twickly.

Capitol District / Downtown

Hilton Omaha

A large downtown tower beside the CHI Health Center in the Capitol District, with full-service amenities and a short walk to the Old Market, the RiverFront and the College World Series ballpark.

The Hilton Omaha is the city's classic full-service convention hotel, and its position is the main reason to book it. It stands in the Capitol District on the north side of downtown, right beside the CHI Health Center arena and convention space, and a short walk from the Old Market, the Gene Leahy Mall and Charles Schwab Field. For visitors attending a concert, a sporting event, a convention or the College World Series, few properties are better placed. The hotel is a tall tower with views across the city and the river from higher floors, and it offers the range of services expected from a large Hilton: a restaurant and bar, a fitness center, meeting space and a business-friendly layout. Rooms are traditional and comfortable rather than adventurous, with the usual workspace, large bathroom and bedding associated with the brand. Higher floors tend to offer the best views. Because the hotel is built for events, the lobby can be busy on show nights and during conventions, but it also means the staff are accustomed to moving big groups smoothly and the property has the support services to match.

For leisure visitors, the Hilton works well as a convenient, predictable base. You can walk to many of the city's best experiences in ten to fifteen minutes, including the Old Market restaurants, the Durham Museum, the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge and the RiverFront parks. In winter, being close to the arena and the walkable core reduces the need for a car, which is a real advantage when temperatures fall and the wind picks up.

Parking is typically available on site or nearby for a fee, and rates are worth checking against the cost of a rental car if you plan to stay downtown. Event nights can raise prices, particularly during major concerts, hockey or basketball games, and the College World Series, so book early for those dates. Hilton Honors members may find extra value through points and status benefits, which is useful for frequent travelers.

The Hilton suits business travelers, event-goers, families who want full-service amenities, and anyone who values a recognized brand and an easy check-in. It is less atmospheric than the Kimpton Cottonwood or the Magnolia, so if character matters more than convenience, consider those. If you want a suite and a free breakfast, the Embassy Suites in the Old Market area offers a different style of comfort. For the best of both worlds, book the Hilton for an event weekend and add a night in a boutique property for the rest of your trip.

One more tip

Ask about higher-floor rooms with river or city views, which many guests consider worth a small upgrade. If you are attending an arena event, check the show end time and book dinner before the doors open, because nearby restaurants fill quickly. Hilton Honors members may be able to use points for free nights on quieter weeknights, which makes a longer stay more affordable.

Why stay here

  • ✓Beside the CHI Health Center
  • ✓Capitol District location
  • ✓Walk to the Old Market
  • ✓On-site restaurant and bar
  • ✓Fitness center
  • ✓Meeting and event space
  • ✓City and river views
  • ✓Hilton Honors brand

Good questions

Is the Hilton Omaha near the arena?+

Yes, it is beside the CHI Health Center in the Capitol District, which makes it handy for concerts, games and conventions.

Can I walk to the Old Market?+

Yes, the Old Market, the Durham Museum and the RiverFront are within a short walk.

Do prices change during events?+

Yes. Rates can rise on major event nights and during the College World Series, so book early.

Hilton Omaha

Check rates →

While you are in Omaha

All things to do

Other places to stay

All Omaha hotels