All payments are processed in local Barbados currency as required by law. The resort uses a fixed exchange rate of US$1:BDS$2.“Bed and breakfast” packages include breakfast only for registered adults and children aged 5 and under, sharing the same room during stay.Vacation in Barbados and enjoy a prime location on the lush tropical peninsula of Needham's Point. Hilton Barbados Resort is just five minutes away from Bridgetown, the island’s capital, and 20 minutes from Grantley Adams International Airport.The resort boasts 342 ocean-view guest rooms, all offering private balcony, separate shower unit, free WiFi, two-line speakerphones with data port, and cable TV. Relax on the white-sandy beaches lapped by the azure Caribbean Sea, be pampered in our eforea Spa, work out in the Hilton Fitness by Precor, or go scuba diving at the Barbados Blue Dive Shop. Meanwhile, the kids will have a blast in their own oceanfront pool. When it comes to dining, the resort features many options to satisfy any craving or mood. Breakfast is served daily at The Lighthouse Terrace, either buffet-style or à la carte. If you’re always on the go, you can count on Cuppa Café, conveniently located in the main lobby. The Water’s Edge offers freshly made starters, salads and burgers, accompanied by refreshing beverages by the pool, with live music performances every evening. As for dinner, there are several casual options, from typical Bajan dishes and cocktails at the Careenage Rum Stop, with daily live entertainment, to Italian specialties at The Lighthouse Terrace. For a more elevated experience, The Grille Bajan Inspired features a very creative cuisine that includes delectable dishes and desserts. While here, admire the hotel’s impressive art collection throughout its premises, featuring Bajan talent. Then, visit Barbados attractions nearby, such as the Garrison Savannah Racetrack and Bridgetown itself.Hilton Barbados Resort is also ideal for business travelers and conventions. It offers over 10,000 sq. ft. of meeting space that includes an expansive meeting complex, complete with business center, boardroom, two meeting rooms divisible into five breakout rooms. In addition, its 6,200 sq. ft. Grand Ballroom can hold up to 570 people.

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Advisory All payments are processed in local Barbados currency as required by law. The resort uses a fixed exchange rate of US$1:BDS$2.
Advisory A mandatory Government – imposed fee is charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out. The minimum mandatory Government-imposed levy is $9.63 per room, per night. Mandatory Government-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee when you check-in.

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Check In: 4:00 PM
Check Out: 11:00 AM
Minimum Check-In Age: 19

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TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_4.0 5161 reviews
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 3.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Mediocre at very best…

    This Hilton is in desperate need of a reno! The Good - Thankfully we had a renovated room, beautiful ocean view, AC worked! The Bad - Hallways are disgusting, old, doors almost falling off, bad need of reno. Pool needs redoing, do not look closely! Rum bar incredible bad service, basically ignored us. Breakfast was ok….. nothing to write home about. If you want a luxury type stay, do not even consider it. We stayed 1 night and it was plenty….. Hotel needs a lot of work.

    Dec 17, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 5.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Stay here! Breakfast, beach & local food options

    We love this resort. The beach is beautiful, rooms are great and the breakfast is top notch. We really appreciated and enjoyed the upgrades over the last few years to add tonnes of extra beach chairs that don’t require cousins, new towels, built out areas with seating by the small pools and the canon/fort. We loved the local food options nearby like Cuz, Indian grill and Blush Cafe just a short walk away. The hotel cafe has great coffee and snacks and treats. Only complaint is the clothing store/women’s boutique was often not open at all or during stated hours in our stay & the staff is inattentive & uses inappropriate language, however the store is not part of The Hilton, just a leased space I have learned.

    Dec 07, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 5.0 star tripadvisor rating
    ONE OF THE FRIENDLIEST HOTELS ON THE ISLAND!

    We have visited this hotel some twenty times over the years and have seen it go from strength to strength! The staff are brilliant. Janique Mason the operations manager is always around and a pleasure to deal with. The reception staff are excellent and so helpful, especially Valencia and Wilma to name just two! The bedrooms are spacious and most have amazing views of the beaches and pools. You can request the type of pillows you require. In our cases, soft! There is a delightful coffee shop in the lobby that has a great choice of snacks and ice creams. As for pool-side entertainment. Wow!!!! Every evening features entertainment, with excellent singers and music while you sip away at your “Happy hour” drinks between 5pm and 6pm. It’s a must! There are plenty of taxis for when you want to go out and about. B$25, about £10.50, minimum charge will get you to a few nice restaurants. The Cliff restaurant is around B$60 each way. There are three restaurants in the hotel and a bar by the lobby that has “Happy hour” every evening between 7pm and 8pm. There is an excellent gym. It would be rather remiss of me if I didn’t mention the general manager, Jacques Monteil. He really has turned this hotel around during his two and a half years here! We will return to our “second home” early next year!

    Nov 25, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 3.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Fine for a short stay but a bit soulless

    We’d been on Barbados in a villa with family for two weeks but wanted a night nearer the airport as we had a late night flight home. We stayed just one night, it’s perfectly fine, we had a nice dinner in The lighthouse restaurant and the room was comfy with 2 double beds, and the pool and private each is nice enough. It’s just a bit soulless, a massive hotel that could be anywhere. You don’t get the full Bajan experience, I.e great food, scenery and local culture. This hotel is fine for a short stay, but at over 40O$US a night it’s expensive.

    Nov 24, 2024
  • TRI_LOGO_ANCILLARY_ 1.0 star tripadvisor rating
    Avoid this place

    Service was unfriendly and slow. Was shocked at the lack of enthusiasm for their jobs. Worst place I’ve stayed on the island. Don’t stay here. Go next door to the Radisson Aquatica which is smaller, less expensive but has friendly staff and a calm bay ocean you can actually enjoy. Will never stay in a Hilton again, anywhere.

    Nov 11, 2024