Hilton and McLaren-Honda toast to partnership with a racing good time in Singapore

Hilton's loyal guests get to enjoy specially tailored experiences that include McLaren-Honda Suite at Hilton Singapore and racing simulator.

SINGAPORE – Hilton and McLaren-Honda are celebrating 11 years of partnership by creating a series of unique experiences that bring more value and privileged access for loyal guests, in conjunction with last weekend’s Formula 1 Grand Prix in Singapore.

Since 2005, Hilton has been a proud corporate partner of McLaren-Honda. Through the partnership, Hilton provides exciting opportunities for loyal guests and racing aficionados to share authentic, exclusive experiences with their loved ones. One of the highlights this year is Asia’s first bespoke McLaren-Honda Suite at Hilton Singapore.

Members of Hilton’s free-to-join loyalty program Hilton HHonors also had the chance to take it up a notch and bid for an exclusive, money-can’t-buy experience via the HHonors Auction platform. To complete the thrilling festivities of the race weekend, guests and visitors at the Conrad Centennial Singapore get to jump right into the driver’s cockpit and race like their favourite champions through a simulator installed at the hotel lobby.

Photo caption: The bespoke motor racing-themed McLaren-Honda Suite at Hilton Singapore comes packed with the exclusive McLaren-Honda kit typically used by the drivers. This consists of driver race overalls, helmet, boots and gloves, as well as the McLaren-Honda racing car steering wheel and a set of display wheels, among others.

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