Hilton opens Montara Hotel as first Tapestry Collection property in Central America

By Public Technologies
  • Hilton Worldwide opened the 97-room Montara Hotel in Heredia, Costa Rica under its Tapestry Collection lifestyle brand.
  • Property marks Tapestry Collection’s first hotel in Costa Rica and Central America, extending Hilton’s Caribbean and Latin America expansion.
  • Site spans about 540,000 square feet with about 130,000 square feet of built facilities, including 38 suites.
  • Hotel includes about 12,700 square feet of event space, targeting corporate retreats, social events, and weddings.
  • Opening adds to Hilton’s regional footprint of 315 operating hotels, with 150 properties in development.


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