Seemed like an excellent deal to visit the big island. For 7 days traveling end of May it was $4,500 for wife and I. We found Southwest flights were cheaper so I booked those on the side using points I had from my holiday Southwest flight cancellations but you have options to include flights. It was about $800 more before I removed flights and did my own.
Vacation Package Details
Included Extras:
Daily breakfast for two (per room)
Daily alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for two (per room)
Nightly three-course dinner for two (per room)
Daily one-hour complimentary beach toy rental (per room)
Complimentary daily self-parking (one vehicle, per room)
Waived mandatory daily resort fee (per room)
Executive Member Benefit:
Executive Members receive an annual 2% Reward, up to $1,000, on qualified Costco Travel purchases
Vacation Includes
Full-size rental car‡
Accommodations at Hilton Waikoloa Village
Hotel and car taxes
Located on the sunny Kohala Coast of Hawaii Island is the award-winning Hilton Waikoloa Village, a Pacific playground and alluring destination unto itself offering exceptional value. The resort offers activities suitable for all ages, island hospitality with beautiful vistas of Waiulua Bay and an unforgettable experience second to none. Amenities include three swimming pools, an ocean-fed snorkeling lagoon, waterfalls and waterways, locally-inspired treatments at the Kohala Spa, the Dolphin Quest educational center, eight dining outlets, a museum walkway, Legends of Hawaii Luau, golf and tennis.
https://www.costcotravel.com/Vaca...GE20230223
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May 23rd through 29th
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Hotels have been ripping people off on parking fees for decades man. The more expensive the hotel , the more expensive the parking fee. It's a racket, but it's extremely common. You gotta pay to play. It's everywhere, not just Hawaii or Hilton. We have a booking in a Loews hotel in New Orleans next weekend and the parking is $50 per night.
He's saying it felt "inauthentic," would be my guess.
I mean… what is truly authentic these days anyway? You're in Hawaii. Our perspective of authentic is just what some designer somewhere in a big high rise decided we should think.
TBH in the US Hilton status is weak, but internationally it is still good. It used to be GREAT but seeems like post covid upgrades are stingier internationally.