69-425 Waikoloa Beach Drive, Waikoloa, Hawaii, United States | (808) 886-1234
Three large pools, as well as a man-made lagoon with a narrow sandy beach
Numerous (but pricey) restaurants, from snack bars to fine dining
Extensive grounds with beautiful gardens, multiple waterfalls and a dolphin pool
Art collection showcased throughout the hotel
8 tennis courts with full-service pro shop, and two golf courses
Full-service salon and spa (with private saunas and a women’s-only hot tub)
On-site boutique shopping, and a short drive to King’s Shops and Queen’s MarketPlace
Pools and beach can get crowded
Rooms feel generic, and lanais are not private
No in-room Wi-Fi, and a per day fee for wired Internet
Daily parking fee, extra for valet
Lots of extra charges (for tennis, water sports, fitness classes, and more)
On-site restaurants are pricey
The Hilton Waikoloa Village is the largest and most family-friendly resort in the Kailua-Kona area, and is often referred to as the “Disneyland“ of the Big Island. With 1,200 rooms, three large pool areas, extensive outdoor grounds and a variety of on-site dining options, the Hilton Waikoloa is indeed a small village in and of itself, and a tram and canal boats help guests travel across the sprawling property. Each of the three towers on the property has a different style of room decor, but the overall feel the same: clean and generic. The biggest downsides? The property is showing its age, the restaurants are pricey (and mostly mediocre), and there's no beach on the actual ocean -- just a thin strip of sand on the man-made lagoon. Luckily Lagoon Tower rooms were renovated in 2012.
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Location
In Waikoloa Village on the Kohala Coast
The Hilton Waikoloa Village is located on the Big Island's northwestern Kohala coast, where ancient sites coexist with luxury resorts and renowned golf courses.The Big Island is packed with natural wonders, including active volcanoes, where visitors can still see lava flows, numerous beaches, and rainforests. It's by far the largest of the Hawaiian islands, so be prepared to drive to experience some of the top attractions.- 30-minute drive from Kona International Airport
Deluxe Ocean View Room
Dolphin and Hemmeter Suite
Lagoon Tower Cabana
Lagoon Tower Deluxe Ocean View
Lagoon Tower Dolphin View
Lagoon Tower Partial Ocean View
One Bedroom Suite
Palace Suite
Partial Ocean View Room
Presidential Suite
Resort Room
Royal Suite
69-425 Waikoloa Beach Drive, Waikoloa, Hawaii, United States
(808) 886-1234
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