Hilton Barbados

Based close to the colourful capital, Bridgetown, this is a great place to stay if you want to experience the heart and soul of Barbados. Bars, restaurants, shops and nightlife are all nearby but you can also just relax on the hotel’s two fabulous beaches, enjoy the excellent dining options and take advantage of the hotel’s superb facilities, including the kids’ club, watersports and brand new spa.

Airport Transfer

20 minutes' drive from the airport.

Location

On the south west coast of Barbados, just 5 minutes from Bridgetown and 10 minutes from St Lawrence Gap.

Accommodation

The resort consists of 350 air-conditioned rooms and suites, all offering an ocean view and well equipped with a king size or two double beds, cable TV, mini bar, tea/coffee making facilities and a private balcony. WiFi is available at an additional charge. 

Restaurants And Bars

The Lighthouse Terrace Restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers a choice of al fresco or air-conditioned indoor dining. Located right on the beach, the Water’s Edge Bar serves drinks and light lunches throughout the day whilst The Grille is the place to enjoy gourmet fine dining with succulent steaks and fresh seafood on the menu. The relaxed Careenage Bar features regular live entertainment and an extensive cocktail list.  

Meal Plans

Room Only
Bed & Breakfast
Half Board
Full Board

Facilities

There are 3 swimming pools, a Jacuzzi, fitness centre, 3 tennis courts and watersports including scuba diving, jet skiing, boogie boarding, kayaking and snorkelling. The brand new 2,400 sq ft Eforea Spa is the first of its kind in the Caribbean and features 4 treatment rooms, manicure and pedicure rooms, saunas and relaxation lounges, as well as an innovative treatment menu. Younger guests are well looked after at the KIDZ Paradise Club which offers an excellent programme of supervised children’s activities for ages 4-13 yrs, including treasure hunts, movies and beach games.

Important Information

Please note that the south coast of Barbados is more exposed to the prevailing wind than the west coast and, as a result, swimming and watersports may occasionally be inadvisable, especially for children.