With the reopening of Waldorf Astoria New York, Hilton’s luxury brand is entering a new phase. The property, which closed in 2017 for restoration, has been part of a global expansion that includes 17 new openings and 33 additional properties in development. The brand now operates 36 properties across 18 countries.
The return of Waldorf Astoria New York is described as a renaissance by Dino Michael, senior vice president and global head of Hilton Luxury Brands. “Waldorf Astoria New York is a beacon of timeless elegance – ‘The Greatest of Them All,’ as Conrad Hilton once described,” he said.
The hotel features spaces like the Grand Ballroom and Peacock Alley while introducing new guest rooms and suites. A kaiseki-inspired restaurant called Yoshoku has been added to the Park Avenue Lobby. Additionally, private residences designed by Jean-Louis Deniot are available.
Waldorf Astoria continues to expand globally with recent openings such as Waldorf Astoria Osaka and Costa Rica Punta Cacique. Future openings include locations in Shanghai Qiantan, Rabat Sale, London Admiralty Arch, Kuala Lumpur, and more.
Hilton also offers branded residences in various locations including Costa Rica and Pompano Beach. These residences provide luxury homeownership with sophisticated design and service.
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