Hilton Barbados Resort

Vinayak Ram

We had a great stay at the Hilton Barbados Resort. Good sized rooms, good pool and direct access to the beach. The location was great and offered some great views over the bay! Happy hours are great value. Plenty of parking available on-site.

Josh Sauberman

Anniversary trip for my wife and I. The staff are very friendly and the rooms are clean and comfortable. For me, the biggest pluses are that the air conditioner worked great and was quiet, and the beds and pillows were very cozy. The balcony overlooking the pools and ocean was simple and comfortable. For some reason (we didn't report it until after our stay), there was no cold water in our room. The shower and faucet ran hot on both sides, so after a day in the sun, showering was not enjoyable. The beaches on the other hand are clean and lovely, if not quite a bit rocky, but the rocks may have been due to a recent hurricane. The ice-machines on all 8 floors were out of service and waiting for room service to bring ice was slow. We were there during the slow season, so I hope they get new machines before then. The fitness room/gym was really nice. I didn't enjoy the solicitors on the beach pushing activities and other things - they're friendly, but I just don't want to deal with that when I'm vacationing. One night we were there, baby turtles were hatching and heading toward the hotel instead of the ocean due to all the bright lights. Lot's of people were picking them up and putting them in a box, where they're then taken to an appropriate place on the beach for release. That was pretty wild to see!

Aaron May

Deeply Disappointed and Disgusted – Not Up to Hilton Standards or a 2 Star Motel As loyal Hilton customers, we chose the Hilton Barbados Resort expecting the high-quality experience we’ve come to associate with the Hilton name. Unfortunately, this stay was beyond disappointing and left us questioning the brand's commitment to maintaining its reputation. The hotel is in desperate need of a complete overhaul. Everywhere we turned, there were signs of neglect—from trash littering the grounds and beach (including empty beer bottles and used towels) to the overwhelming disrepair of the rooms and facilities. The room we were given was unacceptable: -Mold covered the entire bathroom, and the door to the shower didn’t even close. -Water/white substance splatter stains were evident, the ceiling was chipping and falling, and the hallway and door paint were blackened with grime and hand prints. -The headboard was peeling, corners were caked with dust, and it was clear the room hadn’t been vacuumed. Basic amenities like room service didn’t work, and the door leading to the hallway was so poorly maintained that we had to physically barge through it. It’s clear there’s a lack of pride in the upkeep of this property. The entire atmosphere screams indifference, from management to staff (with the exception of the polite front desk workers, who were the only positive aspect of our stay). The dining experience was equally disappointing—the food was nearly inedible and raised concerns about safety. What makes this situation even more frustrating is the price point. Charging premium rates for what can only be described as a subpar, 2-star experience is unacceptable. It feels like this property is exploiting tourists under the Hilton name without delivering even the bare minimum of quality. Hilton, you can and should do better. This resort does not live up to your standards or the trust your loyal customers place in your brand. Do not get tricked into booking this hotel.

Renee Ortiz

We can start with the views, amazing and breathtaking! From the moment you walk into the main entrance, the view literally takes your breath away. Everyone at the front desk and all of the staff was so friendly and welcoming. The only negatives things I can say is that the food is pricey and I wanted more cuisine from Barbados. The rooms were nice but could use some updating but it wasn't a big deal because we didn't spend much time in the room. I would go back in a heartbeat!

Tade Credgeur

As a middle aged couple, we walked over for a drink on the beach. The first beach bar was closed, so we asked for the wifi before heading to the poolside bar. The "security/bar tender" went out of her way to follow us and demanded that no one gave us the wifi because we we weren't guests. Luckily, we did find a bartender who offered it so I could wish my 95 yr old grandmother happy birthday. We paid $18 for a beer, so we weren't freeloaders, but we also did not get the dismissive vibes to ever want to stay here. Rude!