This hotel is a great deal for the location. It is right on a beautiful beach! The staff was very helpful through out our stay! Make sure you request a room on the south side.

If you're looking for an oceanfront hotel near Palm Beach, look at the Hilton on Singer Island. The owners are upgrading the hotel to keep it up to Hilton standards....the rooms, the restaurant, the pool, the beach area....all good. The restaurant serves an excellent buffet breakfast at a reasonable price. The personnel are very hepful.

There are numerous attractions within an easy drive. Be sure to visit Palm Beach and City Center.

The attached photo was taken from our room.....what more do you want!

Stayed for one week from 3/22 to 3/29. We had decided to make a warm-weather getaway after being invited to a wedding in Palm Beach. Contacted the property directly after doing some price-shopping.

This is not a resort, but it's better than your typical hotel mostly because of it's location. The beach is right there! The service in the hotel and the restaurant was pretty attentive however they really need to replace the carpets throughout the hotel. Free parking for guests, $5 if you you use the valet but their is really no need for it. The restaurant we thought was very good. Again, it's not a 5 star resort but as far as breakfast and lunch goes the menu selection and quality of food was better than average. We enjoyed the view from our room, but it was an ocean-view room. All rooms facing the south had no balconies because of ongoing construction and the North facing rooms really didn't have a view (except of the neighboring hotel and the roof of the kitchen below.

All in all it served it's purpose. We went to get a little R&R and be close to the beach. We did have a rental car and like others have said, you will need one. Don't expect the resort services like spas or ammenities like that because it is not that type of place. If you need entertainment other than the ocean outside your front door than you probably need to look somewhere else and plan on spending more money.

Only other negative things were beyond the hotel's control. We just happened to stay during the week that "Spring Bling" was going on and it just created some unwanted interruptions with tv crews filming what i guess was celebrities on the property and on one particular afternoon you couldn't go in the water for a period of time because the migrating sharks had decided to chase the bait fish close to shore for a little snack. That event did add a little excitement to the trip as on more than one occasion we were able to see 6 foot sharks swimming within 15 feet of the shoreline!

Our family of five stayed at the Hilton the week prior to Easter, and it had a nice family atmosphere, which we appreciated. Our first two nights were spent in a lower-floor room on the north side of the building. This room was small, had a small fridge, and a view of the reception hall roof, which had nothing to recommend itself. Because this portion of our stay was booked with Honor Points, we couldn't really do much about the room placement. However, we requested to be moved to a higher floor toward the beach side of the building for the remainder of our stay, and not only was this room larger, but the fridge was twice the size and the view was very pretty. I would recommend a room toward the beach on a higher floor to avoid a magnificent view of the tar roof and too much pool noise if you are on the south side of the building.

The pool was one of the few "large" pools I've seen at a hotel--long enough to swim laps if you are a swimmer. Our boys loved it! It also had a small fitness center, and there was a good running trail right across from the hotel. This was not a good running beach, as it pitched pretty heavily toward the water, so the trail was handy.

You will also want a rental car, as there is nothing within walking distance except the hotel restaurant, which was actually pretty good. If you are looking for good places to take the family, try the Key Lime House on the channel in Lantana. Our waiter was outstanding, and he brought out extra cornbread at the end of our meal so our sons could feed the catfish off the pier. We also tried Saitos, a Japanese hibatchi restaurant in City Place, and Stone Rock Pizza on Clematis Street; both were fun and had outdoor seating if desired.

For activities, Lion Country Safari Zoo was worth a visit to feed the giraffes, and we also went to a go kart/batting cage/rock climbing place in Boynton Beach whose name I can't think of offhand. The state park just north of the hotel was lovely, and our kids liked exploring the dunes and looking for shells.

Expect to pay for anything extra--that goes for the hotel and the area in general. Lots of valet parking, even at more casual restaurants. That's Palm Beach. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and adequate. Not a "resort", but definitely good for a family and the service was attentive.