Chad: Hilton to open a hotel in N'Djamena this year

Hilton is returning to Chad this year with the opening of the Hilton N'Djamena Toumaï Palace, a new 230-room hotel with meeting rooms and a banqueting hall.
Future Hilton N'Djamena Toumaï Palace.
Future Hilton N'Djamena Toumaï Palace.

Hilton has announced the imminent arrival of a hotel in N'Djamena, signing the his return to Chad after suspending its presence in the country at the end of 2019. To this end, the American group's brand will move into a newly built hotel, the Hilton N'Djamena Toumaï Palace, located in the 2nd district of N'Djamena, in the international business centre and 600 m from the international airport.

Scheduled to open this year, the Hilton N'Djamena Toumaï Palace will extend the range of accommodation available to business travellers in the Chadian capital, where the offer is limited to the Radisson Blu brand among the major hotel groups. The hotel will include 230 rooms, including 19 suites for extended stays and a presidential suite, with an outdoor swimming pool and top-of-the-range fitness facilities. On the food and beverage front, the hotel will offer several options, including a speciality restaurant and a sky bar, as well as a bar and lounge in the hotel lobby. For meetings and seminars, the Hilton N'Djamena Toumaï Palace will offer a meetings area comprising six meeting roomsA private lounge and banqueting room.

New hotel will offer best-in-class facilities and renowned Hilton hospitalitysaid Andrew McLachlan, Managing Director, Sub-Saharan Africa Development at Hilton. We focus on the growth of our portfolio across the continentN'djamena is a major destination for travellers to north-central Africa. "The American group currently has more than 100 hotels in operation or under development on the continent.