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Hilton Garden Inn Continues Global Growth

By Hotel BusinessAugust 16, 20182 Mins Read
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Babette Restaurant Cafe Store at Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centre
Babette Restaurant Cafe Store at Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centre

MCLEAN, VA—Hilton Garden Inn has opened 10 new properties, including firsts for the brand in France and Zambia. The latest openings, across four different countries, continue the brand’s global growth.

“With these 10 new properties, we are building on our commitment to anticipate and cater to the evolving needs of today’s modern traveler,” said John Greenleaf, global head of Hilton Garden Inn. “Each new property exemplifies our focus on providing ‘simple things on another level,’ such as bright interior designs, region-specific hotel prototypes and on-trend food and beverage choices, reflective of the local area.”

New Properties to Watch:

  • France: Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centre
    The brand’s inaugural hotel in France located along the Garonne River, in between the Quai de Paludate and the Boulevard des Frères Moga. Near the Bordeaux main train station, and close to the city center, the hotel gives guests access to attractions such as Place de la Bourse, Opéra National, Cité du Vin and Bordeaux Métropole Aréna.
  • Germany: Hilton Garden Inn Munich City West
    This hotel is next to Donnersbergerbrücke station, proximate to city attractions including architecture, shops and restaurants of Marienplatz, Old Town, Central Square and Theresienwiese, site of Oktoberfest.
  • Zambia: Hilton Garden Inn Lusaka Society Business Park
    The brand’s first property in Zambia is located in the capital city’s center in a 20-story high rise, close to corporate offices, restaurants, shops and offices. There is an outdoor pool, 24//7 access to the fitness center and a restaurant and bar with multiple lounge seating areas.
  • Illinois: Hilton Garden Inn Chicago McCormick Place
    The high-rise hotel in McCormick Square is part of Hilton’s first ever tri-branded property that also has Hampton by Hilton and Home2 Suites by Hilton. Connected to McCormick Place, North America’s largest convention center, by a skybridge next to the new Wintrust Arena, the hotel is close to Green Line ‘L’ Stop for access to Chicago’s attractions including Millennium Park, Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue.

Additional recent openings for the brand include Hilton Garden Inn Boise Downtown in Idaho; Hilton Garden Inn Topeka in Kansas; Hilton Garden Inn Omaha Aksarben Village in Nebraska; Hilton Garden Inn Dallas at Hurst Conference Center in Texas; Hilton Garden Inn Westchester/Dobbs Ferry; and Hilton Garden Inn Corning Downtown in New York.

Hampton by Hilton Hilton Hilton Garden Inn Hilton Garden Inn Boise Downtown Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centre Hilton Garden Inn Chicago McCormick Place Hilton Garden Inn Corning Downtown Hilton Garden Inn Dallas at Hurst Conference Center Hilton Garden Inn Lusaka Society Business Park Hilton Garden Inn Munich City West Hilton Garden Inn Omaha Aksarben Village Hilton Garden Inn Topeka Hilton Garden Inn Westchester/Dobbs Ferry Home2 Suites by Hilton John Greenleaf
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