Massages

Staying at Hilton waikoloa . Please provide recommendations for a good massage in the area .

Great question! Staying at the Hilton Waikoloa is a wonderful spot, and there are a few really good massage options in and around Waikoloa to help you relax and unwind. Here are some top recommendations plus things to know.

  • Kohala Spa (Hilton Waikoloa Village) — This is the on-site spa at your hotel, so it’s super convenient and very high-quality. Their services include:
    • Signature Naupaka White-Flower Ritual: 80 min of warmed compresses + full-body massage.
    • Tropical Seaside Massage: 75 min, very relaxing, with a view / sound of the ocean.
    • Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage: 50 or 80 min, using rhythmic flowing strokes; very nurturing.
    • Deep Tissue Massage: 50 or 80 min for more therapeutic release.
    • Reflexology, Wikiwiki (quick 25 min), pregnancy (Hapai) massage, couples massage.

    Extras & Logistics: The spa is a 25,000-sq-ft facility, with locker rooms, lounge, and seaside cabanas (for couples or private vibes). Make reservations in advance (they recommend calling, and you’ll need to arrive ~15 minutes early).

  • Room-Service Massage / Mobile Massage in Waikoloa — If you prefer convenience, there’s a licensed service that comes to you (hotel room or condo):
    • They bring the massage table, oils, linens — you don’t need to leave your room.
    • They offer a wide menu: Swedish / Lomi Lomi, deep tissue, hot stone, aromatherapy, body scrubs, and more.
    • Since it’s an out-call service, you avoid the wait or transportation to a spa, and it can be more affordable.

    How to book: Call them at 808-329-0060 to schedule.

Recommended Spa / Massage Options Summary for Your Stay:

  • If you want a resort-spa experience, go with Kohala Spa — it’s right in your resort and offers top-tier island-style treatments.
  • If you want to stay in and relax in your room (especially after a long day or snorkeling), the mobile massage is perfect.

Tips to Maximize Your Massage Experience:

  • Book early in your trip — spa slots fill up fast, especially in the resort’s spa.
  • Mention any special preferences (strength, areas to focus on, Lomi Lomi vs deep tissue) when booking so the therapist can tailor it.
  • Leave some buffer time before or after your massage to enjoy the spa lounge or just rest — don’t rush back into activity right away.
  • If using room service massage, pick a time when you aren’t planning to go out immediately afterward, so you can fully relax afterward.

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