Hilton has opened its first property under its Curio Collection brand in Brazil, with two further hotels in the country set to join the portfolio by the end of the year.
Last month the hotel group opened the 168-room Qoya Hotel Curitiba, Curio Collection by Hilton, which includes facilities such as a fitness centre, indoor pool, spa, 690 sqm of meeting space and electric vehicle charging stations.
Dining venues include Koré Restaurant, offering regionally inspired menus, and the lobby-based Bar Koré which serves a menu of light bites and cocktails.
The forthcoming Suryaa Hotel Pinhais, Curio Collection by Hilton, located close to attractions such as the Planta Folloni Park and Opera de Arame, will comprise 25 rooms and loft-style suites, several of which will have views of the Alphaville Graciosa Golf Club.
Facilities will include an on-site fitness centre, indoor and outdoor pools, Koré restaurant and two meeting rooms.
The newly built Qoya Hotel São Paulo is also expected to open by the end of the year, located next to Casas das Rosas Museum and cultural centre in the Paulista avenue area. The hotel will offer 166 rooms, including 14 suites, a rooftop pool, restaurant, lobby bar, fitness centre and 300 sqm of flexible meeting space.
All three hotels are managed by HCC Hotels. Hilton launched the Curio Collection in 2014, and the brand now boasts more than 120 hotels and resorts.
The hotel group has tripled its footprint in Brazil since the opening of the Hilton in Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana Beach in 2017. It now has 14 hotels across eight brands, including the first Tru by Hilton hotel in the Caribbean and Latin America.
Hilton is on track to double its portfolio in Brazil over the next five years, with more than 10 additional hotels across six brands in the pipeline.
