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"Beautiful spot. "

"Very nice. Easy to get to cruise terminal with shuttle service from hotel. "

"I had a late flight, the staff was very accommodating. The room was clean and just what I need to recharge. Port Shuttle service was wonderful. Defiantly will stay again."

"They were very friendly and accommodating at check-in. "

"Perfect for my need. Weekend getaway for beach. Big rooms, affordable price, awesome location."

"It was great!"

"Second time here and just as good as the first! "

"Everything about this hotel was pretty wonderful. Really nice welcoming lobby, good restaurants, very fast elevators, and a very nice clean room. The problem lies in the advertising. If you say you are an oceanfront hotel and you book a room with a balcony you expect a balcony. Think about it for a second. Anyone who is reading this. From any country or in any language. Say the word "balcony" and what immediately pops into your mind? An outside area where you can sit. Period. Full stop. What the HILTON has on its more expensive "oceanfront" rooms is an outside railing. It is not a balcony. There's just enough room for one person to stand and look over the railing. There is nowhere to sit. There is no room to sit. There are no chairs. There are no tables. It is… A railing. Not a balcony. If that had been made clear in their advertising, I might not have booked this more expensive room. Or possibly looked into a different oceanfront hotel. Don't do that. Don't play that game. You know, coming dangerously close to the L word. On the other side of the hotel, there were rooms that had full balconies. But for whatever reason, those rooms are classified as partial ocean view rooms. Not "oceanfront". And while that much of your advertising is actually truthful… The balcony thing isn't. I've made my point. I won't be belabor it. Just don't do stuff like that. Don't lie. Yeah, I said it. Not cool Hilton. Not cool. "

"Staff was friendly my room was clean had no issues at all"