A recent industry report has looked at the effect of terrorism in cities where incidents have taken place as well as the impact on other destinations.
In the week following the March 2016 bombings in Brussels, occupancy rates in London fell by 24% and in Paris by 15%. The longer-term impact of the attacks in London and Manchester remain to be seen, the indications for May and June 2017 show that it has been less significant than expected. In the first week after the London Bridge attack, flight bookings from overseas travellers were down by 12% compared with the previous year. The following week this dropped to just 5%. After a small dip from 6-9 June, London’s hotel market was quick to recover.
Paris and Brussels suffered far more than London and Manchester, following the attacks in November 2015 and March 2016. Paris had 1 million fewer visitors in the first half of 2016 compared with the previous year. Hotels in Paris recorded a decline revenue in every month following the attack until December 2016. Brussels suffered a severe decline in the summer of 2016, although it did recover later in the year.
Recent currency movements appear to have helped the UK with the weaker pound increasing foreign visitors to the UK in 2017. It appears that although performance of hotels in Manchester and London can suffer because of global political insecurity, they are sufficiently robust that these one-off incidents only caused a small set back to an otherwise strong performance.
Gillian Hackett, the Sales Manager, from Foxhills recently visited Trinity as part of a mini – expo and here are their top 5 key pieces of information about the hotel:
Foxhills has been announced as the host venue for Great Britain & Ireland’s eagerly anticipated PGA Cup clash with the United States in September 2017. The Surrey club will stage the 28th playing of the matches which will be contested over three days in a Ryder Cup-style format from September 15-17. This highlights the wonderful facilities they have to host events including Corporate Golf Days.
Foxhills is proud to be the winner of the Muddy Stilettos – Best Day Spa (Surrey). Muddy Stilettos is the urban guide to the countryside and recognises glamorous, quirky and unmissable businesses that bring something unique to their industry. They are the UK’s leading lifestyle blog and in Surrey alone has a readership of 21,000 people exploring recommendations for how to spend their free time. This is a huge achievement in such a prestige location.
Included in an overnight stay is access to Foxhills fabulous facilities which includes 11 tennis courts.The Aegon GB Pro-Series has just taken place at the venue which brought some of the world’s top and upcoming female tennis stars to the Surrey’s clubs courts.
The largest of their meeting spaces, the modern Clubhouse is ideal for product launches, gala dinners, large conferences and more. Includes an outdoor terrace; indoor wooden dance floor; private bar and private entrance, and overlooks the Club’s shared 18th greens of Longcross and Bernard Hunt.
Winner of the Best Gym (Hotel) Facility at the 2015 and 2016 National Fitness Awards, the gym at Foxhills is the ideal place to work towards your fitness goals. Featuring state-of-the-art equipment and expert personal trainers, the gym provides an in-depth induction to help define your workout aims and give you guidance in how to get there. Complimentary access for guests during their stay.
We look forward to building a strong relationship with Foxhills in the near future, thanks for coming in to see us!
Foxhills visits Trinity!
Gillian Hackett, the Sales Manager, from Foxhills recently visited Trinity as part of a mini – expo and here are their top 5 key pieces of information about the hotel:
Foxhills has been announced as the host venue for Great Britain & Ireland’s eagerly anticipated PGA Cup clash with the United States in September 2017. The Surrey club will stage the 28th playing of the matches which will be contested over three days in a Ryder Cup-style format from September 15-17. This highlights the wonderful facilities they have to host events including Corporate Golf Days.
Foxhills is proud to be the winner of the Muddy Stilettos – Best Day Spa (Surrey). Muddy Stilettos is the urban guide to the countryside and recognises glamorous, quirky and unmissable businesses that bring something unique to their industry. They are the UK’s leading lifestyle blog and in Surrey alone has a readership of 21,000 people exploring recommendations for how to spend their free time. This is a huge achievement in such a prestige location.
Included in an overnight stay is access to Foxhills fabulous facilities which includes 11 tennis courts.The Aegon GB Pro-Series has just taken place at the venue which brought some of the world’s top and upcoming female tennis stars to the Surrey’s clubs courts.
The largest of their meeting spaces, the modern Clubhouse is ideal for product launches, gala dinners, large conferences and more. Includes an outdoor terrace; indoor wooden dance floor; private bar and private entrance, and overlooks the Club’s shared 18th greens of Longcross and Bernard Hunt.
Winner of the Best Gym (Hotel) Facility at the 2015 and 2016 National Fitness Awards, the gym at Foxhills is the ideal place to work towards your fitness goals. Featuring state-of-the-art equipment and expert personal trainers, the gym provides an in-depth induction to help define your workout aims and give you guidance in how to get there. Complimentary access for guests during their stay.
We look forward to building a strong relationship with Foxhills in the near future, thanks for coming in to see us!
Porte de Versailles has the first Okko Hotel in Paris
The latest offshoot of the young French hotel chain Okko Hotels has opened near to the tramway and Porte de Versailles. A new 4-star stopover, ideal for a business trip or a Paris city break.
The hotel, with interiors by Patrick Norguet, has 149 rooms that are a perfect blend of functionality, elegance and modernity. Decorated in two predominant colours, Riva and Black Out.
New hotel designed like an urban home opens in Distrikt Lazare For its first Parisian establishment, Okko Hotels Paris Porte de Versailles continues to focus on originality, which has been the secret of its success: optimal customer experience with an all-inclusive offer. Central to this is ‘the Club’, a spacious stylish and open-plan living area on the ground floor of the hotel. Open 24/24, with facilities such as a modern business corner, bookcase and lounge space, it is an ideal place to socialise, relax or work stress-free.
Two new event spaces open at The Wellcome Collection
The Wellcome Collection has revealed two new spaces for private hire, these are, The Reading Room and The Atrium. The new spaces will be an addition to the venue’s seven rooms already available for events.
The Reading Room is able to accommodate up to 160 guests for a range of different of events. It also hosts the annual Wellcome Book Prize.
The Atrium can host up to 400 people and has a feature staircase, lighting cloud and hanging Anthony Gormley sculpture.
Waldorf Astoria plans 2019 opening in the Maldives
Spanning three islands in the South Male Atoll, approximately 20 minutes from the Maldivian capital of Male, Waldorf Astoria Maldives will be Hilton’s second hotel in the Maldives and its first new-build property there. Offerings will include 130 guest rooms; 10 dining outlets, including nine speciality restaurants; and a vast menu of activities, including water sports, excursions to island villages, learning local handicrafts, and watching cultural performances.
Located in the seaside suburb of Vouliagmeni, approximately 16 miles south of Athens, the hotel will occupy the existing Astir Palace Resort, which consists of The Arion Hotel & Spa and The Nafsika Hotel, opened in 1967 and 1980, respectively. Currently undergoing a property-wide renovation and refurbishment, the redeveloped property will include approximately 300 rooms, suites, and luxury bungalows; a spa and recreational facilities; state-of-the-art meeting and event space; infinity pools and beaches; and a beachfront promenade.
To civilization at large, Greece is one of the oldest destinations on Earth. To Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, however, it’s the newest: The luxury hotelier announced plans today to open its first Four Seasons Hotel there — Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens — in spring 2018.
Located in the seaside suburb of Vouliagmeni, approximately 16 miles south of Athens, the hotel will occupy the existing Astir Palace Resort, which consists of The Arion Hotel & Spa and The Nafsika Hotel, opened in 1967 and 1980, respectively. Currently undergoing a property-wide renovation and refurbishment, the redeveloped property will include approximately 300 rooms, suites, and luxury bungalows; a spa and recreational facilities; state-of-the-art meeting and event space; infinity pools and beaches; and a beachfront promenade.
Four Seasons Plans First Hotel in Greece
To civilization at large, Greece is one of the oldest destinations on Earth. To Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, however, it’s the newest: The luxury hotelier announced plans today to open its first Four Seasons Hotel there — Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens — in spring 2018.
Located in the seaside suburb of Vouliagmeni, approximately 16 miles south of Athens, the hotel will occupy the existing Astir Palace Resort, which consists of The Arion Hotel & Spa and The Nafsika Hotel, opened in 1967 and 1980, respectively. Currently undergoing a property-wide renovation and refurbishment, the redeveloped property will include approximately 300 rooms, suites, and luxury bungalows; a spa and recreational facilities; state-of-the-art meeting and event space; infinity pools and beaches; and a beachfront promenade.
Hilton Garden Inn announce Emirates Old Trafford Hotel
Hilton Garden Inn have announced the opening of the 150-guestroom Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford, the brand’s first property in the city of Manchester. The hotel joins seven other Hilton Garden Inn properties across the UK and more than 740 properties across the world.
The hotel is on-site at the renowned Emirates Old Trafford venue – home to Lancashire County Cricket Club, which hosts domestic and international cricket, conferences and events and concerts for up to 50,000 people. Of the 150 guestrooms, 85 overlook the world-famous cricket pitch, 80 of which have balconies.
The venue can host from 10 to 2,000 people from small meetings to large exhibitions, including The Point which has capacity for up to 1,200 for exhibitions.
The hotel offers guests a variety of onsite dining options, including, The Garden Grille, providing cooked-to-order breakfast and a-la-carte dinner. The Pavilion Pantry is open 24 hours for on-the-go guests and the Garden Grille & Bar.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• In Belize, the Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club, Curio Collection by Hilton, rendered above, is expected to open by the end of this year. The luxury resort, part of the Mahogany Beach Village resort community, will offer 205 cottage- and villa-style, rustic-chic rooms on a 60-acre property on San Pedro key. The development will include beach clubs, private residences, a spa, meeting spaces and a public space called the Village.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
• In Belize, the Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club, Curio Collection by Hilton, rendered above, is expected to open by the end of this year. The luxury resort, part of the Mahogany Beach Village resort community, will offer 205 cottage- and villa-style, rustic-chic rooms on a 60-acre property on San Pedro key. The development will include beach clubs, private residences, a spa, meeting spaces and a public space called the Village.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
The other upcoming properties, slated for Belize, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama, include the following:
• In Belize, the Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club, Curio Collection by Hilton, rendered above, is expected to open by the end of this year. The luxury resort, part of the Mahogany Beach Village resort community, will offer 205 cottage- and villa-style, rustic-chic rooms on a 60-acre property on San Pedro key. The development will include beach clubs, private residences, a spa, meeting spaces and a public space called the Village.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
The other upcoming properties, slated for Belize, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama, include the following:
• In Belize, the Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club, Curio Collection by Hilton, rendered above, is expected to open by the end of this year. The luxury resort, part of the Mahogany Beach Village resort community, will offer 205 cottage- and villa-style, rustic-chic rooms on a 60-acre property on San Pedro key. The development will include beach clubs, private residences, a spa, meeting spaces and a public space called the Village.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
Hilton will add about 1,300 hotel rooms to its Central America inventory, with the recent signings of nine hotels across five different Hilton brands. The Central American windfall now accounts for more than 10 percent of Hilton’s Latin American pipeline, which stands at about 11,300 rooms across 70 properties. The latest signing is the 130-room Hilton Guatemala City, the company’s first property in the country. The hacienda-style hotel, a conversion of the existing Hotel Vista Real Guatemala, will be renovated and is expected to open under the Hilton banner in the fourth quarter of 2018. The property offers elegant colonial architecture, landscaped gardens, and spacious rooms and suites. In addition to an outdoor pool, a fitness center and a signature restaurant, the hotel will offer about 3,000 square feet of meeting space, including a ballroom.
The other upcoming properties, slated for Belize, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama, include the following:
• In Belize, the Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club, Curio Collection by Hilton, rendered above, is expected to open by the end of this year. The luxury resort, part of the Mahogany Beach Village resort community, will offer 205 cottage- and villa-style, rustic-chic rooms on a 60-acre property on San Pedro key. The development will include beach clubs, private residences, a spa, meeting spaces and a public space called the Village.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
Hilton to Open Nine Hotels in Central America
Hilton will add about 1,300 hotel rooms to its Central America inventory, with the recent signings of nine hotels across five different Hilton brands. The Central American windfall now accounts for more than 10 percent of Hilton’s Latin American pipeline, which stands at about 11,300 rooms across 70 properties. The latest signing is the 130-room Hilton Guatemala City, the company’s first property in the country. The hacienda-style hotel, a conversion of the existing Hotel Vista Real Guatemala, will be renovated and is expected to open under the Hilton banner in the fourth quarter of 2018. The property offers elegant colonial architecture, landscaped gardens, and spacious rooms and suites. In addition to an outdoor pool, a fitness center and a signature restaurant, the hotel will offer about 3,000 square feet of meeting space, including a ballroom.
The other upcoming properties, slated for Belize, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama, include the following:
• In Belize, the Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club, Curio Collection by Hilton, rendered above, is expected to open by the end of this year. The luxury resort, part of the Mahogany Beach Village resort community, will offer 205 cottage- and villa-style, rustic-chic rooms on a 60-acre property on San Pedro key. The development will include beach clubs, private residences, a spa, meeting spaces and a public space called the Village.
• The Gran Hotel Costa Rica, Curio Collection by Hilton, will debut in the first quarter of next year in the capital of San José. The 79-room hotel promises a fitness center, a signature restaurant and a piano bar with panoramic city views.
• The eco-friendly Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, will open in 2020 in a tropical rainforest on the southwestern tip of Costa Rica. The 176-room resort will offer an outdoor natural pool, a fitness center, a luxury spa, restaurants and a 1,550-square-foot conference center.
• Also set to debut in 2020 in Costa Rica is the 132-room DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San José La Sabana, which will be in a mixed-use tower between ground-floor retail outlets and upper-story residential units. It will have a health club and a spa on-site.
• Another property in the same area, the Hampton Inn by Hilton San José La Sabana, is expected to open in 2021. The 150-room hotel will include a dozen suites and offer nearly 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Santa Ana is scheduled to open in 2019 in the greater San Jose metropolitan area of Costa Rica. The 138-room property will offer 1,500 square feet of meeting space, as well as a full-service restaurant and an indoor pool.
• The Hilton Garden Inn Tegucigalpa will mark the brand’s debut in Honduras when it opens in 2021. The 173-room hotel will be part of a mixed-use complex that includes the Real de Minas mall, office space and entertainment outlets. The hotel will include multiple restaurants on-site, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 13,000 square feet of meeting space.
• In Panama, the Hampton Inn by Hilton David will open in 2019 in the Chiriqui province. The 120-room property promises multiple F&B outlets, a 24-hour market with snacks and sundries, and direct access to a casino.
The new hotels will complement the 14 Hilton properties already in Central America, and the more than 100 the company operates in Latin America.
A 144-year-old former monastery in the Netherlands is set to become a new luxury hotel — the first Dutch member of its Curio Collection — Hilton Worldwide announced last week. Located in Koningsbosch, a village within the Dutch municipality of Echt-Susteren, The Monastery Hotel Koningsbosch, Curio Collection by Hilton, is scheduled to open in 2020 inside a structure that dates back to 1873.
The building, which is known for its neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque architecture, is expected to commence a property-wide renovation, restoration, and conversion this fall. Upon completion, it will offer 100 guest rooms, as well as an upscale restaurant and bar. Other amenities — including meeting space — have not yet been announced.
Historic Dutch Monastery to Become Curio Collection Hotel
A 144-year-old former monastery in the Netherlands is set to become a new luxury hotel — the first Dutch member of its Curio Collection — Hilton Worldwide announced last week. Located in Koningsbosch, a village within the Dutch municipality of Echt-Susteren, The Monastery Hotel Koningsbosch, Curio Collection by Hilton, is scheduled to open in 2020 inside a structure that dates back to 1873.
The building, which is known for its neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque architecture, is expected to commence a property-wide renovation, restoration, and conversion this fall. Upon completion, it will offer 100 guest rooms, as well as an upscale restaurant and bar. Other amenities — including meeting space — have not yet been announced.
The second London hotel from the Dorsett Hotel group is a 13-storey city hotel next to the 18th century St Botolph Church and above Aldgate tube station.
There are 267 guest rooms, a restaurant, fitness centre, rooftop bar and four meeting rooms. The hotel is graded as 4 star.
This first Dorsett hotel in Shepherds Bush has three meeting rooms and the group has more hotels under construction.
