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Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, Trademark Collection By Wyndham
1.4 mi to the city center
71 Banyan Drive, Hilo, United States
Good
(1476 reviews)
starts from
US$ 109 per one night
Grand Naniloa Hotel, A Doubletree By Hilton
1.4 mi to the city center
93 Banyan Drive, Hilo, United States
Good
(312 reviews)
starts from
US$ 105 per one night
The Inn At Kulaniapia Falls
3 mi to the city center
100 Kulaniapia Drive, Hilo, United States
Excellent
(181 reviews)
starts from
US$ 137 per one night
Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, Trademark Collection By Wyndham
1.4 mi to the city center
71 Banyan Drive, Hilo, United States
Good
(1476 reviews)
starts from
US$ 109 per one night
Grand Naniloa Hotel, A Doubletree By Hilton
1.4 mi to the city center
93 Banyan Drive, Hilo, United States
Good
(312 reviews)
starts from
US$ 105 per one night
The Inn At Kulaniapia Falls
3 mi to the city center
100 Kulaniapia Drive, Hilo, United States
Excellent
(181 reviews)
starts from
US$ 137 per one night
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Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, Trademark Collection By Wyndham
1.4 mi to the city center
71 Banyan Drive, Hilo, United States
Good
(1476 reviews)
starts from
US$ 109 per one night
Grand Naniloa Hotel, A Doubletree By Hilton
1.4 mi to the city center
93 Banyan Drive, Hilo, United States
Good
(312 reviews)
starts from
US$ 105 per one night
The Inn At Kulaniapia Falls
3 mi to the city center
100 Kulaniapia Drive, Hilo, United States
Excellent
(181 reviews)
starts from
US$ 137 per one night
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Hilo boasts a variety of hotel options with 66 accommodations available to cater to diverse traveler needs. Most are found in the Downtown Hilo and Banyan Drive districts. Here, you'll find 3-star hotels averaging $150 per night and luxurious 5-star options around $400 per night. Several new hotels have recently opened, featuring eco-friendly designs and ocean views. Discover and book your perfect stay through our reliable platform.
Hilo Hawaiian Hotel
Wild Ginger Hotel
* Downtown Hilo offers parks and museums ideal for family outings, like the Pacific Tsunami Museum and Lyman Museum.
* The area is pedestrian-friendly, with safe sidewalks and plenty of family-friendly dining options.
* Staying here puts you close to farmers' markets, which are perfect for sourcing fresh ingredients and local treats.
Families will find the Downtown Hilo district perfect for a wholesome stay.
Grand Naniloa Hotel, A Doubletree By Hilton
* Reeds Bay provides easy access to the Hilo International Airport, making travel connections a breeze.
* The area is home to several business-focused hotels equipped with high-speed internet and conference facilities.
* It offers a serene environment that supports productivity and relaxation after meetings.
Business travelers should consider the Reeds Bay district.
The Big Island Hostel
Wild Ginger Hotel
* The lively cafes and cultural venues provide ample opportunity for socializing and making new friends.
* Easy public transportation options make it convenient to explore Hilo and surrounding areas.
* Solo travelers can benefit from a range of budget accommodations, preventing splurge while traveling alone.
Solo travelers will feel at home in the vibrant Downtown Hilo district.
Grand Naniloa Hotel, A Doubletree By Hilton
* Banyan Drive is lined with lush gardens and oceanfront views perfect for romantic strolls.
* Many waterfront hotels offer private balconies with panoramic views, ideal for a tranquil escape.
* The serene and scenic environment sets the stage for cozy and intimate evenings.
Couples on a romantic getaway should explore the scenic Banyan Drive district.
Shaka Shak Guest House
* Wainaku offers a collection of affordable stays without compromising on local charm.
* The district's close proximity to Hilo's downtown area ensures easy access to free attractions and cheap dining.
* Diverse hostels and guesthouses create an atmosphere of communal living, often with shared kitchens to save on meals.
Budget travelers should seek out accommodations in the charming Wainaku district.
* Best times to book are in the spring and early fall, avoiding the high tourist influx of summer and holiday seasons when prices surge.
* Be aware that prices may rise during peak tourist seasons like summer, as well as during events like the Merrie Monarch Festival in April.
* Consider renting a car to get around Hilo efficiently, averaging around $40-60/day, as public transport options are limited.
* Save money by dining at local eateries and using public transportation deals available for sightseeing; check for off-peak discounts at attractions.
* Be cautious when walking around less busy areas at night, sticking to well-lit and populated streets to ensure safety.
Hotels like the Castle Hilo Hawaiian Hotel and Grand Naniloa Hotel offer beautiful panoramic ocean views from their rooms.
While Hilo is famously rocky, Banyan Drive district hotels like SCP Hilo Hotel provide great access to nearby coastal parks and beaches.
Stay at Wild Ginger Hotel or Hilo Reeds Bay Hotel for proximity to attractions like Liliuokalani Park and Hilo Farmers Market.
The Inn At Kulaniapia Falls offers easy access to hikes and waterfall swims right on-site, catering to adventurous guests.
The best time to visit is during the spring or early fall, when the weather is mild and the crowds are smaller.
