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Hilton Waikoloa Village
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PHOTOS |
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OVERVIEW |
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The 4-star award-winning Hilton Waikoloa
Village is an extraordinary property located
on the Kohala Coast on 62 oceanfront acres.
There are 3 seven story towers, an air
conditioned Swiss Tram that can take you
around to your rooms, as well as beautiful
mahogany canal boats that also go to the
various towers, which is quite a nice way to
get around. Beautiful Asian and Polynesian
artwork are located throughout the buildings
and grounds and the lush, tropical gardens
include waterfalls, a rope bridge,
sculptures and even hammocks to loll in here
& there, and it's all simply breathtaking.
Add in the 4- acre salt water lagoon for
swimming and snorkeling and you might have
just found paradise.
There are three unique fresh water swimming
pools at the Hilton Waikoloa, including the
largest, the Kona Pool, with its very
dramatic waterfall. The Kohala River Pool is
perfect for children with its system of four
pools connected by water slides and a gently
flowing river. The Ocean Tower Pool is
exclusively adult-only, surrounded by lush
greenery and a perfect retreat for sunning,
swimming and even napping. Both the Kona and
Kohola Pool Bars also offer poolside menus
and snacks, besides tropical cocktails.
There is nothing quite like the salt water
ocean-fed lagoon located along a rocky
stretch of coastline. You'll see sea turtles
and hundreds of colorful reef fish when you
snorkle in the 4-acre lagoon, which is also
available for both swimming and boating.
You can choose from a number of restaurants
including two winners of Wine Spectator
Magazine's Award of Excellence.
Donatoni's is considered the most romantic
restaurant in the islands, serving wonderful
northern Italian Cuisine and the Kamuela
Provision Company features Hawaii Regional
cuisine with an emphasis on freshness, in a
beautiful setting overlooking the ocean.
Other dining spots include Imari, an
excellent Japanese restaurant; Lagoon Grill,
a casual spot overlooking the lagoon; Kirin
Chinese Restaurant; Palm Terrace serves a
lavish ala carte breakfast and buffet; the
Boat Landing Pavilion offers casual dining
and take-out; and, the Orchid Marketplace by
the Kona Pool is great for family-friendly
dining with take-out to eat by the pool.
If you've ever wanted to touch a dolphin,
here might be your chance at the Dolphin
Quest* interactive program (fee). Guided by
marine mammal experts, the entire family can
get up close and personal with these most
amazing creatures. You'll learn about their
astonishing abilities and learn how very
important it is to protect them for future
generations. It is an experience of a
lifetime. Other wonderful experiences would
have to include the Kohala Spa including a
wide variety of treatments, the well
outfitted Fitness Center and weight room. If
you love golf there is a 30,000 sq.ft.
seaside putting course (fee) and two
championship 18-hole golf courses within a 5
minute drive from the hotel, eight tennis
courts, as well as racquetball, squash and
volleyball.
Keiki (children) ages 5 to 12 will enjoy
Camp Menehune. The camp offers day or night
camps in a safe and fun environment with a
variety of activities and programs, as well
as a Keiki Hour for children under the age
of 5. The Camp counselors are licensed
childcare providers for the state of Hawaii
The Hilton Waikoloa Village also offers a
chance to purchase an optional Aloha Fun
Pass which is $26 per day and includes
in-room coffee, daily use of the Fitness
Center for two guests, one hour daily use of
tennis court, daily use of seaside putting
course for two guests and self-parking
(normally $12 a day for 24 hours). |
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PROPERTY
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ROOM AMENITIES
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