Hilton Rotterdam
Weena 10
3012 CM | Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Accommodation
Admire the city views from this contemporary 27 m2 room featuring large windows and individual climate control. Relax with an in-room entertainment system featuring an LCD TV or refresh in the modern bathroom with bath or shower.
We have secured a room block at Hilton Rotterdam at preferential rates for the GHI World Congress 2025 participants for June 25th – June 26th 2025. Click on the button above and make your reservation as soon as possible. A credit card is required when making your reservation.
The reservation can be changed free of charge until 14 days prior to arrival.
Should you require your room with an arrival date before 25/06/2025 or a departure date after 27/06/2025 please contact the hotel via nina.vanbokhorst@hilton.com
About Rotterdam
Rotterdam is a young and dynamic city with an energetic and creative mindset. A city with world class architecture, an open and cosmopolitan atmosphere and a hip & happening art, festival and culinary scene. There’s always something to see or do in Rotterdam, making it the perfect city to organize a top class congress.
Innovation
After the bombing of the Second World War, Rotterdam reinvented itself with characteristic energy and innovation. Working under a then ground-breaking motto – light, air and space – it broke with the past and welcomed the new age. And in a city that still embraces experimentation, anything is possible. From a rooftop city farm to a music festival in the harbour, from an exclusive rooftop bar to a brewery in a former warehouse, you’ll be enthralled by its vigour and inventiveness.
City of architecture
If you love architecture, Rotterdam won’t disappoint you. Its patchwork of styles combines icons of the Nieuwe Bouwen (c. 1920-1960) with buildings of the post-war reconstruction period (c. 1960-1980). These clash cheerfully with the hypermodern landmarks of recent decades Erasmusbrug, Rotterdam Central Station, De Rotterdam building, and the Timmerhuis complex. Then, of course, there’s the Markthal: In the first indoor market hall in the Netherlands. Here, alongside, nearly 100 stalls selling fresh produce you’ll find food shops and a range of restaurants that includes Jamie Oliver’s Jamie’s Italian. When you’re there, don’t forget to look up: on the ceiling is artwork in the Netherlands, Arno Coenen’s Horn of Plenty.
Port City
As a port city, Rotterdam has indissoluble ties to the water. The Maas River flows through the city, supplying its many harbours, such as historic Delfshaven. Downstream, these merge seamlessly with the industrial port, which stretches 40 kilometres to Hoek van Holland and the new harbour complex at Maasvlakte 2.
