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Signia by Hilton hotels

Large meeting hotels pair vast event spaces with destination dining and design beyond the ballroom.

Signia by Hilton brings a more considered design and service approach to large hotels built for meetings, conventions, and city stays. Launched in 2019 after discussions with hotel owners and developers, the brand’s first new-build property opened in Atlanta in 2024, combining substantial event spaces with the comforts of a full-service hotel.

6 Signia by Hilton hotels in 3 countries on the Luxury Hotels Atlas (2 not open yet), each placed on the six LHA Tiers.

History

Hilton developed Signia through discussions with owners who wanted more considered design and amenities in large meeting hotels. That origin explains the collection’s close relationship with convention centers and substantial urban developments. Atlanta gave the idea its first newly built expression, with event spaces and guest facilities planned together.

Timeline

The houses to know

  1. Signia by Hilton La Cantera Resort & Spa, San Antonio, United States — A 496-room Hill Country resort built in 1999 on the site of an abandoned limestone quarry, "la cantera" in Spanish, that spent 26 years as a Westin before becoming Hilton's 9,000th hotel worldwide.
  2. Signia by Hilton Amman, Amman, Jordan — A 272-room former Kempinski in the Shmeisani business district, converted into Signia's international debut with a 3,400-person convention center, the brand's first agreement signed outside the United States.

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