Caribe Hilton in San Juan, Puerto Rico, completed its more than $150 million restoration following a 15-month closure.
Park Hotels & Resorts, which owns the property, worked with P3 Design Collective, a design firm based in McLean, Va., to design the resort’s new incarnation.
In terms of design, there are touches inspired by San Juan, the property’s location, as well as its history. Included in the renovation project were the guestrooms and suites, food-and-beverage concepts, the fitness center, the spa, the tennis center (in collaboration with Puerto Rican Olympic gold medalist Monica Puig), and the landscaping.
The Caribe Hilton sits beachfront on a peninsula made up of 17 acres of tropical gardens. The resort has a secluded beach, oceanfront swimming pools, whirlpools, beachside hammocks and a spa. The resort also is home to an array of boutiques and a bird sanctuary. The property has 65,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space.
Photo credit: Caribe Hilton