Hospitality company Hilton has introduced its Tru and Homewood Suites dual-branded hotel in Saltillo, which boosts its presence in Mexico.

Catering to business and leisure travellers, this strategic expansion reinforces Hilton's presence in the country, where the company has more than 110 operating hotels and over 40 in development.

Owned by American Hotels Group, the new property is strategically situated three miles from the city.

Hilton Caribbean and Latin America brand management vice-president Maxime Verstraete said: “Dual-brand properties like this one allow us to cater to a wide range of stay occasions—from short business trips to extended family visits—by providing distinct room types and amenities under one roof.

“At the same time, they offer owners operational efficiencies and the ability to meet diverse demand sources, creating a win-win for guests and developers alike.”

This dual-branded hotel is close to the Parque Centro shopping complex, Museo del Desierto, and the industrial parks of Santa María and Ramos Arizpe. It is eight miles from Aeropuerto Internacional Plan de Guadalupe.

The hotel complex includes an on-site restaurant, a bar, and a convenience store while guests will have access to a heated pool, a fitness centre, and a foosball table in the lobby.

This property also offers eight meeting rooms, totalling almost 4,300ft² of flexible event space.

The 74-room Tru by Hilton property also provides workspaces, oversized windows, and bathrooms.

Meanwhile, the Homewood Suites by Hilton offers 84 apartment-style suites, marking the brand's third property in the country.

Designed for extended stays, the suites feature separate living and sleeping areas, fully equipped kitchens, and contemporary amenities that allow guests to maintain their daily routines.

Hilton's portfolio in the Caribbean and Latin America includes more than 290 hotels and resorts.

The company is pursuing growth in the region with a development pipeline of over 140 projects.

Last December, Hilton and Parks Hospitality announced a partnership to introduce the Conrad luxury brand hotel in Los Cabos, signifying Hilton's entry into the Baja California Sur peninsula, Mexico.