Resort Details
- Casamigos House of FriendsOn the 37th floor.
- Hang-10 Bar & Grill
Located on the Recreation Deck on the 10th floor, enjoy craft cocktails and delicious food with Waikiki ocean and skyline views)
Relax in style at our rooftop bar and grill, where craft cocktails and delicious food pair perfectly with Waikiki’s ocean views. Enjoy island-inspired drinks and savor fresh flavors while taking in the stunning scenery.
- In-Room Dining (Room Service)One-touch dialing from your room will immediately put us at your service. Enjoy anything on the menu from our award-winning M.A.C. 24-7 Restaurant.
- L.B.L.E. Lounge
Guests can enjoy their favorite cocktail or tropical concoction in the Lobby-Level bar overlooking the Garden Terrace with the State’s largest hotel screen!
We feature live music multiple nights each week on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.
- M.A.C. 24/7
M.A.C.’s menu features American favorites and local delights for breakfast. We still have the famous M.A.C. Daddy Pancake Challenge consisting of a stack of 14-in pancakes!
Enjoy a modern twist on the classic diner. M.A.C.’s menu features American favorites and local delights for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Take the famous M.A.C. Daddy Pancake Challenge and dive into a stack of 14-inch pancakes, as seen on the Travel Channel’s Man vs. Food! Complete the challenge in 90 minutes to earn a T-shirt and a spot on the Wall of Fame.
- M.A.C. 2-GO
Fresh brewed Starbucks coffee & tea selections and a wide variety of juices, waters, and sodas along with fresh baked delights and breakfast sandwiches. Located Lobby level adjacent to M.A.C. 24-7
- Bell staff/porter†
- Exercise gym
- Jacuzzi
- Pool
- Restaurant†
- Room service†
- Valet parking†
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
- On-Site Business Center
† Fees may apply
- Fitness center on-site
- General †Royal Adventures Surfrider Spirit SessionsMinimum age is 10 years, and guest must be able to swim.charges may apply.
Casamigos House of FriendsAn elevated lounge on the 37th floor offering expansive skyline, sunset, and ocean views. Open daily, the venue provides a refined social setting featuring signature Casamigos cocktails and shareable bites. Designed to foster connection among guests and locals, the lounge blends ambiance, accessibility, and a strong sense of community. Available for private events with validated parking, Casamigos House of Friends enhances the resort’s offerings with a sophisticated space for gatherings and memorable Waikiki experiences. - Jacuzzi
- Pool
- Sightseeing tours †500-acre Kapiolani Park.
- Spa †Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa proudly announces the opening of AsanaSpa, a serene sanctuary on the quiet Diamond Head side of Waikiki, Hawaii, dedicated todelivering a true sense of peace and relaxation. Nestled within Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa, Asana Spa invites guests to unwind through a variety of soothing treatments inspired by Hawaii’s natural beauty and Eastern traditions.
- Duke Kahanamoku statue
- Kuhio Beach
- Waikiki Beach Walk
- Kalakaua Avenue
- Diamond Head State National Monument / Leahi
- Kapahulu
† Fees may apply
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
5877 reviews
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Feb 06, 2026Disappointing Experience – Not a “Resort” Feel at All
I stopped by the Hilton Hotel Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa today because I was seriously considering booking a stay. I could clearly see that rooms were available (including Friends & Family rates), and as a Gold member, I expected at least a basic level of courtesy and hospitality. Instead, the experience was surprisingly unwelcoming from the start. The valet refused to take our car because we were “not guests yet” and told us to park on the street. Not exactly the first impression you’d expect from a property calling itself a resort. We then went inside to inquire about seeing a room before booking. The manager refused to show us a room, despite availability. If you’re trying to attract guests, especially loyalty members, this approach makes little sense. While in the lobby, we also noticed that the space felt outdated and not well maintained. The windows were dirty, the pillars were visibly dirty, and overall it lacked the polished feel you’d expect from a Waikiki resort property. We initially thought, “We don’t usually hang out in the lobby anyway, let’s just see a room.” But after being refused a room showing, we decided to leave. Definitely not the welcoming or elevated resort vibe we were expecting. We will be staying elsewhere.
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Feb 06, 2026A nice two night stay in the City.
Our room on the 35th floor was very nice and comfortable. Our ocean view was great. Another building blocked the sunset so beware of that. The bathroom is very nice but lacks some privacy with glass panels between it and bedroom. We enjoyed the lei making. The happy hour in lobby bar was just okay. It wasn't very inviting. Food was fine drinks just OK. This Hilton is at far end of all the action of Waikiki Beach but is close to a large park and the zoo. The breakfast restaurant had decent food and good service. All in all we thought it was a good value and enjoyed our 2 night stay.
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Jan 22, 2026One block to beach, rooms need a refresh!
Hilton was one block to beach which was nice. Rooms were old furniture (our ottoman was all torn up by what appeared to be a dog or cat), flooring was some kind of odd plastic that was not clean and your feet stick to it. Even at check out the front desk was not surprised with our response when asked "how was your stay"? Pool area was nice and great view. Staff especially the 37th floor lounge were all very nice. Not a property the Hilton family would be proud of. Was supposed to stay for 8 days moved after only 2 nights.
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Jan 07, 2026
People factory, at a slightly higher level…
Spring break – escape from the cold NY City winter – for a few days of sun and sand, and respite from the stressful routine of work-work-work that NY imposes on you. The stay was almost free as we had accepted a deal that included a sales presentation... so there was a catch ~ mais certainement ! According to locals, Waikiki has become Hilton City. Everywhere one looks, there is another Hilton: Hilton Garden Inn, Grand Vacations Club, Double Tree, Embassy Suites, etc. etc. The Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa, as it turned out, was not really on the beachfront. When making our reservation we had requested a beachfront location, but apparently, the program we were offered did not include the prime properties, so we had to settle for one eclipsed by a bunch of other operators ~ like flies around a ****pile, which are mostly taller than this older property, and each absolutely full to the brim with travelers from around the globe ~ Welcome to Hawaii !! This pile is located across from a shopping mall, about three blocks back from the beach, and is surrounded by some excellent, and also not so excellent, eateries and shopping locations. We were happy to find a great breakfast and coffee place nearby, and also a very popular udon restaurant - Marugame udon - that always had huge lines of people waiting to get in. We had requested a higher floor with a water view, but as the building is not the tallest in the area, the water is now best glimpsed at sunset, between the intervening towers across the mall roof ~ so much for “development” ! The lobby is large and has a convenience / general store attached, which makes it very convenient for essentials, drinks and general necessities that one may forgotten in the general enthusiasm to get off on the trip. The rooms are spacious mini-suites: there is a bed room area, a living room with a sleeper sofa and accessory space with the vanity and dressing area at the entrance, and a spacious bathroom. The rooms are well appointed with all the essential amenities. The initial impression is one of clean efficiency. A narrow balcony runs across the end of both spaces, framing stunning views of the water in the distance and the amazing sky, with enough space for a small table and two chairs facing the view ~ quite nice to have for an evening aperitif and cooling off in the endless Pacific breeze, while taking in the sunset. The lobby offers fax and other business services for the travelling salesman to feel at home or relax sans guilt while pretending to be meeting the States-side office’s deadlines. Overall, a very pleasant stay. For the location and season, the price was also very affordable – no regrets there, but given a choice would have preferred to stay at another pile closer to where they float.
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Jan 03, 2026
Back in Hawaii after 8 years , ready to come back again!
The service at MAC 24 was great, and the food was excellent — especially the strawberry pancakes and the coffee ☕️🥞 Overall, the service throughout the hotel was wonderful — from the front desk to the pool and bar. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and happy to give directions or tips on where to find nearby stores and places to go. The beach is very close, easy to find, clean, and convenient. The bed was cozy and comfortable, and it was nice not having long waits at the elevator. Even on New Year’s Eve, the hotel was easy to sleep in. I actually enjoyed the music — the DJ was playing great jams that reminded me of when I was younger 😄 Would definitely stay again.
- AdvisoryThe Hilton Waikiki Beach Interim Pool in the Gazebo area is now open! The hotel now has 2 pools for your guests to use during their stays until the start of the 10th floor pool renovation project towards the end of January
- AdvisoryA minimum valet parking fee of $55 (plus tax) per room, per day, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check-in or check-out. Oversized vehicles will be charged $70 (plus tax) per room, per day, per vehicle. The fee is subject to change without prior notice. The information published here is to give the client an estimate of additional fees they may be responsible for but not a guarantee of the final amount due.
- AdvisoryA mandatory hotel-imposed fee of $45 (plus tax) per room, per day, is included in room rate. This fee is subject to change without prior notice. For a detailed description of what is included in the mandatory fee, please see hotel policies.
- AdvisoryStarting March 1, 2025, Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa will be a cashless hotel. All payments, including incidentals, food, beverages, and on-site purchases, must be made by credit or debit card.
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:00 PM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 18
- General Policies:
Check-in Policy:
Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.Convention Policy:
Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.General Information:
Room taxes are included in vacation price.
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.
Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.Resort fee: A mandatory resort fee will be charged to all guests at hotel check-in or check-out.
Mandatory resort fee inclusions:
* WIFI in Guestroom, Local and Toll Free Calls.
* Beach Ocean Gear one voucher per day to be redeemed for a Surfboard, Deluxe Beach Chair or Boogie Board; Pool Toys available.
* Unlimited Blu-Ray DVD Movies.
* Special Discount on Island Activities.
* Daily Activities: Yoga, Lei Making, Magic Class & Culinary Demonstrations.
* Shopping Passport for Exclusive Savings at Ala Moana Shopping Center and International Market Place.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in.