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Hilton Hawaiian Village

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States · Hilton Hotels & Resorts · Near Luxury

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Henry J. Kaiser and Fritz B. Burns opened the Hawaiian Village on 15 September 1955 on Kalia land that was once Duke Kahanamoku's childhood neighbourhood and ancient fishponds. Conrad Hilton bought half the resort in 1961, renaming it Hilton Hawaiian Village; at more than 22 beachfront acres it grew into Hilton's largest hotel and the largest in the U.S. outside Las Vegas. The 1968 Rainbow Tower carries a ceramic rainbow mosaic about 26 feet wide and 286 feet tall, and Elvis filmed Blue Hawaii here before the 1973 Aloha From Hawaii satellite concert staged from the property.

About Hilton Hawaiian Village

History

Henry J. Kaiser and Fritz Burns opened the Hawaiian Village on 15 September 1955. Conrad Hilton bought half in 1961. Rainbow Tower mosaic 1968. Elvis filmed Blue Hawaii and staged the 1973 satellite concert here.

The setting

On Kalia in Waikiki, more than 22 beachfront acres. Downtown Honolulu is a few miles.

Restaurants and bars

Amenities

Awards

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