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DoubleTree by Hilton to Open in Conakry, Guinea in 2029
Hilton has signed an agreement to open its first DoubleTree hotel in Conakry, Guinea, with an expected opening in 2029. The development targets business, government and leisure travellers and will add 196 rooms to the capital’s hospitality market.
In this story
At a glance
- What changes
- Hilton will open its first DoubleTree hotel in Conakry, Guinea
- Timing
- Opening is scheduled for 2029
- Who is affected
- Business, government and leisure travellers to Conakry
The details
- Announced by
- Hilton
- Takes effect
- 2029
Agreement Signing
Hilton announced that it has signed a development agreement with Guinea‑based Falibra Group and SCF SA. The three parties created an Economic Interest Group to coordinate the project and will deliver the DoubleTree by Hilton Conakry Kaloum through a public‑private partnership.
- Hilton – international hotel operator
- Falibra Group – local investment partner
- SCF SA – co‑developer
Project Scope and Facilities
The new property will contain 196 guest rooms and suites under the DoubleTree brand. It will feature an all‑day dining restaurant, a signature restaurant, a lobby café and bar, a poolside bar and grill, an outdoor swimming pool with a children’s pool, a fitness centre, spa, wellness area and a tennis court.
- Meeting spaces – multifunction room, several meeting rooms, business centre
- Outdoor function lawn for events
Opening Timeline and Market Impact
Construction is planned to begin after the agreement and the hotel is slated to open in 2029. The opening will mark Hilton’s first entry into the Guinean market and expand the supply of internationally branded accommodation in Conakry’s central business district.
- Location – former Grand Hôtel de l’Indépendance site in Kaloum district
- Target market – corporate travellers, government delegations and leisure guests
What this means for travellers
Trip planning
- Travellers booking now can note that a DoubleTree hotel will be available in Conakry from 2029
- Existing reservations at other hotels remain unchanged; no current bookings are affected
- Future itineraries can include the DoubleTree as an option once it opens
Cost and documents
- No new fees or visa requirements are introduced by the hotel announcement
- Travelers do not need additional documentation to stay at the future DoubleTree
What you need to do
- Monitor Hilton’s official communications for the exact opening date and reservation launch
- Consider adding the DoubleTree to travel plans after the 2029 opening is confirmed
Who this affects
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Business travellers to Conakry
The hotel targets corporate guests and offers meeting facilities in the capital’s business district
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Government delegations visiting Guinea
Location near ministries, the Central Bank and the Autonomous Port makes it convenient for official trips
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Leisure tourists planning future visits
The waterfront site and nearby Îles de Loos provide leisure opportunities alongside accommodation
Frequently asked questions
When is the DoubleTree by Hilton expected to open in Conakry?
The DoubleTree by Hilton Conakry Kaloum is scheduled to open in 2029, according to the agreement announced by Hilton. The opening year marks the hotel’s debut in Guinea and will add 196 rooms to the city’s hospitality inventory.
How many rooms will the new DoubleTree hotel have?
The hotel will provide 196 guest rooms and suites under the DoubleTree brand. This capacity includes a mix of standard rooms, larger suites and accommodations designed for both business and leisure guests.
Who are the development partners for the Conakry DoubleTree?
The project is a partnership between Hilton, Falibra Group and SCF SA. Hilton will operate the hotel, while Falibra Group and SCF SA are the local developers coordinating the construction through an Economic Interest Group.
What facilities will the DoubleTree by Hilton Conakry offer?
The hotel will feature an all‑day dining restaurant, a signature restaurant, a lobby café and bar, a poolside bar and grill, an outdoor swimming pool with a children’s pool, a fitness centre, spa, wellness area, tennis court, meeting rooms, a business centre and an outdoor function lawn.
Will the new hotel create employment opportunities in Guinea?
The announcement highlights that the development will generate jobs and professional training for Guinean hospitality talent. While exact numbers are not disclosed, the partners emphasize employment and training as key priorities for the project.
