IN-ROOM DINING

After a blissfully long day in the sand and sun, you’re spent. Freshly showered, you lie there sun-kissed and — suddenly you’re starving.

You could really go for a roll or two from Hadashi Sushi Bar, but the last thing you want to do is get all dolled up to go eat. At Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa, you can have your cake and eat it, too, when you pick up the phone and dial extension 44 for in-room dining.

A robust menu offers a sampling of delicacies from around the hotel, including your favorites from Sandcastles and Hadashi. If it’s a luxurious experience you seek from the comfort of your own space, room service is the way to go.

Scan the QR code to choose from our inroom dining selections, and indulge in cuisine, comfort and convenience.

Create your own romantic ambiance with hand-dipped chocolate strawberries and an artisanal cheese platter, best enjoyed on the balcony at sunset. Families can go all-out with artisan pizzas, full breakfast spreads and a la carte items.

Now available are new lunch and dinner offerings from Sandcastles. For a tasty snack, order up the crudites, a spread of fresh, raw veggies with a pimento cheese spread and ranch dressing; the chefselected three-cheese board with fruits and berries; or the heirloom burrata, drizzled with balsamic reduction, olive oil and basil. Other options like the strawberry arugula salad, grilled chicken sandwich, steak sandwich and the pulled pork barbecue pizza are sure to fuel you up for a full day of fun or pair well for an evening of resting up in your room.

Additionally, in-room dining’s fullservice beverage menu can supply your favorite bottles of spirits and wine to keep the party going.

If you feel like dessert before dinner, Hilton Sandestin Beach won’t judge; children and adults alike can indulge in ice cream, cookies and cake any time of the day. The lemon mascarpone layer cake and the apple strudel with vanilla ice cream make for the perfect cherry on top of your in-room dining order.

Available from 6 in the morning to 10 at night, it’s never a bad time to treat yourself.