Chile. Hilton Garden Inn has been reported this week on the opening of its first hotel in this Andean nation, the Hilton Garden Inn Santiago Airport, which also debuts the brand in South America and places reinforces the Hilton Worldwide expansion in the region. The establishment of 144 rooms, including restaurant, pool, Jacuzzi and Spa and Fitness center and 4,500 square feet of meeting space.[ad#ad-468]
“We are excited to add Hilton Garden Inn Santiago Airport to our collection,” said Tom Potter, vice president of Hilton Worldwide South America. “It demonstrates our commitment to introduce new brands into new destinations and continue to grow our portfolio across Latin America.”
Following the principles of mid price brand that combines value and high quality, the Hilton Garden Inn Santiago Airport is strategically located in the ENEA Business Park, an urban development project that integrates a number of industries, offices, hotels, areas of entertainment and transportation routes.At about nine miles from downtown Santiago, and two International Airport, hopes to become a good choice for both business travelers and leisure travelers coming to the Chilean capital.
The 144 rooms feature the Garden Sleep System, which allows guests the firmness and softness of the bed, ergonomic chair, high-definition LCD TV, alarm clock with MP3 connectivity, work space and corner of the mini fridge and hospitality coffee machine.
In addition to full service catering, including room service and a 24 hour sale that includes fast food, drinks and snacks, the hotel has an indoor pool, whirlpool, spa with sauna and dressing rooms, fitness center and kits of exercises that can be used by guests at the facility or brought to their rooms for yoga, pilates and other routines.
Area of 4,500 square feet of meeting includes a large lounge and seven meeting rooms, complete with Wi-Fi and 24-hour business center. The hotel also offers parking and 24-hour airport shuttle.
Hilton Worldwide is expadiendo in Latin America, and currently has developments in places like Bariloche, Iguazú, Ushuaia and Zarate, Argentina, Bogotá, Colombia, Panama City, Panama, Lima, Peru, Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, and several Mexico City, including the federal capital, Merida, Los Cabos and Queretaro.
