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Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"This property is HUGE! Eight towers and 2,800+ rooms and it does a good job of not feeling crowded. I've been to places where you couldn't get in the pool, or there weren't and chairs poolside but that wasn't the case here. We never waited more than 20 minutes for a restaurant and enjoyed a $65 a night credit. The food quality was excellent and the portions generous. There's an entire malls worth of shopping on property and I didn't think the prices were overcharged. The staff were all friendly too. My room in the Diamond Head tower was dated and showing some wear but everything worked well; especially the air conditioner. My only con was that the ice machines on 6 floors were out of service. No big deal to go to another floor once I found a working one but it was quite the wild goose chase to find that one. I worked through my laptop for a few days there and the desk setup was good, with plenty of room and power outlets. Wifi was solid and fast. No issues hosting Teams video calls."

A verified traveller stayed at Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort

Prince Waikiki

1 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"This hotel was one of the most overpriced properties I’ve ever stayed at. From the moment we arrived, it felt like the goal was to squeeze every possible dollar out of guests. The mandatory resort fee was especially frustrating because many of the “included” amenities were unavailable. Museum tickets were listed as a benefit, yet some of the museums were closed during our stay. Charging guests for perks they cannot use is misleading. The on-site restaurant, 100 Sails, charged $89 per person for a buffet that largely catered to meat eaters, with very limited options for vegetarians and those with dietary restrictions. The staff were generally cold and unwelcoming, as if guests were an inconvenience. The hotel also has far too many rooms for the size of the pool and hot tub, making both areas consistently overcrowded. Twice during our stay, window cleaning crews worked directly outside our room, forcing us to keep the curtains closed and ruining the view we paid for. The hot water was also shut off for several hours. The most troubling experience occurred when we attempted to dine at 100 Sails. The hostess told us no tables were available, but then immediately seated two local guests who arrived after us. After I questioned what I had just witnessed, she suddenly found a table for us. The refrigerator in our room had a foul odor, making it unusable, and there was no microwave to heat our own food. Overall, this hotel is overpriced, overcrowded, and disappointing."

A verified traveller stayed at Prince Waikiki

Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach

5 out of 5

Posted 11 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I choose Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach hotel because it has rooms that fits up to 6 people. That's great for families with kids. And because it is close to the beach, about 4 min walk. Staff were helpful and let us check in earlier. Breakfast was good. I would suggest adding fresh veggies and potatoes wedges every day. Free reusable bottles and water dispensers on site are awesome idea! Very pleased with our stay and definitely recommend to look into it."

A verified traveller stayed at Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach