Hotels With Spa in Hawaii, United States

We enjoyed our trip and the stay at the Hilton Waikoloa Village. Although we recommend purchasing gifts, water and food off-resort due to the super inflated prices, the staff was excellent and kind. Get a room in the Lagoon or Makai tower to oversee the dolphins. Ours was an ocean view and it was breathtaking. As far as hotel rooms go, it was pretty standard but clean and comfortable. It was a good landing place between adventures. Pricey but worth it for being a safe and family-friendly place. Do the buffet for breakfast but not every day as you’ll get sick of it 🤣 or your kids will just eat the cereal for $55/adult and $27/kid or something. 🤣

It was so close to Waikiki and there were so many things to see. It took a while to check in because everyone was rushing in.

Facilities: The room is very small and you can't turn around. Hygiene: Very clean, suitable for one person. Environment: A certain distance from the beach, suitable for business travel, not suitable for vacation. Service: Not bad, but there are not many parking spaces in the parking lot

We had a very nice stay at Hotel La Croix, it is walking distance to the beach. When we first got there, we had asked if we possibly could get a room with a view and was initially told our room initially assigned is on the lower level and has construction view. Manager offered to upgrade us for a fee to a higher floor room. It has a very nice view of the beach but being that the room has 2 windows, the other side is still a construction view. Beds are comfortable and room has everything we need. Because of the upgrade, we had received access to the Monkey pod room which provided free bottled water, canned drinks and snacks. Overall we had a pleasant stay there. Didn't get to enjoy the pool, but it's also nice that the hotel has ABC store right downstairs and free coffee in the morning in the lobby.

Parking costs $35 and you can't park if you check out, so it's not very cost-effective to park at night and leave the next morning. The door is very small and easy to open. I walked around twice and asked others before I knew how to open it.

The hotel was provisionally scheduled because of the extended holiday season. With two children, I care more about space and decided to double bed. In terms of size, the price is okay. But compared to Trump, the gap has widened. There is no drinking water, no dishwasher, it is a public laundry, and sanitary standards and services are not the same. Valet parking is a bit cheaper at $ 28. Wifi was very poor in the end.

The location is OK, the hotel has a shuttle bus to the shopping center, about 7 or 8 minutes drive. But you can't walk, there is no sidewalk on the main road. The service is normal and the facilities are a little backward to be difficult to understand. As a four-star hotel, you don't provide toothpaste or water. You also need to buy it yourself. The convenience store of the hotel is not open 24 hours a day. It would be very troublesome if you did not rent a car. The overall hotel in Maoyi Island is much more expensive than other well-equipped islands such as Oahu Island, and things are not complete. I would suggest that considering renting a home will be more cost-effective.

This is definitely the most surprising hotel in Hawaii on this trip! First of all, it has a great location, right in the center of Waikiki, with Intl MarketPlace, Waikiki restaurants and supermarkets downstairs, basically within a 10-minute walk. The internet celebrity vintage coffee is a two-minute walk away! Secondly, unlike Sheraton and Marriott, it does not charge a deposit, which avoids possible refund issues! Although the deposits were returned promptly when I stayed at the other two hotels, this one avoided possible problems from the root. Third, the room is very new. It should have been renovated in the past two years. Unlike the old-fashioned American hotels in my impression, it is decorated in a tropical style and is very clean! The area is also OK. The smallest room we booked is also large enough for a 28-inch suitcase to be spread out and laid flat. Of course, since it is not on the beach, it definitely does not have a first-line sea view. Those who like to see the sea view should not come to this hotel. But the corresponding price is also relatively low (September 2000), and tourists who focus on cost-effectiveness can pay attention to it.

The hotel is in a great location, right in the middle of the commercial street, and it is very convenient to go shopping and eat. The beach is right outside the swimming pool area on the first floor of the hotel. The coastal restaurants on the first and second floors of the hotel have great views, so you have to wait for a table during dinner time. The room is very large, and the king-size bed with sea view is very comfortable. It is also very pleasant to sit on the balcony and watch the sea.

the hotel is located at a super convenient location right at the heart of Waikiki Beach. Hotel staff was nice too.