Hilton Hotels & Resorts

Hotels and resorts company

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2023 Hilton Hotels & Resorts reached 613 properties and 226,015 rooms, demonstrating continued global expansion and recovery.
2022 Second Hilton building tower completed, designed by Cooper Carry and Meyers + Associates Architecture, with interiors by Jeffrey Beers, featuring terra cotta cladding and high-performance glass.
2022 The company stabilized at 604 properties and 224,370 rooms, continuing its post-pandemic recovery.
November 2022 Ribbon cutting and opening gala planned for mid-November, with local fashion designers creating new staff uniforms.
September 2022 New tower east of High Street opened, expanding the hotel and bringing the total guest room count to 1,000, making it the largest hotel in Ohio.
September 11 2022 Tower opening delayed to September 11 due to minor water damage.
2021 Despite pandemic challenges, Hilton Hotels & Resorts rebounded to 598 properties and 221,782 rooms, showing signs of recovery.
2020 During the COVID-19 pandemic, the company reduced to 580 properties and 214,788 rooms, reflecting global travel restrictions.
2020 Fortune magazine ranked Hilton Hotels & Resorts as number one on their Fortune List of the Top 100 Companies to Work For, highlighting the organization's exceptional workplace environment based on an employee satisfaction survey.
2019 Hilton Hotels & Resorts slightly decreased to 584 properties but maintained 216,379 total rooms.
August 2019 Hotel tower broke ground, designed by architectural firm Cooper Carry, becoming the tallest building built in Columbus in over 15 years.
2018 Hilton announced two hotel projects in Kampala, Uganda: the Kampala Hilton Hotel and the Hilton Garden Inn Kampala, both still in development.
2018 The company grew to 586 properties and 215,623 rooms, with notable increases in the Americas and Asia Pacific regions.
August 2018 New plans were released with a redesigned 26-story tower.
March 2018 County officials first proposed a 22-story, 300-foot tower with 468 rooms to create a 1,000-room hotel, estimated to cost $165 million.
2017 Experience Columbus commissioned a 'Hotel and Development Study' recommending hotel expansion to meet convention center lodging needs.
2017 Hilton Hotels & Resorts increased to 578 properties and 211,423 rooms, with continued expansion in the Asia Pacific region.
October 2017 Hilton announced it would continue sponsoring McLaren until 2021, extending its long-standing partnership in Formula 1 racing.
October 2017 Hilton committed $50 million over five years to its Hilton Africa Growth Initiative, aimed at expanding its portfolio in Sub-Saharan Africa.
2016 Columbus bid on hosting Democratic and Republican National Conventions but lost both bids.
2016 The company maintained a similar property count of 570, with 208,762 total rooms, showing continued stable growth.
2015 A new 1,000-room hotel was first proposed by Experience Columbus.
2015 The hotel underwent a $125 million renovation.
2015 Hilton Hotels & Resorts continued to grow, reaching 572 total properties and 206,635 rooms, with notable expansion in the Asia Pacific region.
2014 The company expanded to 560 total properties worldwide, with a slight increase in rooms to 201,047, including growth in the Asia Pacific region.
2013 Hilton Hotels & Resorts operated 554 properties globally, with 246 properties in the U.S. and a total of 196,670 rooms across all regions.
March 2013 Hilton announced plans to enter Myanmar for the first time with a 300-room hotel project in Yangon, though the hotel has not yet been constructed.
2012 Hilton Columbus Downtown opened with a $2 million, 250-piece art collection featuring Ohio-based artists.
2012 First Hilton building completed, designed by HOK and Moody Nolan, featuring a brick-and-glass facade that connects to the convention center via skywalk.
October 2012 Hilton announced a planned property in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with a targeted opening date of 2025.
2010 Ground was broken for the publicly financed 532-room Hilton Columbus Downtown to address the growing demand for event space.

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