Hilton unveils plans for new beachfront resort on Tobago set to open 2028

Hilton has announced plans to bring its Tapestry Collection brand to the shores of Tobago with the signing of Elephant Tree Resort and Villas Tobago, a 21-acre beachfront development in the charming town of Roxborough. Expected to open in 2028, the new resort will mark the brand’s debut in the twin-island republic and join a global portfolio of nearly 160 uniquely styled Tapestry Collection hotels.

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“The signing of Elephant Tree Resort and Villas Tobago, Tapestry Collection by Hilton is a significant milestone in our efforts to bring Hilton’s award-winning brands to sought-after destinations across the Caribbean, where we have 49 hotels today, and a pipeline to nearly double our portfolio of hotels and resorts in the region,” said Pablo Maturana, vice president, development, Caribbean and Latin America, Hilton. “We remain committed to collaborating with outstanding owners to strategically align the right brand with the right location at the right time.”

Located along more than 1,000 feet of oceanfront in Roxborough, the resort will feature 40 guest rooms and 126 fully furnished branded residences—88 three-bedroom units and 38 two-bedroom units—with up to 1,560 square feet of living space. Villas will include private terraces, high-end finishes like quartz countertops, and access to an optional rental program.

Managed by Hotel Equities, the resort aims to deliver a boutique experience rooted in Tobago’s natural charm. Amenities will include a modern spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center, three swimming pools—including a three-story waterfall—400 square feet of meeting space, and a variety of dining options, from a beach club grill to an all-day indoor-outdoor restaurant and a lobby bar.

“Introducing Tapestry Collection by Hilton to the beautiful island of Tobago was a natural fit,” said Elizabeth Scruggs, brand leader, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. “Tobago is renowned for its rich culture, breathtaking natural landscapes, and warm hospitality. Our collection celebrates the individuality of each location, and this resort will truly embody that spirit.”

Situated near natural attractions such as Argyle Falls and Speyside—the latter known as a diving hotspot with some of the Caribbean’s best coral reefs—the resort’s location complements Hilton’s focus on immersive, locally inspired stays.

The project further expands Hilton’s footprint in Trinidad and Tobago, joining the existing Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre and three other projects in the pipeline, including Hilton Garden Inn Trinidad Airport, Hampton by Hilton Trinidad Airport, and Hilton Garden Inn San Fernando South Park.

Hilton currently operates more than 285 hotels and resorts across the Caribbean and Latin America, with a pipeline of over 140 in development. Tapestry Collection alone is poised for a record expansion year in 2025, with more than 30 new hotels set to open globally.

Guests at Elephant Tree Resort and Villas Tobago will also enjoy the benefits of Hilton Honors, the company’s award-winning loyalty program.

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