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Caribe Hilton was the now global Hilton brand’s first property outside the continental United States. With travel to Puerto Rico booming, the trendsetting resort feels more iconic than ever.
As Caribe Hilton marks its 75th anniversary, it’s worth celebrating more than just a property—this landmark resort is a cornerstone of Puerto Rico’s hospitality heritage. Launched in 1949 as the first Hilton outside the continental U.S., it introduced countless visitors to the island’s charm—from lush gardens and a tranquil beach to the legendary piña colada, born right at the Caribar.
The Island of Enchantment has a little bit of something for every kind of traveler. From Adults-only resorts to family-friendly spots, take a look at these top 10 resorts, including the ever-iconic Caribe Hilton for your next Caribbean hotel stay.
Whether you have the opportunity to see Bad Bunny perform at what will no doubt be a historic event, or you’re planning on a Puerto Rico trip later on, here are 5 ways to immerse in the culture, natural beauty, and history that inspire his music.
Puerto Rico offers rich culture, stunning landscapes, and historic sites—no passport needed for U.S. travelers. Just a short flight away, it’s an easy getaway for families, with unique attractions like tropical rainforests, centuries-old forts, and Caribbean-style beaches.
Just minutes from Old San Juan, Caribe Hilton has been a top family-friendly resort since 1949. Kids can dive into activities like sandcastle building, and scavenger hunts, while adults enjoy Pilates, piña colada tastings, and bingo. With multiple pools (including a kids-only one), tropical gardens, a bird sanctuary, and an on-site ice cream shop, there’s something for everyone.
Tourism in Puerto Rico has seen a steady rise in recent years, sparking a surge of innovation and creativity across the island’s hospitality landscape. From chic adults-only escapes to welcoming, family-friendly resorts, Puerto Rico offers something for every type of traveler. Best of all, U.S. citizens can visit passport-free (just bring your Real ID), making this vibrant destination both accessible and adventure-packed.
Opened in 1949 as the first Hilton outside the mainland U.S., Caribe Hilton has long been a glam-tropical icon. Once a hotspot for stars like Gloria Swanson and Elizabeth Taylor, it now balances family-friendly comfort with classic style. With 652 rooms, it’s one of San Juan’s largest hotels—but still feels surprisingly intimate. After a 15-month closure post-Hurricane Maria, the hotel continues to play a central role in San Juan’s vibrant resurgence.
Puerto Rico has long been a top destination for Caribbean tourism, offering a wealth of must-do activities and rich cultural experiences. One of the island’s iconic landmarks and Hilton’s first international hotel, Caribe Hilton stands at the center of the island’s vibrant music scene with a storied past and exciting future. Explore the hotel’s unique blend of heritage and modern amenities to see firsthand why it remains such a legendary destination.
Whether you’re looking for a classic New Year’s experience with champagne and ball drops, or you want a restful respite away from the hustle and bustle, there are plenty of great hotels out there that make traveling during the New Year actually worth it. Coming in the #1 spot, Caribe Hilton offers two New Year’s Eve parties to choose from with a warm, sunny destination to go with it.
Award-winning bartender Virgie Nieves serves up her favorite holiday drink (coquito!) here at Caribe Hilton in sunny Puerto Rico, where we celebrate one of the longest holidays seasons in the world.
If you’ve had the fortune to visit this vibrant island, you know that Puerto Rico is far from a floating pile of garbage. With its lively salsa dancing, refreshing rum, exquisite gastronomy, and lush tropical rainforests, the island has an absolute vibe. As the holidays approach, planning a trip to Puerto Rico is an excellent idea. Plus, since it’s a U.S. territory, you won’t need to worry about a passport.
Get a sneak peak at Black Friday / Cyber Monday offers and score yourself a great hotel travel deal, including 25% off your stay at the ever-iconic Caribe Hilton.
