Airport lounges tend to steal the spotlight, but hotel club lounges have long offered a similarly elevated experience. While they certainly haven’t expanded at the same pace, most major hotel chains tend to operate their own club spaces, typically available at their higher-end brands.
These lounges offer complimentary food and drinks (sometimes including made-to-order meals), along with perks such as dedicated concierge service and quieter places to work and relax.
In this guide, we’ll focus specifically on Hilton Premium Clubs: where to find them, what they offer, and who can access them.
What Are Hilton Club Lounges?
Hilton offers 2 types of club lounges: Premium Clubs and Executive Lounges. Executive Lounges are more widely available across a broader range of Hilton brands, while Premium Clubs are generally limited to some, but not all, of its highest-end properties.
That said, Hilton Premium Club offerings vary by property, though all include concierge service and private spaces to relax and work. Some serve full breakfast, lunch, and dinner, while others focus on lighter options like small bites, desserts, or afternoon tea.
How To Get Access to Hilton Club Lounges
You need to book a club-level room to gain access, which is typically the most expensive room type available. If you don’t book a club-level room up front, you can often purchase access after booking, with daily pricing ranging approximately from $100 to $200 per guest.
As for elite status, Hilton’s top-tier Diamond Reserve status is the only tier that includes complimentary access to Premium Clubs for you and 1 guest. Earning this elite status typically requires a mix of high annual Hilton spend (around $18,000) and either 80 nights or 40 stays in a calendar year.
Standard Hilton Honors Diamond status (which you can also get automatically with the Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card) grants complimentary access to Executive Lounges instead. These are far more common, with roughly 3 dozen locations across the U.S., but generally offer fewer meal options and amenities than Hilton Premium Clubs.
Where Are Hilton Premium Clubs?
As of late 2025, Hilton has published where Premium Clubs are available. This list could continue to grow as Hilton renovates or opens new properties across the world.
Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers (Level 45 Lounge)
Level 45 guests get to enjoy a breakfast menu, light bites, afternoon tea, and evening specials.
Conrad Tulum (Ceiba Club)
Ceiba Club guests can order from a made-to-order menu all day and get cocktails from the bar, as well as snacks and soft drinks for minibar access. Other amenities include a complimentary wine-tasting tour, complimentary overnight in-room dining, spa discounts, and private pool and cabana access.
Conrad Washington, D.C. (Sakura Club)
Sakura Club guests get complimentary breakfast and dinner daily, including a made-to-order omelet station in the morning and a rotating chef’s choice dinner in the evening. Breakfast hours are from 7 to 11 a.m. on Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, while dinner service is available daily from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Guests can also go to a fully stocked bar with complimentary beer, wine, and cocktails, along with a grab-and-go fridge and pantry stocked with premium snacks and drinks available 24/7.
Hilton Cleveland Downtown (The Club at Hilton)
This premium club is coming soon as part of a wider renovation of the Hilton Cleveland Downtown, which debuted in spring 2025. Once it’s officially open, The Club at Hilton guests can access all-day dining with alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages.
Hotel del Coronado (Ocean Club)
Ocean Club guests get complimentary breakfast and afternoon and evening hors d’oeuvres at the Ocean Cottage:
- Breakfast buffet hours: 7:30 to 11 a.m., daily
- Afternoon light bites hours: 12 to 2 p.m., daily
- Evening light bites hours: 4 to 6 p.m., daily
A made-to-order menu is available for à la carte lunch and dinner service.
From mid-May through mid-October, guests get complimentary access to The Beach Club with complimentary food and beverage service and beach chairs and umbrellas.
Signia by Hilton Amman (Club Signia)
Club Signia guests get complimentary breakfast, including a build-your-own omelet station and homemade pancakes. Complimentary lunch service includes salads, sandwiches, and desserts, while evening service includes cocktails, spirits, and wines, with entrees and small bites.
The Club Signia is open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Signia by Hilton Atlanta Georgia World Congress Center (Club Signia)
Club Signia guests get complimentary all-day dining, snacks, and cocktails.
Resorts World Las Vegas (Club 66 VIP Lounge)
Club 66 VIP Lounge guests can choose from coffee, tea, juice, bottled water, and an assortment of pastries for breakfast, which are all available daily from 7 to 10 a.m. Social hour is from 3 to 5 p.m. daily, with a limit of 3 complimentary alcoholic beverages per guest.
Rome Cavalieri, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel (Imperial Club)
Imperial Club guests can access complimentary breakfast and evening cocktail service, as well as all-day snacks.
Waldorf Astoria Cairo Heliopolis (Rosetta Club)
Rosetta Club guests have access to an all-day complimentary buffet, cocktails, and more.
Waldorf Astoria Doha West Bay (West Bay Club)
West Bay Club guests get complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails, and more.
Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah (Pearl Club)
Pearl Club guests can access complimentary all-day dining, including a made-to-order breakfast menu.
Final Thoughts
Hilton Premium Clubs remain relatively limited for now, though the hotel chain is expected to expand its footprint over time. If your travels happen to line up with a property that does offer a Premium Club — and you have access — it’s a worthwhile perk to take advantage of.