Pacific States Adventure Holidays

Only 1 restaurant and it is completely outside

AC worked very well. Nice having the AC or fully opening the sliding door for fresh air.

Right on the beach. Walking distance to all the shops and restaurants. Starbucks in the lobby opens at 5 am. ABC grocery store on ground floor has all the stuff you'll need. Every employee was helpful, attentive and friendly. Room was clean and the sheets and towels very nice. Body wash, shampoo and conditioner were great. In my first room on 5th floor, overlooking the pool, the music was much too loud. I requested a room further away from the live music and since they didn't have one on that floor they gave me a 17th floor room for a discount. The view was wonderful there but the music was still too loud to sleep. Ask for a room on the side opposite the music. The MonkeyPod restaurant onsite is good. Could improve: Provide a dresser and a microwave. The magnifying mirrors in both rooms were coming loose from the wall; obviously not attached to a stud. The light in the shower room flashed after it was on for a while. Bed was quite soft and slightly sagged away from the middle. Water/ice dispenser was quite rusty. Even though I list things that need improvement, I would stay here again.

I’d give Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort about a 4 out of 5. We stayed in the Rainbow Tower with an ocean view, which is definitely the best-case scenario and probably what pushed my rating closer to a 4. You’re right on the water and the views are beautiful. I can’t say I’d feel the same if I were staying in one of the other towers farther from the beach. The biggest highlight is the location and access. The beach and pool setup is great, but it’s very crowded. Like, getting a pool chair can be a struggle unless you go early (before 8:30 AM). Same goes for the beach, it’s packed. The pool bar is a standout though. Drinks are good and the staff and servers there were honestly great. In general, the service overall was solid. The food by the pool wasn’t great, and the in-room amenities were a bit underwhelming. No robes or slippers, and the shampoo, conditioner, and body wash weren’t good. That said, being part of Waikiki Village really makes up for a lot. Having easy access to places like ABC Store, Round Table Pizza, and Aoki Teppanyaki (which was really good) made everything super convenient. Overall, it’s a fun, lively resort with an unbeatable location, just be prepared for crowds and a slightly more chaotic atmosphere.

We very much enjoyed our stay at Aulani! Our room was very clean, the cast members were very friendly, we loved seeing the fab 5 in their tropical outfits but best of all we enjoyed our view of the sunset while sitting at the beach at the resort.

Only 1 restaurant and it is completely outside

Feels like heaven here

Only 1 restaurant and it is completely outside

AC worked very well. Nice having the AC or fully opening the sliding door for fresh air.

Right on the beach. Walking distance to all the shops and restaurants. Starbucks in the lobby opens at 5 am. ABC grocery store on ground floor has all the stuff you'll need. Every employee was helpful, attentive and friendly. Room was clean and the sheets and towels very nice. Body wash, shampoo and conditioner were great. In my first room on 5th floor, overlooking the pool, the music was much too loud. I requested a room further away from the live music and since they didn't have one on that floor they gave me a 17th floor room for a discount. The view was wonderful there but the music was still too loud to sleep. Ask for a room on the side opposite the music. The MonkeyPod restaurant onsite is good. Could improve: Provide a dresser and a microwave. The magnifying mirrors in both rooms were coming loose from the wall; obviously not attached to a stud. The light in the shower room flashed after it was on for a while. Bed was quite soft and slightly sagged away from the middle. Water/ice dispenser was quite rusty. Even though I list things that need improvement, I would stay here again.