The Ambassador Hotel of Waikiki, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Clean, cool and cozy room. Pool relaxing and hotel location in walking distance of the rest of Waikiki.

Disappointing

It was a pleasant stay on my week long vacation to Hawaii would definitely recommend!

Very good

Good

Let me start my saying we stayed during hurricane lala which took the power out in many places on the island from street lights to hotels. Restaurants had no power so it was hard finding places to ea. Waffle and berry was unfazed which was a great turnout but had lines up the street. But back to this hotel. I stayed on the 16th floor and staff went door to door checking in to ask if there were any needs bringing towels, bottled water, and updates. I reserved through a third party and there are resort fees plus valet and tax which is pretty hefty. Valet greeted with smiles, opening doors for everyone plus brought the car fast so no long wait. Overall hotel is close to all of the activities, beaches, malls, and restaurants.

cute vibes just not so good room service

Amazin

Great location, close to everything. Easy to get around My rooms air conditioning was not the best. And the water pressure to the shower was nonexistent. That was the only downfall

Exceptional

Good

The hotel is located at a very convenient location close to the beginning (or end) of the Waikiki shopping street and within walking distance of the beach. The hotel is clean, the beds are very good, staff is very relaxed, the elevators fast (useful for a 30+ storey building in the morning), staff is friendly and breakfast was superb. You have an included 'a la carte', meaning you can choose either one big menu item or 2 smaller. But freshly made instead of a buffet where everything is already sitting there for an hour in the bowls. The Acai bowl and French toast were our favorites. You can also get as many fresh water bottles every day from the lobby. The bathroom is also very clean and has a great shower. Pricing can change on booking.com. I made my booking 7 months before I went. Then one week before arrival I rechecked and could get a much better rate. So I cancelled my initial booking and rebooked again and saved $100 a day with that. The Valet parking is - like everywhere in waikiki - rather expensive. You just have to calculate that $60 per day in. And because it is valet, you may need to wait a bit in the morning to get your car if there is a queue. Although the guys work as fast as they can and never had to wait really long. The resort fee is also an Hawaiian invention that most hotels apply, we paid for but didn't really use. One included perk is free rental of some beach equipment (sun umbrella, body boards, beach chairs), but that place sits at the other end of Waikiki and closes at 5pm. Half of the stuff is in a poor state, and closing time is way too early if you spend a day at the beach the North end. So you pay a small penalty (probably part of their business case). Nevertheless, these were minor issues and I would book again for my next Waikiki visit.

Location

I appreciate the uniqueness and smallness of it all. I loved how the hotel works with a company on the beach for free rentals for beach chairs and such. We also liked the balcony and the DJ at the pool. The service at the restaurant was terrible for breakfast. We felt like a nuisance. We walked out and walked far to a place to eat. It is unfortunate.

Cute boutique hotel. Good location. Walkable to almost everything

Streets were quite noise at night and very early in the day.

Superb

Design, pool, bar

Close to a lot of stuff. Staff was friendly. Beds were comfortable. Our room looked straight out to the side of a building & had air conditioning units on the balcony. The shower in the king room was the tiniest shower I’ve ever used. Definitely different than the pictures.

Nice location. Fire alarm went off three times