HOTEL

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Canopy at Pike & Rose | Rockville, MD

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As the second Canopy by Hilton location in the United States, Canopy by Hilton Washington D.C. Bethesda North incorporates design staples of the Canopy by Hilton brand, including residential-style guestrooms with a locally interpreted Canopy above the bed and open closets.

The entrance of the 177-room hotel features two impressive design elements: a two-story, living moss wall that from a distance looks like a map of the area and a massive chandelier draped with opaque acrylic reproductions of pages from a 1933 National Geographic Magazine.

The feeling of the hotel lobby seating area is electric and eclectic. Its materials consist of velvet and leather, glass and wood. A combination of enveloping couches and hard surface chairs creates a comfortable cross between shabby chic and industrial. The lobby area also includes 48 colorful pop art portraits of other local notables

Floors throughout are high gloss, painted concrete with bright area rugs, and sliding barn doors define the bathroom in an homage to the area’s farming roots.

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Canopy Hotel | Portland, OR

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True to theme, Canopy by Hilton Portland Pearl District incorporates the revitalized industrial neighborhood and its indie boutiques, art galleries, microbreweries, and green spaces throughout the hotel, designed by locally based firm ZGF Architects and New York-based interior designer MARKZEFF.

The 153-room hotel features industrial finishes such as hot rolled steel metal beams, brick walls and concrete floors in parts of the lobby, café & reception area. The check-in desk, as well as other furniture pieces, are fabricated by local vendors. Throw pillows throughout the hotel feature fabric from Pendleton Woolen Mills, a sixth-generation family-owned Portland business.The guest rooms also feature an interpretation of a “canopy,” which extends over the front of the bed and is made of timber resembling the Oregon state tree, a Douglas Fir, creating a direct connection to the beauty and natural wonder of the Pacific Northwest.

Even the hotel’s exterior acts as a symbolic bridge between the Pearl District’s old and new structures, thoughtfully incorporating materials that reflect and complement the neighborhood’s past and future. The oiled bronze-inspired facade of the building – which is an art installation itself – changes its golden hue in synchronicity with the passing phases of daylight. Casement windows at street level allow activities in the hotel to carry out onto the sidewalks of Glisan Street, creating outdoor seating and an inviting setting for both guests and passersby.

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The Renaissance Hotel | Philadelphia, PA

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Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown is conveniently located across from the historic Independence Hall and National Park, providing excellent vantage point of the city’s attractions. This 152-room hotel underwent a guestroom refresh as well a total renovation of the ground floor including the addition of food and drink spaces, Chez Ben restaurant and M. Brown’s whisky bar. The Renaissance boasts over 4,000 square feet of meeting and event space.

The project, as well as designer, HVS was recognized in Boutique Design's article, Today's Urban Hotels are Designed to Acclimate Guests to the Locale, Not Create A Cocoon.

 

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HOTEL DU PONT | Wilmington, DE

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Nestled in the heart of Wilmington, Delaware and the picturesque Brandywine Valley, this twelve-story, 217-room hotel was commissioned by DuPont Company president Pierre S. du Pont and debuted in 1913. After opening, the hotel instantly earned international fame, rivaling the finest hotels in New York City and became the social epicenter for the Wilmington elite. The hotel remains committed to retaining the warmth and splendor that have made it so highly regarded for over a century, while anticipating the sophisticated expectations of today’s modern traveler.

Recognized by U.S. News & World Report AND Conde Nast Traveler and Travel + Leisure as the #1 hotel in Delaware, the hotel is redefining hospitality imbued with a relaxed, contemporary sensibility. The 12-story Italian Renaissance landmark building is a modern masterpiece, offering the best of both old and new Wilmington. Featuring the ultra-romantic Gold Ballroom, an award-winning modern restaurant inspired by France’s brasseries, and thoughtfully renovated spaces that infuse the building’s architecture and history with a fresh attitude, the hotel embodies the city of Wilmington’s notable transformation.

The HOTEL DUPONT has been under ongoing renovations since 2017 as PM Hotel Group blends approachable luxury with timeless elegance. Christina River Exchange is proud to be the procurement partner for the HOTEL DUPONT for these renovations, include the 217 guest rooms, meeting space and lobby, hallway corridors, and the lobby bar and restaurant.

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Sheraton DFW |Irving, TX

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The Sheraton DFW Airport hotel is located in the heart of the multi-faceted DFW submarket, and benefits from robust corporate, event, and travel infrastructure including the nation’s third busiest airport and nearly 30 million square feet of nearby office space with numerous Fortune 500 headquarters. With a local development pipeline comprising billions of dollars with new entertainment and residential projects, the DFW area is one of the most dynamic submarkets in the Dallas Metroplex and one of the most heavily trafficked business travel corridors in the entire country.