Overview
Hilton Barbados Resort enjoys a prime location on the lush tropical peninsula of Needham’s Point, surrounded by two soft white sand beaches and pristine blue waters. Home to the 17th-century ruins of Charles Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, our beachfront resort boasts stunning views of the Caribbean from every guest room.
Book between January 6-14, 2025 and receive $100 food and beverage credit per room (not applicable to breakfast) when you travel January 24-February 11, 2025 and February 16-March 19, 2025 and March 21-April 26, 2025.
Any stays touching the nights of February 12-15, 2025 or March 20, 2025 are not eligible for the food and beverage credit. Credit will be deducted from room charges at check out.
Other fees include
- Barbados Government Room Rate Levy
Check in
4 p.m.
Check out
11 a.m.
Rooms
342
Inclusions
- Round-trip airport transfers
- All taxes
Rooms
- 1 king bed, or 2 double beds
- Bay View
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, or 2 double beds
- Bay View
- Minimum 1 adult, maximum 4 adults
- Maximum 3 children
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- Balcony
- Bathroom with shower only
- Climate control
- Connecting rooms available (subject to availability)
- A/C
- Alarm clock
- Coffee maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Safe
- 1 king bed, or 2 double beds
- Ocean view
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, or 2 double beds
- Ocean view
- Minimum 1 adult, maximum 4 adults
- Maximum 3 children
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- Balcony
- Bathroom with shower only
- Climate control
- Connecting rooms available (subject to availability)
- A/C
- Alarm clock
- Coffee maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Safe
Amenities
Exterior
Exterior
Aerial view
Lobby
Pool
Pool
Pool
Lighthouse
Waters Edge Beach Bar
Lighthouse Terrace Restaurant
Cuppa Cafe
The Grille Bajan Inspired
Careenage Rum Stop!
Fort
Spa
Location
Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
Outstanding Service and Stunning Ocean views and location
AKCToronto (Toronto) on Dec 05, 2025
Travelled with family including children. TODDLER Age: If you have toddlers (I don't but I remember there were certain details I would always look for in reviews so just helping others), I'll include a separate review about the amenities they can enjoy: Along the beach there are small pools of collected ocean water (ponds) next to the barrier rocks that they can play in (ankle to less than knee deep). There is a 1' small square pool just for toddlers at the hotel. Bring beach toys, because they don't really stock toys, it's just whatever is left from previous guests. Kids buffet (breakfast) is half price, lots of options (fresh fruit, yoghurts, eggs any style, tots, all breads, muffins, meats, cheeses, juices, etc.) but I think less than 3 years may eat for free (need to check). There is a separate kids menu for lunch and dinner at the pool side restaurant. Playground - there is a small playground including a slide, swings, hanging trapeze, and climbing structure that is enclosed and next to the pool side. No kids club but there are some organized activities that are scheduled throughout the week on a board. Lots of counter space in the bathroom (ground level, near pools) for diaper changes. Location: If you love the beach, this is a great location. You have ocean access to a few beach entry points, each with different levels of ocean waves. It was yellow flag every day, which means you can jump in the waves. Swim shoes are not required because there are lots of areas without rocks and the sand is quite soft. Across the parking lot is Pebbles beach for water activities or horse watching/bathing. Ocean temperatures seemed warmer than the pool. There is no beach service for drinks/meals. You can take towels from the resort to the beach across the parking lot for activities. Pools: I don't think hot tub was working but it was already quite hot throughout the day. There are two main pools, lots of space. Bali beach style beds I believe are available for rent. Pool depth varies between 3' and close to 6' (for the infinity edge pool). Restaurants/room service: The food was fine but doesn't compare to food offsite at restaurants in St. Lawrence Gap or Bridgetown. There is already a service charge included, so at your discretion you can tip on top of tip. All prices (on island) are in Barbado dollars and basically half the amount is the USD conversion. Rooms: The one factor that would prevent me from returning are the double beds. I don't know why hotels even have double bed options for families. All other room categories were sold out and there were no options. Keep that in mind if you have a full family and need restful sleep. Bathrooms do not come with shower gels (only bar soap, shampoo and conditioner) so bring some. Housekeeping was generous with water bottles and there is a bar fridge to stock and store them. Otherwise, rooms were always cleaned daily, bathroom space is adequate and they have a hanging wire to dry wet clothing. Towels are plentiful. Housekeeping is very accommodating and understanding with adjusting timings for room cleaning and always remembered preferences (i.e., need more bath towels). Service: Excellent service and hospitality from everyone including housekeeping, the personal trainer in the gym, beach towel attendants, restaurant hostess and waiter/waitress and hostess serving at a conference. Vicky, server at the conference we attended gifted my children with a Barbados souvenir bag and sea turtle key chain and gave recommendations for tourist sites. I was quite touched by the server remembering my children/family and passing along a memory of Barbados. Barbados Blue: If you are a Hilton guest, you can enjoy the water activity services at Pebble Beach with complementary access to paddle boarding and kayaking. We did an excursion with snorkeling and the tour guides were fantastic, patient and understanding of everyone's different comfort level in the ocean. Highly recommended ($50 USD/person for snorkeling in Carlisle Bay). The tour guides are very good with children and teens and making them comfortable in the water. Uber introduced in November and easy to use with prompt service but they have readily available taxis parked in front of Hilton. Offsite restaurants: Many options within walking distance from the hotel including Bali Beach house (located on the beach and kids can play in the ocean while waiting for their meal) but there are lots of flies near the food/beach area. You will see monkeys in open areas when you leave the resort and start walking towards restaurants. I recommend Sage for brunch - lovely setting and location. Short distance (Uber) away is Bliss Cafe, which is an Instagram type atmosphere but the coffee and brunch were also excellent. For dinner, I recommend trying the ocean view restaurants in St. Lawrence Gap such as Mimosa's and Castaways (Mimosa's looks like it could be part of the Barbie movie set and has a playground and lego building station for kids, all overlooking the ocean. Castaways had Kids menu French fries that reminded my kid of McDonald's but they a wonderful fusion menu). Our best meals were offsite. Also, you can drink tap water everywhere including the hotel.
A FABULOUS PLACE TO STAY!
Terry R on Nov 27, 2025
We were back here again for our 35th visit to the island! Many locals think that we should be given citizenship of Barbados!!! ?????? The staff at the hotel are friendly and there are plenty of amenities to be used including an excellent gym! The pool bar is open for food and drinks until late so if you’re not going out for dinner you can always eat in one of the three restaurants and the pool-side bar. The bedrooms are being upgraded on a regular basis and naturally takes time! All beaches on the island are public and the Hilton beaches are simply the best! However, it’s very unusual to see more than a handful of locals popping in at weekends. Give it a try!
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