At the intersection of business and culture, Hilton Americas-Houston offers more than just a place to stay, it’s a fully integrated meetings and events destination, and the largest hotel in the city.
Set within Avenida Houston, this AAA Four Diamond property is connected to the George R. Brown Convention Center via skybridge, steps from the 12-acre Discovery Green, and within easy reach of Toyota Center, Daikin Park, and Shell Energy Stadium. Whether you’re hosting a global conference or an executive retreat, Hilton Americas-Houston delivers a seamless blend of access, scale, and sophistication.
Recently refreshed with a $54 million renovation, the hotel offers 1,207 redesigned guest rooms and 91,500 square feet of flexible, tech-forward meeting space—including Houston’s largest and most advanced ballrooms. From initial planning to final execution, every detail is supported by award-winning service that anticipates needs before they arise.
Beyond the meetings, the experience continues with a curated mix of on-site amenities: chef-driven restaurants, an Executive Lounge, an inviting lobby bar, the R24 Rooftop Lounge, a Starbucks, an infinity-edge pool, a full-service spa, and a health club. And when business wraps, downtown Houston’s diverse culinary and cultural scenes are just steps away.
Hilton Americas-Houston isn’t just at the center of the city, it’s at the center of possibility.
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Hilton Americas-Houston operates in the Hospitality industry and is headquartered in United States.
Hilton Americas-Houston has approximately 501-1,000 employees employees.
Hilton Americas-Houston is based in Houston, Texas, United States.
Yes. Hilton Americas-Houston is a publicly traded company.
You can reach Hilton Americas-Houston’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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