Hilton Worldwide adding five hotels to Curio brand
Celebrating the first anniversary of the launch of its Curio independent brand, Hilton Worldwide has announced five more additions for Curio – A Collection by Hilton.
The Amway Grand Plaza Hotel, Anselmo Buenos Aires, the 117-room Hoodoo Moab, The Partridge Inn Augusta, which dates from 1892, and Redmont Hotel Birmingham will be added to the Curio portfolio.
This adds to the eight Curio properties already open, which include the SLS Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, Diplomat Resort & Spa, Hollywood and the recently opened Juniper Hotel Cupertino.
"When we launched Curio – A Collection by Hilton one year ago today, we knew we had something special, a collection defined by hotels that cater to travelers with a passion for discovery and a taste for the authentic flavor of communities," said Dianna Vaughan, Curio global head.
Curio has today grown into an eclectic group of hotels defined by its deep local experiences on a global scale."
Curio hotels retain their independence but are supported by Hilton’s booking engine and marketing reach, while guests can earn and redeem Hilton HHonors points for stays.
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