The Hacienda at Hilton Puerto Vallarta boasts many features unique to the property, including the Mexican Pacific Coast’s only spa flotarium therapy; Hilton Serenity Beds in every room; both a swim-up bar and a sky bar; a library; and an all-day restaurant.
PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO – Hilton Hotels & Resorts recently opened The Hacienda, a new adults-only section of its Hilton Puerto Vallarta resort dedicated to providing travelers looking to disconnect and enjoy a hard-earned vacation with a secluded “no kids allowed” zone. The Hacienda section is a playground for romance and relaxation complete with Mexican-inspired decor, all-inclusive luxuries and exciting room features including private Jacuzzis and swim-out pools.
“Adult travelers today are looking to truly immerse themselves in their destination, whether it be through food, traditions or art, but they’re also seeking sophisticated, photogenic surroundings."
Hilton’s commitment to innovation without sacrificing heritage or authenticity reflects in The Hacienda, a 192-suite section suiting the rising trends of adults-only trips, couples getaways, culturally oriented tourism and business travel. The Hacienda suites feature four categories outfitted in an elegant aesthetic, as designed by famed Mexican architect Ricardo Elias.
“Adult travelers today are looking to truly immerse themselves in their destination, whether it be through food, traditions or art, but they’re also seeking sophisticated, photogenic surroundings. We’ve designed The Hacienda with this new wave of travelers in mind,” said Hernan Vanegas, general manager.
The Hacienda at Hilton Puerto Vallarta boasts many features unique to the property, including the Mexican Pacific Coast’s only spa flotarium therapy; Hilton Serenity Beds in every room; both a swim-up bar and a sky bar; a library; and an all-day restaurant. Butler service and Sunset Terrace lounge will be launching November 2018.
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