Diamond Head Tower - Hotel in Honolulu - 2005 Kālia Rd, USA

Was “upgraded” to an ocean view room for an extra $75 a night. The rooms were lack luster, and the room was not worth it. Also, during my trip the workers went on strike so everything was closed on the resort. Ended up checking out 2 days into our 7 day stay.

The only hang up I had was how packed everything was. We couldn’t fit in the pool without touching other people and the whole area is off the charts with humans. Hilton maximizes profits minimizes experience at this location, not like others I use regularly. There is only one pool slide open at a time and the morning one is just tiny. I feel like they should at least have the pool slides open if the place is packed but no. Really enjoy the location but there are probably other places that would be more enjoyable to spend time nearby.

Rooms were rundown, No and I mean No hot water. In one of the rooms the toilet stopped working. So I reported it with the cleaning Lady at 8 am. Got back at 9 pm and toilet still hadn't been fixed. So went to the front desk. No repair ticket had been turned in. We were pissed and sent someone to fix it the manager offered to give us $100 dollars off. Which we're still waiting for. We were told that Blackrock owns this hotel. Which explains why it's a Dump.

I was moved to this location during my stay. My room was very decent, aircon worked, comfortable, and the tower is located near the uber/lyft pickup which is very convenient. Also the business centre near you. My tower on the 9th floor had really decent views on the balcony.

Rooms are a bit older looking than Tapas tower, but rooms were clean.

Placed in the Diamond Head Tower on 12th floor facing pool and Tapa Bar. Loud, live music until ~10pm every night. Old and outdated tower that has a run down look and vibe. Worn carpets, peeling paint, worn furniture. Asked for a Diamond Member upgrade but not happening unless I paid $50 more/night. Large, crowded and noisey. If you're coming to Hawaii and want to experience the Aloha spirit, look elsewhere. After my 6th time staying here, I am DONE!

Staying in Diamond Tower. No cutlery, bowls, plates, toaster, kettle or microwave in room. But all the stores inside resort sell toasted, cereals or microwave food options???

This hotel tower was the worst of the 4 towers in the Hilton Village that we saw. Carpets were old, stained, and dirty. We ended up paying a little more to move towers to Tapa Tower because my wife was upset we were spending $3k to feel like we were living in squalor. I'd avoid at the price point. Better places for cheaper in central Waikiki.