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2. Caribe Hilton Hotel - Wikipedia

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   The final design chosen was by Toro Ferrer, who also designed the Modern Movement-style Supreme Court Building in San Juan. [1] To operate the hotel, the Puerto Rico Industrial Development Co. invited seven leading American hotel firms. Conrad Hilton, being from New Mexico, opened his letter back with "Mi estimado amigo" and won over the Puerto ...

3. List of hotels in Puerto Rico - Wikipedia

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   San Juan Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino; ... The Caribe Hilton Hotel was the first facility ever operated by Hilton Hotels outside of the continental United States.

4. La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort - Wikipedia

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   The hotel was publicly owned, by the government of Puerto Rico, and managed by the US-based Associated Federal Hotels chain. [3] The main hotel building was designed by architects Osvaldo Toro and Miguel Ferrer, of the firm Toro Ferrer. The two men had previously designed the first modern luxury resort in San Juan, the Caribe Hilton.

5. Category:Hotels in San Juan, Puerto Rico - Wikipedia

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   Caribe Hilton Hotel; Condado Vanderbilt Hotel; H. ... San Juan Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino This page was last edited on 9 November 2023, at 03:13 (UTC). ...

6. Tourism in Puerto Rico - Wikipedia

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   The creation of the Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan in 1949 represented a partnership between the Puerto Rican government and private U.S businesses. American business viewed the creation of the hotel as a symbol of their power to create material progress.

7. Tourism in Latin America and the Caribbean - Wikipedia

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   The creation of the Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan in 1949 represented a partnership between the Puerto Rican government and U.S business. Americans viewed the creation of the hotel as a symbol of their power to create material progress. A majority of Puerto Rican citizens did not approve of the decision to build the hotel.