Hilton has announced a major milestone, surpassing 500 open hotels across Florida—marking a new chapter of growth fueled in part by its expanding portfolio of lifestyle brands, including the upcoming debut of Tempo by Hilton in the Sunshine State.
In 2024, Florida welcomed a record-breaking 143 million visitors. Over the past decade, Hilton has nearly doubled its presence in the state.
With thriving multicultural cityscapes and more than 825 miles of sandy coastline, Florida continues to rank among the most desirable travel destinations in the world—and Hilton is growing right alongside it. A focal point in the company’s plans is expanding its lifestyle footprint, including the first Tempo by Hilton properties in Florida, new Canopy by Hilton hotels in South Florida and the doubling of its Tapestry Collection by Hilton portfolio.
(THesis Hotel Miami Coral Gables, Curio Collection by Hilton)
Tempo by Hilton, a contemporary lifestyle hotel brand, plans to debut in Florida with properties in Pensacola, St. Petersburg and Fort Myers. Canopy by Hilton hotels are expected to join the South Florida portfolio with properties in Miami’s Brickell area and Fort Lauderdale’s renowned Las Olas, complementing the existing Canopy property in West Palm Beach, while Tapestry Collection by Hilton plans to double its portfolio in Florida with developments in destinations such as St. Augustine, Fernandina Beach, Daytona Beach and more. These hotels are intentionally designed to reflect the local culture and surroundings, making them ideal fits for Florida’s diverse coastal and historic communities.
Notable lifestyle properties that recently joined the Hilton portfolio include THesis Hotel Miami Coral Gables, Curio Collection by Hilton; The Hiatus Clearwater Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton; Faro Blanco Resort & Yacht Club Marathon, Curio Collection by Hilton; and Castillo Real St. Augustine Beach, Tapestry Collection by Hilton.
Hilton’s relationship with Florida spans more than four decades. Since opening its first hotel in the state in 1982, the company has steadily expanded its footprint—from the Panhandle to the Keys. In addition to its lifestyle momentum, the company’s broader portfolio continues to thrive, with Hilton’s current supply of hotels spanning 17 brands across the state.
(Hilton Hotels)
Additional opening highlights that reflect the diversity and strength of Hilton’s brand lineup include Hampton Inn St. Augustine Downtown Historic District; Tru by Hilton Panama City Beach; Spark by Hilton Tampa Brandon; Conrad Orlando—the Conrad brand’s flagship luxury property in Central Florida.
Looking ahead, Hilton boasts nearly 140 properties in the statewide pipeline, across 15 brands, with additional highlights including high-profile luxury developments like Waldorf Astoria Miami and Signia by Hilton Diplomat Beach Resort, and the full-service Hilton Miami Bayfront.
More information on Hilton’s global portfolio in 2025 is available here.
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