Hilton and Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has announced an exclusive strategic partnership that will welcome Hilton guests to hundreds of independently minded luxury hotels in the most sought-after destinations around the world.
The partnership will dramatically expand the luxury experiences offered by Hilton as unique SLH properties join the unparalleled hotels of the growing Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts, Conrad Hotels & Resorts and LXR Hotels & Resorts brands.
Through this exclusive partnership, which will ramp up in the months ahead, all of customers, including the more than 180 million members of Hilton Honors, will soon be able to dream, book and earn and redeem Points for stays at participating properties in the SLH community of 560 luxury boutique hotels spanning 90 countries. These locations are highly complementary to company’s vast network of hotels and will give guests access to additional luxury accommodations in hundreds of new destinations.
“Our guests are among the most sophisticated travellers in the world, and we are always looking for amazing new experiences to share with them,” said Chris Silcock, President, of Global Brands and Commercial Services, Hilton. “This relationship with Small Luxury Hotels of the World will grant our customers and Honors members access to a community of high-end boutique hotels in exciting new luxury travel destinations, giving them more ways to dream, book, and earn and redeem points with us.”
Participating SLH hotels will be bookable on all channels, giving the hotels exposure to a broad audience while allowing them to retain the independent spirit that makes each property unique.
“We’re thrilled to begin this win-win relationship as it brings exciting possibilities for both brands,” said Shaun Leleu, chairman, Small Luxury Hotels of the World. “Thier customers, including Honors members, gain access to our unrivalled collection of exceptional boutique hotels, while our properties enjoy amplified reach to a loyal and discerning audience. It’s a game changer for independently owned hotels on a global scale.”
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