American hospitality giant Hilton Hotels has announced that it has opened its first property in Republic of Congo in central Africa. In a press statement, Hilton says that that its Hilton Brazzaville Les Tours Jumelles that opened in the Congolese capital is the tallest building in the country at 140 m, with breathtaking views of the Congo River and the neighbouring city of Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The statement adds that the hotel is connected to a bustling office tower and it features 221 rooms including spacious suites and apartments of up to 675 sqm. A new destination in the capital, the hotel is home to a range of exciting additions to Brazzaville including a unique rooftop rotating restaurant, La Brasserie Mbongui.

It adds that located in the heart of Brazzaville, the hotel is conveniently situated with easy access to Maya-Maya International Airport, making it a practical choice for those looking to explore the city’s cultural and historical sites, including the historic St Anne’s Basilica, a must-see for architecture and history lovers, and the Parc de la Patte d’Oie, a serene green space for strolling, picnicking, and community events. Also, just a short drive away, Marché Central immerses guests in an authentic Congolese market experience with unique crafts, produce, and souvenirs.

Andreas Lackner

“We are pleased to partner with Société d’Exploitation et de Développement des Infrastructures du Congo (SEDIC) to introduce Hilton’s renowned hospitality to Brazzaville. This milestone opening marks our debut in the Republic of Congo, and we look forward to welcoming guests to the property where they can experience world-class accommodation, facilities, and dining options as they explore all the cultural experiences the city has to offer,” says Andreas Lackner, Vice President, Operations, Africa and Indian Ocean, Hilton.

The statement adds that Hilton Brazzaville Les Tours Jumelles also offers an array of amenities for relaxation and leisure, including a pool, tennis courts, a gym, and a spa. A range of dining options are on offer including the Kitchen, which serves breakfast daily, and Regale Lounge, offering a selection of beverages, from morning coffee to afternoon tea, and evening cocktails and snacks.

Hilton Brazzaville comes with a wide range of dining options

Perched on the 30th floor is La BrassePerched on the 30th floor is La Brasserie Mbongui, an exceptional venue that celebrates the diversity and authenticity of African cuisine. This remarkable rotating restaurant completes a full 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding landscapes in just 2.5 hours.

Another unique feature of the hotel is the Art Sans Frontière gallery on the first floor which offers guests a chance to experience the creativity of Congolese artists firsthand. In addition, Hilton Brazaville Les Tours Jumelles features 2,400 sqm of flexible event space, a conference centre and eight versatile meeting rooms, making it an ideal setting for meetings and events.

According to Hilton, the hotel’s opening follows the signing of a management agreement between Hilton and SEDIC in 2024. “Hilton’s exceptional hospitality has been recognised worldwide for over a century, and we are pleased to partner with Hilton to bring the brand to the Republic of the Congo for the first time. We have tailored the hotel’s features to the specific needs of the local market, including the addition of office spaces within the tower, and look forward to providing our guests, whether they are residents of the Republic of the Congo, the Central and West African sub-regions or outside of Africa, with the world-class hospitality and service that Hilton is known for,” says Benedicte Myriam Denguet-Atticky, Managing Director, SEDIC.