Ken Capobianco of The Boston Globe called the song a "soggy duet" and thought it was a bad choice for No Boys Allowed. Mikael Wood from Entertainment Weekly suggested that Hilson should make more songs like "One Night Stand". Editors from Rap-Up noted that in "One Night Stand", Hilson "takes first verse duties as she alluringly coaxes her man into coming over for a second rendezvous, harmonizing with on the rich chorus before he sings about kissing his girl "from your head to your feet" and treating her like a princess." Chris Parkin of Yahoo! Music remarked that through the song, Hilson asks Brown "what he wants done." Critical reception Ben Ratliff from The New York Times compared the song to Brown's single " Take You Down" (2008). Karen Tye from Adelaide Now said the song is a "very 90s-sounding R&B ballad", while Aamir Yaqub from .uk noted that "One Night Stand" has "electric harmonies in its background vocals".
"One Night Stand" is a slow jam R&B and soul ballad produced by Charlie Bereal. The song was sent for urban airplay on March 8, 2011. Not going to be, but if we go with it, we'll go with that." The single cover was revealed on February 18, 2011, and shows Hilson wearing a pair of dark sunglasses, a sleeveless jacket and her No Boys Allowed necklace. I have a lot of favorites, but the fans are wanting "One Night Stand." It's going to be my urban single. She said, "My fans are really liking "One Night Stand" with Chris Brown.
In February 2011, Hilson told Rap-Up magazine that she was considering choosing "One Night Stand" as the next single from No Boys Allowed, after an outpouring of fan support. "One Night Stand" was written by Chris Brown, Kevin McCall and Charlie Bereal.
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