Stayed three nights this past week at the Singer Island Hilton. I was fishing a tournament at the Sailfish Marina. Dont be fooled by the Hilton name. When I book at The Hilton, I expect exemplary accomodations and service. Three consecutive trips by their repairman to fix the handle falling of the shower. One bar of shower soap for three days. (On the third day I was using soap pieces) Three elevators but only two worked for the three day stay resulting in long waits. They were installing new carpet in the lobby/dining area, but that is a good thing. I have no problems with that... no points taken off. What I do have a problem with is this....I dont mind paying good money for sirloin but when I get ground chuck instead I feel Im getting ripped off. Dont be fooled by the name. The accomodations are just OK.

As I was travelling w/kids, the room was not as nice as I am accustomed to for the Hilton brand, especially for the price that I was charged. The "islandview balcony", which was supposed to have a view of the inter-coastal, that I paid extra for, did not & was laughably small, (what's the point?). I felt this was false-advertising. The pool area was dirty & no fresh towels, middle-aged people posted at jacuzzi drinking, so we could not enjoy it. Drinks WAY overpriced & horrible. I have stayed at Best Westerns nicer than this hotel. Sorry, I hope that my future Hilton stays prove better, but I will not stay at this hotel again.

We have stayed at the Hilton about 10 times over the years. Just came back from a 3 night stay. The hotel has been undergoing renovation in the lobby area which is now almost complete except for the new fitness center. Some of the rooms have been redone. We had a corner room with 2 balconies which was was nice. However the bathroom renovation while stylish is a bit cramped with new swinging shower doors with little clearance. The issue that we have with the Hilton is that is continues to advertise itself as a resort but essentially offers very few amenities. There is a nice private beach but renting chairs etc are not cheap. The restaurant is ok but nothing to shout home about. You can access other services but they are all a la carte and can add up quickly. Singer Island has become a venue for upscale tower condos and expensive homes. The Hilton is the last traditional hotel on the island. It's time that Hilton decided what its brand in this location really means.

From the moment of my arrival I felt as though I was an honored guest in personal home of a very attentive host. Every employee I counted (from the sales manager to the bellman) was professional, accommodating and very friendly. My hotel room was very clean and very well equipped with everything I needed. This was my first visit to Hilton Singer Island, however, it is now my goal to make this an annual vacation spot!