TTG – Notice board – Guillaume Marly appointed general manager of Waldorf Astoria Admiralty Arch

Marly, an industry veteran with nearly 30 years of experience in luxury hospitality, will lead operations of the iconic property as it concludes its development and prepares to welcome its first guests.

Steve Cassidy, senior vice president and general manager of UK&I at Hilton, said: “Guillaume’s leadership and experience in luxury hospitality make him the ideal fit for Waldorf Astoria London Admiralty Arch. His proven track record of providing exceptional service and attention to detail will help bring this iconic property to life, delivering experiences blending the property’s rich history with the modern luxury of Waldorf Astoria.

Guillaume Marly, Managing Director of Waldorf Astoria London Admiralty Arch, said: “It is an honor and privilege to be part of such a remarkable project. The Waldorf Astoria London Admiralty Arch will undoubtedly become a premier destination in the UK and I am delighted to bring this iconic building into a new era of luxury hospitality. Its unique location, exceptional heritage and our intention to offer our customers unrivaled levels of service is a truly exciting prospect. »

Marly’s wealth of experience running some of London’s most famous hotels has seen him recognized in Walpole’s Power List 2023 as one of the 50 most influential people in British luxury.

Hilton is revitalizing the iconic property into a 100-key luxury hotel in partnership with Reuben Brothers. The hotel will exemplify the evolution of Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts to meet the needs of the next generation of discerning travelers and locals while honoring its historic past. Originally commissioned by King Edward VII in memory of Queen Victoria, the Admiralty Arch building stands proudly at the end of the shopping centre, opposite Buckingham Palace, offering unrivaled views of the palace in one direction and across Trafalgar Square in the other. It will feature exciting restaurants and bars led by world-renowned chefs, making it a must-visit London destination for hotel guests and non-residents alike. The development is expected to be completed by the end of 2025.