With 1,240 rooms in three buildings spread over 62 acres, the Hilton Waikoloa Village is not ideal for romantic getaways. However, with the many activities available in and out of the water, it’s a good choice for families. One of the most popular features is the Dolphin Quest program, in which the lucky winners of lotteries can learn all about these friendly sea creatures and swim with them. The Hilton also offers three freshwater pools (two with water slides), a 4-acre swimming and snorkeling lagoon, a tennis center with eight courts, bike rentals, golf, kayaking trips, sunset sails, a basketball court, beach volleyball, and much more. For sunbathing and ocean swimming, the lovely Anaehoomalu Bay is just a short shuttle ride away. Being such a large resort, the Hilton has nine restaurants and eight lounges, so guests can always find something good to eat and a place to socialize at night. One of the restaurants, Donatoni’s, specializes in Italian food and is designed to resemble a waterside Italian villa. At Imari, the focus is on Japanese cuisine. Jazz bands perform nightly at the Malolo Lounge. Do take time to wander around the resort to view the impressive art collection of more than 1,800 pieces from Asian, Western, and Oceanic cultures. Boats that meander through man-made canals and trams make getting around the spacious resort easier.
Rich in history and mythology, the Big Island of Hawaii is a land of striking contrasts. A land where fiery volcanos co-exist with snow-capped mountains and ancient stone alters stand alongside modern luxury resorts. But perhaps one of the most beautiful treasures on an island that boasts many, is the Kohala Coast. This nine-mile stretch of sunny coast is one of those rare places on earth where reality surpasses expectation. Here Hilton provides the ultimate luxury resort. Hilton Waikoloa Village, more Hawaii than you can imagine.
There are two championship golf courses at Waikoloa. Both designed by the leading names in golf today. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, you'll find the challenge exhilarating and the scenery breathtaking.
The scenic splendor of the Kohala Coast borders the spectacular Waikoloa Beach Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and the majesty of Hawaii's extinct volcanoes is a dramatic backdrop for the famed Waikoloa Kings' Course, a Tom Weiskopf/Jay Morrish design. Set among the lava fields and adjacent to the ocean, the Waikoloa courses offer fabulous golf for all skill levels, and are among the very best in Hawaii.
Overlooking the tranquil blue waters of Waiulua Bay, the Kohala Sports Club & Spa gives you an unparalleled opportunity to relax, rejuvenate and rediscover your essential vitality.
