At Hilton, solo travelers are considered in the design phase, particularly in the dining spaces. This means incorporating elements like an odd number of bar stools and a variety of table types. And travelers take notice. Nearly 40% of solo travelers (39%) say flexible seating options in restaurants and bars would improve their travel experience.
Once on-property, food and beverage teams are trained to identify and cater to solo travelers’ needs. Knowing that nearly two in five solo travelers’ experience would be improved by personalized tasting menus or smaller portion sizes, Hilton teams work to ensure diners have a full and satisfying dining experience.
Adventurous eaters traveling solo who are craving greater flexibility can also take advantage of the Hilton Honors Daily Food & Beverage Credit. Gold and Diamond members can apply the complimentary credit to any eligible food or beverage purchases billed to their room up to the total daily credit value, any time of day – from a delicious burger via room service to a fresh brewed coffee or snack from the on-property grab-and-go market.
Some traveling solo prefer solitude.
64% of solo travelers consider a good book their favorite travel partner.
Others bring their pets along.
25% of MeMooners travel with their furry friends, and from 2023 to 2024, Hilton.com searches for pet-friendly hotel options doubled year-over-year, ranking among the top 10 most used search filter terms and is also the fourth highest in search-to-stay conversion.
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Over 58% of team member respondents expect solo travel to increase in popularity in 2025.