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Property Amenities
Complimentary scheduled transportation is provided throughout the property, and shuttle service to two adjacent golf courses, King's Shops, and Anaehoomalu Bay is available upon request. Dining options at Hilton Waikoloa Village include a fine-dining restaurant featuring regional cuisine and ocean views, several open-air cafes, and Italian, Chinese, and Japanese restaurants.
Guests can interact with live dolphins in the Dolphin Quest Lagoon (surcharge). A second ocean-fed lagoon is available for snorkeling and kayaking. Three freshwater outdoor pools include waterslides and a children's pool. The Kohala Spa (surcharge) offers a fitness and aerobics studio, a weight room, eight tennis courts, and treatment rooms for massage therapy, body wraps, and facials. Camp Menehune (surcharge) provides supervised children's activities. On-site shopping includes a resort clothing shop, an art gallery, and boutiques featuring local art, jewelry, and clothing.
A business center is available, and high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge) is provided in the lobby lounge. This Hilton resort offers 150,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space, including several ballrooms and a seaside wedding pavilion.
Room Amenities
Rooms
This Waikoloa resort has 1,240 guestrooms in three seven-story buildings served by complimentary trams or mahogany canal boats. Renovated in 2005, the rooms have island decor with local artwork, mahogany woods, and tropical prints.
Amenities include Hilton's Serenity Bedding, compact refrigerators, in-room safes, TVs with premium cable channels, high-speed Internet access (surcharge), and Kohala Spa toiletries. Large, furnished lanais provide mountain, garden, golf course, or ocean views.
Accessibility Options
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the “Special or Accessibility Requests” section of “Trip Preferences” when you book your hotel.
Dining
Kamuela Provision Company - With an oceanfront lanai for sunset viewing, live guitar music, and a wine bar, this fine-dining restaurant features regional cuisine with local ingredients. Specialties include steaks, lobster martinis, and seared ahi. Open for dinner only.
Imari - Shoji doors open to koi ponds, a Japanese water garden, and a private tea house in this quiet Japanese restaurant, which serves tempura, sushi, miso butterfish, and teppanyaki. Open for dinner only.
Kirin - Dim sum lunch is the specialty in this Chinese fine-dining restaurant, which also offers a variety of regional à la carte selections for dinner.
Lagoon Grill - This casual outdoor restaurant overlooks the Dolphin Quest Lagoon and serves tropical drinks, burgers, fries, and sandwiches for lunch and early dinner.
Big Island Luau - This dinner/show for all ages is presented Tuesdays, Sundays at the Hilton Waikoloa Village Kamehameha Court at 6:00 PM. An expansive luau buffet with roasted pig and island favorites is featured along with traditional dances, and interactive demonstrations.
Orchid Marketplace - Featuring wood-fired pizzas, deli-style sandwiches, paninis, and fresh salads served poolside.
Boat Landing Pavilion - Featuring a casual atmosphere and Pacific Mexico cuisine with a fresh island flare. Signature items include freshly caught island fish tacos, custom table-side-prepared guacamole, cinnamon tortilla crisps, and margaritas with an infusion of fresh island fruits.
Malolo Lounge - Adjacent to the lobby, this comfortable lounge has five different seating areas, including two outdoor lanais. Food and drink offerings include espressos and pastries, cocktails, imported cheeses, fresh oysters, sandwiches, salads, and Hawaiian appetizers. Open from early morning until late night.
Lagoon Spoon - Featuring an interesting variety of breakfast cereals and toppings as well as pastries, parfaits, fruit and breakfast drinks to start the day. Open from 7 AM to 11 AM daily.
Recreation
The Dolphin Quest Lagoon provides interactive programs with live dolphins (surcharge), and guests can kayak or snorkel in a second saltwater lagoon. The three freshwater pools include a 175-foot water slide, a children's pool, and a quiet pool for adults. The 25,000-square-foot health club (surcharge) includes a day spa, fitness center, weight room, and a range of classes, including tai chi, yoga, and water aerobics. The resort also offers eight tennis courts, a 432-seat stadium, and tennis instruction; fees apply.
Guests can use a 30,000-square-foot seaside putting course (surcharge), and two championship 18-hole golf courses are within a five-minute drive of the hotel. One mile away, Anaehoomalu Bay features sailing, scuba diving, windsurfing, kayak excursions, and whale-watching cruises; fees apply.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Spa
Guests can relax and rejuvenate at the luxurious Kohala Spa at Hilton Waikoloa Village. The 25,000-square-foot spa features specialized massages, facials, scrubs, wraps, and hydrotherapy treatments. In addition, fitness equipment and classes, as well as salon services, are offered.
Promotions
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Luau is on Tuesdays and Fridays. Upgrades to preferred ali'l seating are available for $26 per person. Additional luau general admission tickets are available for $95 per adult, $85 per senior or teen (ages 13-18), and $47 per child; all are available for ali'l seating upgrades at an additional $26 per person. Not combinable with other discounts or promotions. No cash value.
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out of 403 reviews
“Absolutely Wonderful Vacation”
The hotel is beautiful. We enjoyed our stay very much. We were in the Ocean Tower which is just about the furthest from the lobby and you have the train or boats to ride which can be slow, but we enjoyed walking because you would see the beautiful grounds, all the fish and the turtles along the walk. The dining facilities were fairly reasonable. If you were going to this hotel to be conservative with money for your meals, you may want to go somewhere else, but the hotel is not a cheap hotel in any way, therefore you do not mind spending the money to eat there as there are different choices with good food and beautiful scenery. I would recommend hotel to anyone who wants to stay in a very nice hotel and does not mind spending a little money to have a great time.
“Good family location”
Excellent place for family vacation. Would not recommend for older adults.
“The Hilton Waikoloa is the best resort.”
The Hilton Waikoloa Resort is the nicest resort I have ever been too. We went 10 years ago and again this year. The resort has maintained their facilities very well. The facility run smoothly and is clean and well maintained. The restaurants are very good. The rooms are great. We had 2 double beds in one room and I wish they had 2 queens instead. There is plenty of space in the room to fit 2 queen beds. The staff was attentive and responsive. We were very happy to participate in the variety of the activities they had there.
“good”
had a lovely holiday every think was nice staff was lovely but everythink close at 9/oclok there was a bar that stay opon till 11/oclok. but lot to do in the day. but over all the holiday was great. thanktou for your help in booking my holiday diane.
“wikoloa village”
It was such a great hotel. I could stay there and spend entire trip!!
“Hilton Waikoloa Village”
Although we had a fantastic time, prices were very expensive. A glass of wine was $14, which I thought was outrageous. Not much outside the resort so you tend to eat and drink there. The food was equally expensive too.
“Amazing Hotel”
This hotel is massive. The rooms were amazing and the hotel and associated property was stunning. There were a few negatives. Many of the restaurants were overpriced even by Hawaiian standards (I live on Oahu). Our room in the Palace Tower was about a 5 minute walk from the main part of the hotel. There was a tram and water taxi, but it was usually a 5 to 10 minute wait on the tram and even longer for the boat. There were a few bars in the hotel, but mist closed early. Everything else was truly amazing. An enoromous pool, beach area, etc and each hallway you went down was full of museum pieces such as paintings, statues, etc. Even with the negatives I listed, I would go back in a heartbeat.
“Pure awesomeness”
This resort is spectacular! This was my first time in Hawai'i and I truly enjoyed my stay while I attended a destination wedding.
“Perfect resort of a family vacation”
It has everything for everybody. There is a lagoon which is a fun place for snorkel and look for sea creatures.I like that towels were given freely to all guests (no need to sign vouchers), so that made it very convenient to check towels out. The resort is very long, so they have a train and a boat to get you from one end to another. The food at the resort is pricey, but you can walk to the local shopping center (about 20 min walk) for a cheaper alternative. The rooms were very comfortable. The frames of our door needed a paint job, but the rest of the room clean and comfortable.
“A great family vacation for lovers of water sports”
My teenage son and I had a wonderful four-night stay. We love swimming, and the Hilton has a lagoon with tropical fish and green turtles as well as swimming pools, water slides, and hot tubs. It's also only a lovely 10-minute oceanside walk to the sheltered beach in front of the nearby Marriott, where the snorkeling is very good. We took advantage of the daily free activities the resort offers, including ukelele and conch-blowing lessons, and enjoyed a round of glow-in-the-dark mini golf. The hotel rents snorkeling gear and boats for use in the lagoon (families might want to purchase one of the discount packages on offer - the costs can mount up). We ate most of our meals at the hotel, but there are also restaurants a shuttle-ride away (or 10-minute walk) at two nearby outdoor malls. We never used a car - our whale-watching tour picked us up from the hotel and there are taxis and shuttles for airport service - but there is a National Car Rental outlet at the resort for those who want to venture further afield.
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The closest major airports to Hilton Waikoloa Village are:
Kamuela, HI (MUE-Waimea-Kohala) - 23.8 km / 14.8 mi
Kailua-Kona, HI (KOA-Kona Intl.) - 26.3 km / 16.4 mi
The preferred airport for Hilton Waikoloa Village is Kailua-Kona, HI (KOA-Kona Intl.).
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