800-HILTONS, www.hiltonhawaiianvillage.com
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Written By the Travel Editors at VacationIdea.com, Last Update: Mar 21, 2005