Hilton Crosses 160 Luxury And Lifestyle Hotels Apac Eyes More Growth
Last month, the brand-new Motto by Hilton Hong Kong Soho officially opened its doors in the bustling Sheung Wan District. The 274-room hotel marks the first Motto property to debut in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.
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This launch falls in line with Hilton’s efforts to expand its portfolio of luxury and lifestyle brands in the APAC region. Earlier this year, the group opened its first Waldorf Astoria property in Osaka, as well as the Secan Hotel Qingdao under its Curio Collection, in China’s Shandong Province. In a recent press release, Hilton proudly announced that it now boasts over 160 operational hotels across its luxury and lifestyle categories in APAC.
The group has big growth plans for the future, with many new properties already in the pipeline. These include Waldorf Astoria hotels in Bali and Shanghai, with the former set to become the brand’s first property in Indonesia when it welcomes guests in 2027. Other anticipated openings in the next 12 months include NoMad Singapore and Canopy by Hilton Makati in the Philippines, both scheduled to debut in 2026.
In addition to these, Hilton has several more properties lined up for future openings, including seven Waldorf Astoria properties in Kuala Lumpur, Hanoi, Sydney, Xi’an, Tokyo, Delhi, and Bali. The group also has plans to expand its Conrad Hotels & Resorts brand to Jaipur, Kuala Lumpur, Nagoya, Bangkok, and China.
According to Alan Watts, President of APAC for Hilton, the region continues to be a promising market for the group’s luxury and lifestyle brands. He stated, “The demand for unique and experiential stays is higher than ever, and Hilton is proud to set the standard for the future of hospitality in this dynamic region.”
Hilton is confident of achieving tremendous growth in its luxury and lifestyle properties in the APAC region in the coming years. The group aims to increase its portfolio in these categories by at least 50%, paving the way for over 250 hotels in APAC.
In other related news, Hilton has recently debuted its first Waldorf Astoria and Hilton Hotels and Resorts properties in New Delhi, signed a strategic licensing agreement with Nile Hospitality, and opened its 100th Hilton Garden Inn in Greater China. These milestones showcase the group’s commitment towards providing exceptional experiences to travelers in the APAC region.