Showing posts with label Curio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Curio. Show all posts

Sunday, November 13, 2016

Curio – A Collection By Hilton Debuts Five-Star Beach & Golf Resort In Honduras


"Indura" is the Garifuna word for Honduras and the resort strives to incorporate the culture of the Garifuna people – descendants of Caribe, Arawak and West African people – into its offerings, with local Honduran products and sustainable materials used in its construction. Credit: Curio - A Collection by Hilton

TELA, Honduras   - Steps from the crystal-blue Caribbean Sea in Honduras, Indura Beach & Golf Resort today joined Curio - A Collection by Hilton. As Hilton's (NYSE: HLT) rapidly-expanding global collection of distinctive upscale hotels, Curio caters to passionate travelers seeking local discovery and authentic experiences. Owned by Desarrollo Turistico Bahía de Tela S.A de C.V (DTBT) and managed by Trust Hospitality, the 60-suite Indura Beach & Golf Resort marks Curio's first property in Central America.

Friday, September 9, 2016

First Italian Curio Hotel To Open In The Heart Of The Tuscan Hills



The resort includes the Buddha Spa by Clarins and is connected to an 18-hole golf course. Credit: Curio Collection by Hilton.


SIENA, Italy - Hilton (NYSE: HLT) has reached a management agreement with Agricola Merse Srl to bring Curio - A Collection by Hilton to Tuscany. The 101-guestroom La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena is set to welcome guests from March 2017.

Patrick Fitzgibbon, senior vice president, development, EMEA, Hilton said, "La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena is a stunning, one-of-a-kind hotel and, in joining the Curio Collection, this remarkable property will keep its unique identity whilst benefiting from Hilton's support as a leading global hospitality company. With over 11 million tourists visiting Tuscany every year, there continues to be strong demand in the region for an upscale, full service hotel, and we're absolutely delighted to welcome La Bagnaia into the Curio Collection."
Surrounded by the beautiful Sienese countryside, La Bagnaia is a tranquil oasis set against a landscape scattered with charming medieval hamlets and towns. Spread over 1,100 hectares, the upscale hotel has a village-like look and feel, divided across a number of buildings and featuring two main 'hamlets' - Borgo  La Bagnaia and Borgo la Filetta. The resort includes the Buddha Spa by Clarins and is connected to an 18-hole golf course. The range of facilities provided by the hotel for leisure and business travellers include two restaurants and two bars, three swimming pools, 12 treatment rooms, a tennis court, and conference rooms which combined cater for almost 1,000 delegates.
Situated just 12km from the city of Siena - a World Heritage Site and one of Italy's most popular tourist destinations - the hotel is conveniently located for guests wishing to access the city's many attractions including the Piazza del Campo, the Mangia Tower and the Santa Maria Assunta Cathedral. Steeped in history, culture-rich Siena and its surrounding areas offer multiple attractions including exquisite Italian cuisine and world-famous vineyards.    

Marisa Riffeser Monti, president of INFI, said: "Our collaboration with Hilton will allow La Bagnaia to expand its customer base, attracting tourists from around the world. The resort's unique structure allows it to cater for a wide range of requirements without sacrificing the quality of any individual customer's service. La Bagnaia can meet the needs of those seeking a vacation dedicated to well-being thanks to the Buddha Spa and its precious thermal waters, but also the needs of sports lovers with the panoramic Royal Golf Bagnaia designed by the famous golf course architect, Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The hotel's strategic location allows visitors to explore some of the most important destinations of Italian cultural heritage, while modern facilities make it an ideal location for conferences at the highest level, as demonstrated by significant events previously hosted by the hotel. My family will continue to invest in this Region: other property improvements include the purchase of approximately 23,000 square meters worth of real estate including restored historic buildings such as a 15th Century castle, and new-build developments."

La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena can be reached from a number of international airports, and also has excellent car, bus and rail links. The resort is 95km from Florence Peretola Airport and 130 km from Pisa International Airport, both of which provide regular domestic and international flights. Siena-Ampugnano Airport is only 7km away, while Siena's main railway station is 30km from La Bagnaia and also offers access to a number of national rail services. Many frequent bus services are also available, and the hotel is easily accessed by car and holds 360 car parking spaces.

Mark Nogal, global head, Curio - A Collection by Hilton, said: "La Bagnaia has such a wonderful, distinctive character - not to mention a stunning setting in some of the most beautiful Tuscan countryside. A charming property, the resort has a compelling identity and provides a peaceful sanctuary in a location rich with history, culture and extraordinary scenery. We are thrilled that it is set to become Italy's first hotel in the Curio Collection."

Curio - A Collection by Hilton is a global set of remarkable upscale and luxury hotels hand-picked for their unique character and personality; each one embedded with local history and culture. La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena will join the collection of more than 80 properties open or in various stages of development across the world, in locations including Hamburg, Reykjavik, London, Paris and Ibiza.

La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena is located at S.S. 223 Siena-Grosseto, Km 56, 53016 Sovicille, Province of Siena, Italy. More information about Curio - A Collection by Hilton may be found at curio.com.

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

The Logan Hotel, Hilton's Curio Brand, Is Now Open On The Benjamin Franklin Parkway In Philadelphia


The Logan
Exciting news, Philly: The Logan hotel is open a new look, restaurant, spa and more, and will be home to a brand-new rooftop lounge overlooking the Benjamin Franklin Parkway come spring 2016. (Image courtesy Dawson Design Associates Inc.)
Philadelphia’s hotel scene has new player:The Logan, Philadelphia’s Hotel is now open.
The Benjamin Franklin Parkway’s longtime anchor hotel, formerly the Four Seasons Philadelphia, has been transformed into a contemporary property that’s part of Curio – A Collection by Hilton and operated by Sage Hospitality, a Denver-based hotel development and management company.
A relatively new brand for Hilton, The Logan is the 11th Curio-branded property in the United States, each with an individual character.
Named for Colonial statesman James Logan andits location on Logan Square, The Logan hotel nods to Philadelphia’s rich history, but its atmosphere exudes modern luxury with fresh color palettes, updated rooms and meeting space, a renovated spa and fitness center and a brand-new restaurant — Urban Farmer Steakhouse.
The Urban Farmer Steakhouse, which also has locations in Portland and Cleveland, will open alongside the hotel and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Like its other two outposts, the restaurant will emphasize nose-to-tail dining and tap local sources — in this case, the Philadelphia region — for menu inspiration and ingredients.
Plus, come spring 2016, The Logan will rollout Assembly Rooftop Bar, a sky-high lounge with amazing views of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and the city’s skyline.
We suggest making plans to get acquainted with the new name in Philadelphia hotels: The Logan.

Opening: The Logan, Philadelphia’s Hotel


Where: One Logan Square

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Monday, April 27, 2015

Travelore News: Hilton Worldwide Brings Boulders Resort & Spa to Curio – A Collection By Hilton

As part of the renovations, to be completed this fall, the property will offer significantly upgraded casitas, rooms and bathrooms, as well as a remodeled lobby bar, front desk, and Palo Verde restaurant. Credit: Curio - A Collection by Hilto


Hilton Worldwide today announced Boulders Resort & Spa has joined the Curio - A Collection by Hilton portfolio. Curio is a global brand of distinctive upper upscale and luxury hotels, hand-picked for travelers who seek local discovery and authentic experiences. 

"We're thrilled to welcome such an iconic property to the expanding Curio portfolio," said Bill Fortier, senior vice president, development - Americas, Hilton Worldwide. "Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton will add an additional layer of prestige to the collection as the brand continues to take shape and define itself in 2015."
The property will undergo a significant remodeling and upgrade by award-winning design firm DiLEONARDO. On 1,300 acres in the lush Sonoran Desert foothills north of Scottsdale, Arizona, Boulders Resort & Spa is an extraordinary desert hideaway surrounded by 12 million-year-old boulder formations that dot the landscape.
"With surrounding terrain and plant life left virtually untouched to allow indigenous flora and wildlife to prosper, Boulders Resort & Spa is a shining example of Curio's mission to connect with local communities and environments in a complementary yet unobtrusive way," said Dianna Vaughan, global head, Curio - A Collection by Hilton. "This hotel stands out as an authentic, independent and remarkable property that lends itself to joining the exclusive Curio collection."

From its world-class golf courses, service and cuisine to the legendary spa, Boulders Resort & Spa draws upon the natural splendor of the landscape to create an awe-inspiring retreat experience.  Its luxurious guest casitas, and one-, two-, and three-bedroom Villa and Hacienda accommodations provide breathtaking views and a distinctive sense of place.  Additionally, a five-bedroom, 5,000 square foot Villa Retreat provides the ultimate in elite luxury experience.  The resort also offers two 18-hole Jay Morrish-designed championship golf courses, a terraced tennis garden, four swimming pools, six restaurants, a 33,000 sq. ft. spa, fitness center and an array of outdoor adventure activities.
As part of the renovations, to be completed this fall, the property will offer significantly upgraded casitas, rooms and bathrooms, as well as a remodeled lobby bar, front desk, and Palo Verde restaurant. There will also be 5,200 square feet of new meeting space added to the main lodge. The property's characteristic southwestern interiors include regional art by renowned artists, while glass skylights, massive entry doors crafted from hand-rubbed woods and large wood-burning fireplaces throughout provide a distinctive sense of place and ambiance.

The new design approach by DiLEONARDO will reflect Arizona's Sonoran Desert, with its old Spanish-influenced adobe style architecture, to rejuvenate a relaxed resort environment and embrace indigenous inspirations of the Old West. Scale, pattern and colors from the Native American heritage influence the architectural detailing, carpet patterns and rich color story.

As members of the Hilton Worldwide portfolio, all Curio hotels, including The Boulders Resort & Spa, participate in Hilton HHonors®, the only hotel loyalty program that allows members to earn both Points and Miles on the same stay and no blackout dates on reward stays. In addition, HHonors members can use Points to purchase unique experience rewards, premium merchandise, make charitable contributions and more.
For more information on Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton and Curio - A Collection by Hilton, visit curiocollection.com. 

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Travelore News: Hilton Worldwide Welcomes New Hotel To Its Growing Curio Brand, The Franklin Hotel Chapel Hill

Hilton Worldwide welcomes new hotel to its growing Curio brand


 Hilton Worldwide today welcomed The Franklin Hotel Chapel Hill to its growing global brand, Curio – A Collection by Hilton. Selected for its strong connection to the community and tradition of excellence among guests, The Franklin Hotel Chapel Hill offers travelers the local discovery and authentic travel experiences at the core of the Curio brand.
“The local charm and intimate feel of The Franklin is exactly what we’re seeking when hand-picking new members of our Curio collection,” said Dianna Vaughan, global head, Curio – A Collection by Hilton. “The hotel is already a favorite among travelers to the area. Through the Curio brand partnership, we intend to preserve what makes The Franklin so unique while also offering new opportunities for both the hotel owners and guests through the assurance of the Hilton name, and the benefits of our invaluable HHonors loyalty program.”
On historic Franklin Street, right in the heart of downtown, The Franklin Hotel Chapel Hill marries classic European-inspired architecture and modern furnishings with personalized hospitality. Exceptional guest rooms feature furnished terraces overlooking downtown, while inside an extensive pillow menu and Egyptian cotton linens ensure a restful night’s sleep. In addition to 60 standard guest rooms, the hotel has two presidential suites and five executive suites for those seeking even more space and luxury. Taking the extra step to anticipate and fulfill guests’ needs, a stay at The Franklin includes complimentary parking, breakfast and Wi-Fi. Future guests can also expect exciting updates to the hotel’s public spaces, which are slated to take place throughout 2015.
“Our guests love the uncommonly personalized attention that we deliver upon each visit,” said Jay Patel, co-owner, Wintergreen Hospitality and The Franklin Hotel. “Joining Curio—which by definition maintains the independent feel of each of its hotels—allows us to bring this unique and proactive form of hospitality to an even wider audience thanks to reach of the Hilton name.”
Just 25-minutes from the airport by car, The Franklin is adjacent to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is walking distance to many top restaurants, businesses and attractions, including Ackland Museum, Morehead Planetarium, Dean Smith Center, Research Triangle Park and Cat’s Cradle.
The hotel is home to two dining options. For complimentary breakfast, guests congregate on the second floor at Windows, which serves cooked-to-order favorites in addition to a hot and cold buffet. Roberts, a bistro-lounge with the only covered outdoor seating on Franklin Street, offers a savory selection of burgers, sandwiches, salads, flatbread pizzas and desserts. Diners enjoy weekly live music performances and Wi-Fi throughout the restaurant. For private events, 3,000 square feet of flexible banquet and meeting space is available including a Grand Terrace ballroom with floor-to-ceiling windows.