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Hilton Grand Vacations Club The Grand Islander Waikiki Honolulu is perfectly situated in the heart of Waikiki, just steps from the iconic Waikiki Beach and across the street from the International Market Place. This upscale resort occupies a prime location on Kalakaua Avenue, the main thoroughfare lined with luxury shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, offering breathtaking views of Diamond Head and the Pacific Ocean. The property features spacious oneand two-bedroom suites with full kitchens, marble bathrooms, and private lanais, ideal for extended stays. A standout feature is the 18th-floor infinity pool with panoramic ocean views, complemented by a poolside bar serving tropical cocktails and light bites. The resort’s design blends modern Hawaiian aesthetics with contemporary luxury, featuring local artwork and sustainable materials like reclaimed koa wood. Guests can enjoy complimentary cultural activities such as lei-making workshops and ukulele lessons, immersing them in authentic Hawaiian traditions. Reaching the resort is convenient from all major transport hubs. Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) is just 9 miles northwest (a 20-minute drive via HI-92), with airport shuttle services and taxis readily available. The Waikiki Trolley (stop at International Market Place) provides a fun and affordable way to explore key attractions, including stops at Pearl Harbor and the Honolulu Zoo. For public transport, TheBus routes 19, 20, and 42 stop nearby, connecting to downtown Honolulu and Ala Moana Center. Drivers will appreciate the resort’s valet parking, though street parking is scarce. Cyclists can take advantage of the Biki Bike Share stations along Kalakaua Avenue, with scenic routes leading to Kapiolani Park and Diamond Head Crater. Dining options within walking distance showcase Hawaii’s diverse culinary scene. Duke’s Waikiki (500 meters) is a legendary beachfront restaurant famous for its fresh poke bowls and hula pie, accompanied by nightly live Hawaiian music. For upscale dining, La Mer at Halekulani (300 meters) offers French-Hawaiian fusion dishes like opakapaka with vanilla sauce in an elegant oceanfront setting. The International Market Place (across the street) features casual eateries like Marukame Udon for handmade noodles and food trucks serving garlic shrimp plates. Coffee lovers shouldn’t miss Island Vintage Coffee (200 meters), known for its acai bowls and locally sourced Kona coffee. For a taste of traditional Hawaiian fare, Ono Seafood (1 km) serves the best poke in Honolulu, with melt-in-your-mouth ahi tuna marinated in shoyu and sesame oil. Cultural and historical attractions abound in the area. The USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor (8 miles west) offers a poignant tribute to WWII history, accessible via pre-booked boat tours. In Waikiki, the Duke Kahanamoku Statue (500 meters) honors the father of modern surfing, while the Waikiki Historic Trail markers share stories of Hawaiian royalty along the beach. The Honolulu Museum of Art (2 km) houses an impressive collection of Asian and Pacific art, including works by Georgia O’Keeffe inspired by Hawaii. For performing arts, the Royal Hawaiian Center (300 meters) hosts free hula shows and ukulele performances daily. Nature enthusiasts can hike Diamond Head Crater (2 km) for sunrise views or explore the coral reefs at Hanauma Bay (10 km), a protected marine life conservation area. Key institutions and businesses are nearby. Government offices include the Hawaii State Capitol (3 km) and Honolulu City Hall (2.5 km). Corporate hubs like First Hawaiian Bank Headquarters (1 km) and Hawaiian Airlines offices (4 km) anchor the business district. Sports facilities include the Ala Wai Golf Course (1 km), Hawaii’s busiest public course, and the Natatorium War Memorial (800 meters), a historic saltwater swimming pool. Education options range from the University of Hawaii at Manoa (5 km), renowned for its marine biology program, to Iolani School (3 km), Hawaii’s top-ranked private K-12 institution. Budget-friendly accommodations nearby include the Aqua Ohia Waikiki (1 km away), offering compact rooms with kitchenettes at 40% lower rates. The Holiday Inn Express Waikiki (800 meters) provides reliable comfort with free breakfast and a rooftop pool. For hostel stays, Waikiki Beachside Hostel (1.2 km) features a laid-back vibe with communal kitchens and surfboard rentals. Those seeking mid-range options might prefer The Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club (1.5 km), a boutique property with retro Hawaiian decor and a popular poolside bar. Guest reviews on TripAdvisor (4.6/5) consistently praise the resort’s spacious suites, particularly the fully equipped kitchens and washer-dryers that make extended stays comfortable. Many highlight the exceptional sunset views from higher floors, where whales can often be spotted in winter months. Families appreciate the children’s activity programs and proximity to the gentle waves of Waikiki Beach, ideal for beginner surfers. Some criticisms mention resort fees not covering all amenities, though most agree the prime location justifies the cost. Repeat visitors frequently commend the aloha spirit of staff, who remember guest preferences and offer personalized recommendations like secret snorkeling spots at Kahe Point Beach Park. Seasonal events enhance stays year-round. Summer brings the Pan-Pacific Festival (June), when Kalakaua Avenue transforms into a stage for taiko drumming and hula performances. In December, the Honolulu City Lights celebration illuminates downtown with massive holiday displays. The resort concierge can arrange unique experiences like private catamaran charters to the Na Pali Coast or guided hikes through the Manoa Falls Trail, where scenes from Jurassic Park were filmed. Whether visiting for relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, Hilton Grand Vacations Club The Grand Islander delivers both luxury and authentic Hawaiian hospitality at the center of Waikiki’s vibrant energy.
Honolulu Hotel - The Grand Islander by Hilton Grand Vacations, Waikiki
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Stay at The Grand Islander by Hilton Grand Vacations, part of Hilton Hawaiian Village® Waikiki Beach Resort in the heart of Waikiki. Book your Honolulu vacation today.
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