The beautiful Hilton Hawaiian Village resort on Oahu truly has it all. There is so much to see and do at this resort, it is really a premiere vacation destination in and of itself. Activities abound in a surrounding of lush and tropical scenery that will leave you wanting more and not wanting to go home. It’s easy to see why renting a timeshare at this resort is something you’ll want to do year after year and you may even be so overwhelmed by the relaxation and beauty, you’ll consider buying a timeshare resale at this resort for yourself.
It’s All Here
The Hilton Hawaiian Village resort is an expansive property located on 22 beachfront acres in Honolulu. The Hotel has 7 towers, 20 Restaurants, 90 stores and 6 pools. With all this, there is really no reason to ever leave the resort at all. The beach is steps away and there is also a private lagoon for more water activities (see above).
Resort Activities
There are many free resort activities, or those with just a nominal materials fee cost. These include: Lei making, Hula Lessons, Ukulele Lessons, Tahitian Drumming, Snorkeling Lessons and even Sarong tying. The landscaping around the resort is quite lovely with koi ponds (see right), flamingos and tropical plants. You can watch them feed the penguins and turtles in the mornings as well.
Beach activities include surfboard and kayak rentals, or try a paddle boat. The Hilton also has it’s own boat dock for Catamaran sailing and Sunset Cruises. And for the ultimate in relaxation, don’t miss the Mandara Spa for an escape into pampering and comfort.
Island Tours
If you are looking for a paid tours around the island, there is an American Express Tour Desk located right on the property where you can book any number of island tours such as the Polynesian Cultural Center, USS Arizona /Pearl Harbor Memorial, Paradise Cove Luau or Atlantis Submarines to name a few.
Village Experience Card
Because you won’t want to leave the resort, you’ll be happy that they issue the Village Experience card upon arrival through Hilton Grand Vacations Club. Just register the card at the Concierge desk and show it to the various shops and restaurants throughout the resort to enjoy discounts and free items with purchase for those participating in the program.
Aloha!
It’s All Here
The Hilton Hawaiian Village resort is an expansive property located on 22 beachfront acres in Honolulu. The Hotel has 7 towers, 20 Restaurants, 90 stores and 6 pools. With all this, there is really no reason to ever leave the resort at all. The beach is steps away and there is also a private lagoon for more water activities (see above).
Resort Activities
There are many free resort activities, or those with just a nominal materials fee cost. These include: Lei making, Hula Lessons, Ukulele Lessons, Tahitian Drumming, Snorkeling Lessons and even Sarong tying. The landscaping around the resort is quite lovely with koi ponds (see right), flamingos and tropical plants. You can watch them feed the penguins and turtles in the mornings as well.
Beach activities include surfboard and kayak rentals, or try a paddle boat. The Hilton also has it’s own boat dock for Catamaran sailing and Sunset Cruises. And for the ultimate in relaxation, don’t miss the Mandara Spa for an escape into pampering and comfort.
Island Tours
If you are looking for a paid tours around the island, there is an American Express Tour Desk located right on the property where you can book any number of island tours such as the Polynesian Cultural Center, USS Arizona /Pearl Harbor Memorial, Paradise Cove Luau or Atlantis Submarines to name a few.
Village Experience Card
Because you won’t want to leave the resort, you’ll be happy that they issue the Village Experience card upon arrival through Hilton Grand Vacations Club. Just register the card at the Concierge desk and show it to the various shops and restaurants throughout the resort to enjoy discounts and free items with purchase for those participating in the program.
Aloha!