Located in the heart of i-City, the 300-room hotel boasts warm and welcoming spaces, offering business and leisure travelers a double dose of comfort. KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ Hilton (NYSE: HLT), today announced the opening of DoubleTree by Hilton Shah Alam i-City, a 300-room contemporary hotel that provides easy access to the city's prime manufacturing hubs and recreational destinations. Through the latest opening, Hilton now has 13 hotels across three brands in Malaysia and an additional nine in the pipeline, holding the global hospitality company's largest portfolio in South East Asia. "We are thrilled to bring DoubleTree by Hilton's distinct brand of upscale comfort to Shah Alam's i-City, a highly-anticipated mixed development in Selangor's Golden Triangle. Not only does the opening of the hotel signal the brand's robust growth momentum, it also underscores our commitment to growing our presence across Malaysia and South East
Hilton was noted by Great Place to Work® as one of the Philipines' best workplaces, per global research firm’s annual workforce study of over 130,000 employees.
In line with World Water Day 2022, Hilton’s hotels and resorts across South East Asia have amplified their efforts towards the group’s unwavering commitment to raising awareness of reduced water consumption and to improve people’s access to clean drinking water in local communities through a range of activities. Key to this focus is Hilton’s Travel with Purpose 2030 Goals wherein the company remains fully committed to reducing its environmental footprint by half and doubling its social impact investment by 2030.
South East Asia Hilton sites have amplified their efforts to raise awareness of reduced water consumption and improve access to clean drinking water for World Water Day 2022
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