Hilton International Logo
A solid blue emblem sits above a blue serif wordmark reading "Hilton." The emblem consists of two overlapping elliptical rings (one larger, one smaller) encircling a stylized capital "H" formed by two vertical rectangular bars with a small...
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About Hilton International
A solid blue emblem sits above a blue serif wordmark reading "Hilton." The emblem consists of two overlapping elliptical rings (one larger, one smaller) encircling a stylized capital "H" formed by two vertical rectangular bars with a small horizontal gap between them. The design is flat, single-colour blue on a white background and includes a small "TM" mark to the right of the emblem.
Overall the mark pairs a circular/elliptical emblem with a classic serif wordmark, giving a corporate, hospitality-oriented appearance that reads well at small sizes.
What's in it: stylized letter H
Shapes: elliptical rings vertical rectangles wordmark
Style: corporate serif wordmark minimalist emblem flat
Text in logo: Hilton
The overlapping ovals around the "H" visually suggest a globe/orbit or global reach and continuity, common in hospitality branding.
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Hilton International Logo History
Hilton is an American multinational hospitality company founded by Conrad Hilton in 1919. The Hilton name has been used for its global hotel brands and corporate identity for decades.
Frequently asked
What word is in the logo?
The wordmark reads 'Hilton'.
What industry is this logo for?
It represents a hotel/hospitality brand.
Can I use this logo freely?
No — the logo is a trademark (TM shown) and use is subject to Hilton's trademark and brand guidelines.
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