Hilton Suites Ocean City Oceanfront, Ocean City

Awesome LARGE indoor (open late!) & optional kids or adult outdoor pool facilitles! Super clean! Dreamy soft pillows and comfy beds. Jet bath and large shower area. Walk right out to the beach, what could be better? (Small fitness rm. some machines not working) Coffee shop amenities. Stayed at begining of June. Great rates but not all boardwalk actiivities were open, yet:( Wish for souvenir clothing/forgotten items (kids/adults) in gift shop, Tshirts, sandals, beachtowels, etc.) We would stay no place else & planning a return.

The hotel was great. The front desk was rude and not nice. This hotel cost to much to stay here. I wouldn't stay here again.

Beautiful hotel! Clean, comfortable rooms and friendly service. We got the romance package as an option for our stay. After arrival, we were presented with chocolate covered strawberries and a bottle of champagne. The next morning, we had a wonderful breakfast brought exactly as ordered to our room, it was nice to have our coffee while watching the sun come up from our balcony. This was a very memorable stay, we will definitely return again.

I stayed at the Hilton Suites Ocean City for three nights in season at a rate of $479/night. After coming to Ocean City for 10-20 years, and always staying at the Dunes Manor, I decided it was time for a change. Boy, was I glad I did. Okay. The price is pretty outrageous. I have found the average Ocean City hotel to be $230/night in season, and the Hilton's double the cost. As crazy as I may sound, It's actually worth it. My room on the 12th floor had a living area with sofa, 3 lamps, a chair, coffee table, and a flat panel telivision. The dining area of the room had a pretty knicked up table and four chairs. The kitchenette was nice, but like most others, I didn't use it. It isn't a vacation if you're going to cook! Bathroom was nice, like a spa, and had double granite sinks, a toilet that wouldn't flush (a call to the hotel engineer fixed that) and a spa corner tub with rain shower head. The tub is hard to get into for older folks (65+ I'd say) because it's about 3 1/2 feet deep. The beds aren't all they're hyped up to be. Sheets are good, but popped out at night. Mattresses are not "luxury pillowtop," but rather a cheap mattress with mattress pad on. My bed at home is better. Four pillows on each bed. No round blue pillow in front as shown on website. Second LCD flat panel tv in bedroom. Balcony with table and four chairs. No palm tree as shown on website. Turndown service was nice-cleaned the room again (twice in the day), left pillow chocolates (REALLY GOOD) and mood lighting and music. The elevators have a tremendous wait. 15 minutes for the elevator to come down and as you go up, there's a stop on every floor. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and finally at the penthouse level, 12. Same thing when coming down. My 12-year-old enjoyed the outdoor pools, as did his friends. Outdoor kids pool had 2 waterslides, fountains, rapid whirpool, and around 200 chairs (all of which were clamed after 9:00 AM - reserve yours before breakfast by putting you're towel on it-no one touches it). Moroccian music is played poolside daily, and is a nice touch. From the pool deck, there's a staircase with around 60-70 steps to get to the beach. Count 'em. Not practical when carrying beach chairs, umbrellas, surfboards, cooler, sandtoys, etc. Bellhops efficient, but do not take your "stuff" to the beach for you. Darn... A woman (employed by Hilton) was at the elevator in the lobby and valet dropoff area ready to push the buttons, whenever needed. Nice touch at a hotel of this class. Restaurant was good. Enjoyed meals (2 dinners and breakfasts). Early bird 5PM - 6PM. It's not a ritz, but will cost you equally to one, but well worth it.

We arrived at the Hilton Hotel this August for a three night stay. Once we arrived at 2:30, we were told that there was no rooms available until 3:00, for they already had a waiting list of 70 people who wanted an early check in. At 3:00 PM (check in is guarenteed by that time), we were told that our room was ready. Our room on floor 12 was nothing short of the four stars the Hilton was awarded. The living room is nice, as shown on the website, but note that they make things look a little better than they are by putting some throw pillows here and there (fyi - there isn't one in the room) and dimming the lights in the pix. The dining set was nice, but could only seat four, which I was expecting it to seat six. The kitchen (if you can call it that) was tiny, but gorgeous. The white oak cabnets were set off with gorgeous black granite countertops which were also in the bathroom. Note: There are only four glasses and plates in each room, and the toaster was no where to be found - finally found it in the closet :( The bathroom was nice and had a corned jacussi soaking tub which is extremely deep for disabled or older guests. I asked them what type of bath was in the accesable rooms and they told me a regular height tub. The bedroom was gorgeous and furnished as are the finest homes. The beds aren't all their hyped up to be. They were missing featherbeds which made them feel as though they were of two star quality. Never the less, the linens were fantastic. The patio (more like a balcony) has a table and four chairs, which, once again, can only seat four, not six. Both the living room and bedroom had a 32" flat panel telivision. My 12 year old loved all of the hotel's pools. In fact, we were only at the beach one time in our entire stay (at which we had the unpleasent event of getting stung by OC's fameous jellyfish. Ouch.) The kids pool had a wicked whirpool (as I am told) that has a fast moving current which throws you around in circles at a fast rate. They loved the waterslide, that even on the weekend, didn't have a long line. Although we did not spend much time there, the adult pool with swim up bar seating was nice also. Madana Mode (at the pool) was so expensive it was funny. $6.50 for a hot dog? A hot dog, people. I mean, come on! The indoor pool was nice on the rainy day we arrived. My child made a friend there who he spent most of his time there with. The restaurant is nice, and from 5PM-6PM, about half of the meals are 50% off. My NY Strip Steak was $33 after 6PM and $15.95 at the "early bird." Our server (Kelly) was fantasitic. Even if you do not eat at the restaurant, have room service bring you a "Chocoate Explosion." It is the best dessert I have ever eaten in my life. Although is is $8.50, it was fantastic and worth every cent. TRUST ME - THE BEST! Now, the price. Our standard two queen one bedroom suite was $480.00 in the summer season. Yes, that's right. $480.00. I could see it being worth mabye $350.00, if that, but not much more. All in all, the Hilton Suites Ocean City Oceanfront is the best

Stayed in the Hilton Suites the Wed-Fri prior to Memorial Day. Location: The hotel is at the end of Baltimore Avenue on 32nd St which is closes street that runs parallel to the Oceanfront. Likes: * Beautifully hotel * 3 Pools [2 outdoor (1 Adult, 1 Family)] 1 indoor * All rooms ocean side * Rooms include full kitcken and living room * All rooms have balconys and a superb view of the ocean (nice to take in at sunrise) * Good Breakfast * Problems resolve quickly Dislikes: *At check-in they could not find my reservation although I called just 4 hours prior to arrival. * At check-in I did not receive my Breakfast Coupons (these come with the Bounceback vacation package so ask for them if you do not get them) Overall: I have already recommended this to my family and friends. I'm confident that you will also love this hotel. Please be aware that you will be over 32 blocks away from the start of the Boardwalk at the inlet so you may want to drive. During our stay the traffic and the crowds were nowhere to be found. Can't imagine what it was like during the weekend. I will stay here again, although I had a couple of problems at check-in the next receptionist that I dealt with solved all of my issues.

Loved the room which is really an efficiency. 2 tv's! The tub holds 2 adults reasonably. And the 2 sinks in the bathroom are a godsend. The indoor pool was a welcome winter retreat. Only thing I would change is the restaurant's dinner menu - too exotic but they were more that willing to modify for our tastes. I would have built a spa onsite for us winter birds - a massage and manicure, etc. Will definitely go back next winter.

I took my family to this Hotel the 3rd week of August. After hearing and reading from so many people about how terribly crowded Ocean City is, we were happy to say that it was not bad at all, now there are 2 possible reasons, one because we are from NJ and are just used to crowds or the 3rd week of August is a good time to go. This Hotel was just superb, the rooms were spacious enough and very clean. The staff was pleasant and affable. Our Kids absolutely loved the pools (so did we). The cost was the only downside, it is very expensive,but in the end worth it!! I highly reccomend it!! Oh, and the internet access inthe business center is free, a nice surprise.