The property is set to enhance its dining options over the next two years. Credit: Jakub Żerdzicki / Unsplash.

Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino in Noord, Aruba, is carrying out a $100m expansion, which will add a new beachfront tower and dining concepts.

The renovated property is due to launch in late 2025, reported HospitalityNet. 

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Ground-breaking for the new oceanfront tower occurred in May 2023.

It will feature 161 accommodations, including 18 oceanfront suites, designed to operate as an exclusive “hotel within a hotel.”

Incorporating a mid-century modern aesthetic, the tower will also introduce an adults-only rooftop club with views of the Caribbean Sea.

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Meanwhile, the resort’s existing Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao towers are scheduled for a refresh, with completion targeted for later this year.

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Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino is also set to enhance its dining options over the next two years.

Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino general manager Lawrence Tuck said: “These enhancements will redefine the guest experience at the award-winning resort and further expand our legacy as a top destination for visitors to Aruba.

“During the project, we are continuing to welcome visitors with the exceptional service and hospitality that we are known for and look forward to surpassing expectations once the expansion is completed.”

This announcement follows Hilton’s financial report, which revealed a net income of $422m for Q2 2024, up 2.17% from $413m in Q2 2023.