Oahu Yoga Vacations

Room was clean. Staff was great,

Everyone was nice. The property was clean. There is no spa, the pool is very small, there is a second “pool” that is about 6” deep that is adults only and has sun loungers. They have some small activities but you have to register with the “concierge” who really just wants to sell you a timeshare. The property is pretty good but amenities are lacking. Especially given the “resort fee” you have to pay daily - which is puzzling because the amenities are not really any better than a standard hotel would be.

Staff is wonderful. There are no free amenities. Parking, beach chairs, etc cost extra. They do offer water filling stations and beach towels. Restaurants are expensive but service is good. Beach access easy and crowded. No good snorkeling there but many beaches you can drive or bus to.

Great rooms, great place

With food prices at all time highs in Hawaii booking a condo room at the Hilton Grand Islander at the Hilton Hawaiian Village was a good call. We went to Costco (9:00am a must) and stocked up on meals for 5 nights out of the 8 we stayed. Fully stocked kitchen and Laundry machines in room. It really was the way to go. Not the best food options on the island. Coming from a culinary city our bar is set pretty high. Not to mention how crazy the prices are. Save your money or spend what you save on a LV or Gucci purse…seriously!

Staff is wonderful. There are no free amenities. Parking, beach chairs, etc cost extra. They do offer water filling stations and beach towels. Restaurants are expensive but service is good. Beach access easy and crowded. No good snorkeling there but many beaches you can drive or bus to.

Amazing service great food

The food was extraordianry and the grounds beautiful. Unfortunately flooding and rain had taken pout the AC. So we cut our stay short. They were very accommodation and I would recommend.

Everyone was nice. The property was clean. There is no spa, the pool is very small, there is a second “pool” that is about 6” deep that is adults only and has sun loungers. They have some small activities but you have to register with the “concierge” who really just wants to sell you a timeshare. The property is pretty good but amenities are lacking. Especially given the “resort fee” you have to pay daily - which is puzzling because the amenities are not really any better than a standard hotel would be.

With food prices at all time highs in Hawaii booking a condo room at the Hilton Grand Islander at the Hilton Hawaiian Village was a good call. We went to Costco (9:00am a must) and stocked up on meals for 5 nights out of the 8 we stayed. Fully stocked kitchen and Laundry machines in room. It really was the way to go. Not the best food options on the island. Coming from a culinary city our bar is set pretty high. Not to mention how crazy the prices are. Save your money or spend what you save on a LV or Gucci purse…seriously!

Amazing service great food

Beautiful resort. Parking can be difficult, recommend a small car with good brakes (steep hill). Pool is lovely. Morning yoga was relaxing.

The room was perfect for our needs. It had everything we needed and the city view was beautiful.

Staff is wonderful. There are no free amenities. Parking, beach chairs, etc cost extra. They do offer water filling stations and beach towels. Restaurants are expensive but service is good. Beach access easy and crowded. No good snorkeling there but many beaches you can drive or bus to.