US EditionHilton Opens First LivSmart Studios Hotel in Tennessee
TULLAHOMA, TENNESSEE, JUL 8 – Hilton's LivSmart Studios targets guests staying 10+ nights with studio-style suites and over 90 hotels planned to meet growing demand from traveling professionals and relocating families.
- Hilton today debuted LivSmart Studios by Hilton in Tullahoma, Tennessee, marking the launch of its 19th brand with over 90 hotels planned.
- Driven by surging demand for value-driven long-stay lodging, Hilton's research revealed an underserved market segment of travelers staying 10 nights or more, prompting the launch of LivSmart Studios as a purpose-built solution.
- Hilton reports over 90 planned LivSmart Studios hotels with 225 deals, each offering 89 suites with full kitchens and amenities for long-stay guests.
- Hilton’s LivSmart Studios now welcomes long-stay guests like nurses and workers, with a second location opening in Kokomo, Indiana, this summer, expanding its market reach.
- Across the extended-stay market, Hilton's LivSmart Studios signals a scalable, high-quality option for long-stay travelers, offering owners access to Hilton’s proven commercial systems.
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Hotel giant announces opening of 'game-changing' hotel for extended stays
Hilton is now welcoming "long-stay guests, including traveling nurses and relocating workers" looking for accommodations for 10 nights or more.On Tuesday, the hospitality company debuted "the first hotel of a game-changing new extended-stay brand, LivSmart Studios by Hilton" in Tullahoma, Tenn.The company said it chose the city for its 89-room property due to "its leadership in flight and aviation research and nearby cultural attractions.""Hilto…
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