“Our Queen City hotel has been a leader in upscale hospitality services and events in the CLT Airport market and Uptown Charlotte for years. We’re pleased to build on that earned reputation with the completion of our thoughtfully redesigned hotel,” said Rob Mangiarelli, president/chief operating officer, Atrium Hospitality. “Complemented by our hotel’s warm hospitality, attentive service and sustainable operations, our investment in the extensive transformation of the Hilton Charlotte Airport supports our commitment to maintaining exceptional guest stays.”
The Hilton Charlotte Airport’s updated look is stylish yet functional with redesigned public areas and guest suites with modern fixtures, wood finishes and attractive textiles in soothing grays and blues. A sampling of the all-suite hotel’s enhancements:
- Guest suites, two executive floors and penthouse suite.
- Private dining area (serving breakfast, lunch and dinner), social seating in open-air atrium and new lobby design.
- 28,300 sq. ft. of event space and the addition of a new executive boardroom on the first floor.
- Expanded fitness center with new state-of-the-art workout equipment and indoor pool area.
Revolutionizing guest wellness
Do you prefer to work out in the privacy of your room? Upgrade to one of the Hilton Charlotte Airport’s transformed suites that includes the Five Feet to FitnessTM revolutionary room amenity, offering more than 11 different fitness equipment options and accessories. Strength, suspension, body weight, core, yoga, HIIT, meditation and family fitness options are supported. Plus, access 200+ bespoke guided exercise tutorials and more than 25 classes on the Five Feet to FitnessTM kiosk.
Guests can also take a whole-room approach to rest and relaxation at the Hilton Charlotte Airport and select Ethos Wellness, the premium room upgrade offering a curated collection of wellness products and amenities.
Commitment to community
“For more than two decades, our Queen City hotel has been an active community partner, including by addressing local food insecurity,” said Melanie Maes, general manager, Hilton Charlotte Airport. “In addition, the Hilton Charlotte Airport is helping Project SEARCH interns learn employability skills through their participation in the school-to-work program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We’re excited to have eight interns participating in our hotel’s current Project SEARCH class.”
The Hilton Charlotte Airport serves as the host hotel for Project SEARCH training in the Charlotte area with many interns then being hired by our hotel upon graduation from the program.
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