Hilton to open new Hilton Garden Inn Borg El Arab Beach in Egypt

EGYPT – Hilton has announced its latest expansion into Egypt with the planned opening of the Hilton Garden Inn Borg El Arab Beach on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast. 

The hotel, set to open in 2028, will be developed in partnership with Tharaa Misr for Real Estate Development. 

This new addition is part of Hilton’s broader strategy to increase its presence in Egypt, a country with significant development potential.

The Hilton Garden Inn Borg El Arab Beach will be situated in the Borg El Arab area, which is part of Egypt’s North Coast. This region is growing in popularity due to its pristine beaches and increasing investments in tourism infrastructure. 

The new hotel will feature 135 guest rooms and suites, offering travelers a comfortable and modern place to stay while exploring Egypt’s Mediterranean coast. 

Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a lobby bar, a poolside bar, an all-day dining restaurant, and four meeting rooms, making the hotel an ideal destination for both leisure and business travelers. 

Additionally, the hotel will include a fitness center and gym, catering to the needs of health-conscious guests.

Hilton Garden Inn Borg El Arab Beach will be part of Glee North Coast, a mixed-use development that combines residential, entertainment, and commercial facilities. 

The hotel’s inclusion in this larger development highlights its strategic location, making it a convenient option for tourists seeking a blend of relaxation, shopping, and entertainment in one destination. 

This addition strengthens its foothold in Egypt and the Middle East. By partnering with local developers, the company can tap into key markets and provide travelers with more choices. 

The opening of the Hilton Garden Inn Borg El Arab Beach will likely attract both domestic and international travelers to Egypt’s North Coast. As Egypt continues to develop its tourism infrastructure, it is becoming a more accessible and appealing destination for global tourists. 

The new Hilton property will enhance the region’s appeal, drawing visitors who may have previously focused on other parts of Egypt, such as the Red Sea or the historic sites in Cairo and Luxor.

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