Oahu hotel guide. Marriott Hotels & Resorts hotel in Oahu, Hawaii

"Yes"

" Wonderful/ will stay there again. Recommend Charlie’s Taxi for shuttle to/from airport!"

"Staff was super friendly and helpful. Definitely coming back "

"Have more towels for clients "

"Good breakfast options. Close to a lot of fun things to do and good food. An affordable option if you’re looking to stay near Waikiki beach."

"Overall it wasn’t bad but all the carpets need to be changed out, you could tell they were pretty old."

"Only 1 restaurant and it is completely outside"

"Great location, Waikiki Beach is right across the street. You can borrow beach chairs, paddle boards for free. The hotel also has 2 pools. The room was clean. Overall, it was a nice stay, but didn't worth the high price though."

"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."