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Hotel overview
The iconic Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino boasts a breathtaking location on 15 acres of tropical paradise, offering the perfect island escape. Guests can unwind by two zero-entry pools, relax on the soft white sand of Palm Beach, or rejuvenate at the beachfront eforea Spa, featuring native aloe experiences, outdoor cabanas and signature treatments. Just steps away, guests can enjoy nearby nightlife, shopping, dining, and more. The 358 newly-refreshed guest rooms and suites were designed with the modern traveler in mind. All rooms offer a patio or balcony with views of the ocean, gardens or island. The Palm Beach Club with key-card only access, private lounge and exclusive amenities is located on the rooftop of Aruba tower. The Palm Beach Club is an exquisite collection of guest rooms and suites presenting special amenities, designed to further enhance your stay. Suites have a separate living area with queen sofa bed and dining table.
Our rooms offer modern comforts including complimentary WiFi, an LCDTV, mini-refrigerator and coffeemaker. Play the slots and table games at our casino. Enjoy the fitness center with all the latest equipment while you take in the beachfront views. Savor unforgettable dining experiences and breathtaking views with a diverse selection of on-property bars and restaurants. Sunset Bar invites guests to taste the island’s famous cocktail, the Aruba Ariba. After all, Hilton Aruba is its birthplace! Enjoy an unforgettable dining experience at Sunset Grille with breathtaking sunset views at our newly renovated steakhouse, offering prime-aged steaks and chops along with freshly caught seafood. Discover an extraordinary breakfast experience at
the all-new Laguna. Delve into our revitalized buffet featuring an array of sweet and savory delights and made-to-order omelets, or select from the signature a la carte specialties. Or visit Oscar’s Market in the main lobby, serving freshly brewed Lavazza coffee and espresso along with quick bites including salads, sandwiches, and baked goods. Nestled in a lush garden next to the sparkling waters of Palm Beach, Miramar Garden features a food truck, pop-up bar, and BBQ smoker. Enjoy a diverse menu of beach fare and mouthwatering BBQ dishes, complemented by our signature cocktails. Shore Club - Coming Summer 2025! Introducing Shore Club, Palm Beach's newest oceanfront gem—a restaurant and bar like no other. Savor fresh beachside fare and refreshing cocktails, or host a private event on our rooftop, featuring breathtaking ocean views. With 24,000 sq. ft of lush outdoor space. ranging from gardens to beach and 15,000 sq. ft. of indoor space including meeting rooms and our grand ballroom, experience distinctive meeting venues at our Aruba resort to suit any occasion.
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Hotel details
Hotel advisories
General policies & fine print
Check-in Policy- Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy- Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy- This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
Transfer Policy - A price may display when children stay free, if your vacation includes transfer to your hotel.
General Information- Room taxes are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Resort fee Inclusions : Guest internet access; non-motorized water, resort & fitness activities including stand-up paddle boards, kayaks, meditations, yoga, dance sessions and mini spa experiences; bicycle tours or rentals; and reusable water bottles refillable at stations throughout resort.
Ratings & reviews
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3393 reviews
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May 01, 2025God stay
Overall good hotel and recommend it. Clean and good and quick service. The ground are nice, have few parrots which is cute, the gym is good and the room we stayed j. Was spacious. Regarding the construction is didn’t bother us at all but it was slow as we went during the Easter holiday and we stayed at the beach vs the pool. However pool and beach are very close so it was not bad. and in the rooms we were in the Curaçao building you won’t hear anything very good insulation I didn’t give it 5 stars because of the fact we have to reserve a complimentary umbrella at 12:30 and must show up before 11 to confirm reservation… extra logistics that can be handled through the app reservation system
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Apr 28, 2025Great bar experience at the Hilton Aruba
Yujeidi was our bartender. She made 2 drinks that were absolutely perfect. She had service with a smile and took the best care of us. Thank you for a great experience at the Hilton Sunset Bar. We will return and look for you to serve us again. Thx!!
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Apr 17, 2025
Great week at the Hilton
First time at the Hilton and overall it was a fantastic vacation. First, I want to address the construction. I read the reviews so was aware that there was construction going into this but was willing to take the chance. There are 2 huge towers being built on each side. We didn’t stay by the pools at all but they were blasting the music to cover the sound of the construction. I sat on the beach every day so could barely hear it with the music over it. If you are looking for quiet and serene, I would wait till the construction is done. We sat our first day in one of the back row free palapas and there were definitely some points where the pounding of the construction was bothering me. We rented front row palapas for the rest of the week and didn’t notice a thing. The palapas were great, well spaced apart and necessary to get some shade from the sun throughout the day. It was worth the price to not have to play the 7AM chair game. The beach is beautiful and wide and even though it was Easter week, it never felt crowded. We stayed in a suite at the Palm Beach Club which was fantastic. You get access to breakfast in the AM, some finger sandwiches during the midafternoon and drinks and light appetizers from 5-7. The ladies who work there are fantastic and it was a great way to munch throughout the day when you didn’t want a big lunch. The room was spacious, housekeeping did a great job every day and kept the room stocked with towels and water daily. We had dinner at Sunset Grille one evening and everything was delicious, especially the lobster bisque and the mushroom risotto. Everyone in the resort is very friendly, I would definitely come back.
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Apr 15, 2025
A great stay again and again
We love this resort - have been 6 or more times since 2010 when it was the Radisson. It is on the best stretch of beach in all of Palm Beach. Very family-friendly and an amazing and caring staff. Here during a peak week and despite the hotel being full, it does not feel crowded. We absolutely love the birds and enjoy greeting them each day. The resort has a great line up of activities - my kids are having a blast. Emmely is the best! We are Hilton Diamond. The breakfast is great- full is included, not just continental. Book the room category you want and don’t expect an upgrade, especially during busy times. We booked a studio suite and we are happy with the extra space it gives us. I don’t find the construction to be an issue. However, I will say that I think the addition of the new tower and the Shore Club restaurant take away from some of the charm of the resort. I am sad to see the beautiful open space gone. That being said, my children are looking forward to returning and staying in the new tower when it opens. My only other complaints- the bed in our room so very uncomfortable. I am instead sleeping on a rollaway instead of the king bed. This is somewhat disappointing. There have also been a few errors with our food from the food trucks.
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Apr 13, 2025Nice property but construction impacted our stay
I hardly ever write hotel reviews but wanted to let other travelers as well as Hilton managers know about the state of the resort with current construction. As others have said there is major construction taking place. A notice can be found on the website by clicking a small "Resort Expansion" link. There are minimal details given. Last year, I stayed at another nice hotel brand's property that was undergoing construction, and a notice was prominently displayed on the website. I was able to call and get details and feel comfortable staying there. In Hilton's case, I feel duped as the website does not disclose the extent of the renovation and potential impacts. There is a big tower being built on one side and a restaurant on the other. From some reviews, I had imagined the construction would not be as noticeable, but that's not the case. The Hilton is not as large a resort as I had imagined, and construction was in view and heard from everywhere. Also, two nights of our stay the power was turned off at 4 am for planned maintenance. We were notified by a note in our room that power could be turned off in the coming days - way too vague. My husband has a CPAP that turned off which is not healthy for him and this woke us up both days. Then the water went out due to a construction crew hitting a pipe. This happened right after I had exercised and needed to quickly get ready for our family's all-day excursion. I stopped at the front desk to get some information and was told they knew about the issue and had no information on when the water might be restored. I explained my family had to get ready and leave soon (shower and brush teeth, etc.). All the front desk attendant offered over and over was there was a water break and they didn't know when the water would be restored - leaving the impression that it could easily be hours without water. I asked if there were any areas of the resort with water? Nope - can't help you. I asked if he could give me some bottled water? Nope, they don't have any. There was slight relief when I learned housekeeping could deliver some water, but then I learned about the 2 bottle max. I asked if they could make an exception since their water was out. Nope. The desk attendant seemed to have absolutely no concern. This water incident was apparently the last straw for me, and I had an embarrassing breakdown in the lobby. A manager type came over and said I could have some water delivered to the room (she sent a bunch and also called when the water was back on, and gave us a small resort credit). What really bothered me about this was the no apology/show of concern and the nothing I can do attitude from the front desk clerk. A bit unbelievable for a nice resort in my opinion. We left for our outing late and had to cut it short. All that said we had a nice stay, and felt like there were benefits like a competitive rate to the other resorts, pretty grounds, rooms, and pool (they play music to drown out the construction noise which worked pretty well), and generally very friendly staff. The location is great, an easy walk to all restaurants. We also ate at the resort's Sunset Grille and had a great experience. The outside patio is lovely in the evening, and we have food allergies and felt very well taken care of. The waiter was very friendly and knowledgeable, and the chef came out to check on us. The resort will be very nice when the construction is done.