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No block rate to go on. Brand level reddit commentary describes Hilton properties as generally requiring a signed group agreement with attrition around 90 to 95 percent, so confirm terms directly with the hotel.
A wedding guest reported that the women's restroom near the reception room was closed for roughly half the event, which was a real problem given a wheelchair using guest was in attendance. That is worth flagging directly to the hotel if you book a wedding block here, alongside confirming any accessibility needs in advance. They do host weddings too: the hotel's event listing advertises ceremony and reception space for 10 to 1,000 guests, a complimentary room for the couple, and help securing a guest room block.
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per reddit the brand generally sets up group blocks w a signed attrition agreement (90-95%ish), real numbers only from their sales contact
good news is staff get real praise here. one review singled out a front desk staffer named Rose for going above and beyond during a business trip, called her service outstanding. another guest had an AC issue and a clogged shower but said both got fixed quickly by staff, also liked the gym setup and a salad from the bar. seems like a solid pick service wise The hotel also runs a free airport shuttle.
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1) brand level reddit info: hilton properties generally use signed group agreements with attrition near 90-95pct 2) one guest reported being promised a 2pm early checkin by phone but not actually roomed until later, worth confirming checkin promises in writing
1) a 2026 review complained about paying $60 extra for a suite that only had one bed and a thin foldout, ended up bringing their own blowup mattress 2) breakfast runs $20 and isn't included in the room rate, still described as a good meal just pricey for a hotel continental 3) worth factoring both into a guest room budget