We liked the proximity to the beach. The rooms felt dated, there were problems with the ac daily but they did send someone quickly each time to reset it. We didn’t like that we couldn’t log into our streaming services on the television and were stuck watching regular tv. That felt antiquated and unnecessary and was a major detraction from returning to the resort in the future. They didn’t even have hbo access or even pay per view movies. They gave us a dvd rental card, which meant walking around the resort until you hopefully found one of their dvd kiosks and then there was nothing in it you would want to watch. Pretty much everything closes by 9 pm unless you want to go to a bar, which we don’t, so having something decent for television while we wind down would be preferable. The food was not great. The restaurants we were went to on premises were 2-3 star at best. There is an excellent ice cream shop. Room service has a really good burger. The Italian restaurant on premises is just weird, like the chicken parm I ordered wasn’t served with pasta, but potatoes. It was odd. We did find a good pho place about 1/2 mile away. Overall we still enjoyed our stay but unlikely to stay at the same resort again, especially with the ridiculous amount they tacked on for “resort fees” which were $35 per person per night and there was nothing in the amenities that was worth an extra $70 a day. I expected higher quality. We fell in love with Hawai’i but not the Hilton.