Homewood Suites by Hilton Surrey Unveils Its Extended Stay Accommodations and Amenity Spaces
Homewood Suites by Hilton Surrey proudly celebrated its official grand opening at the City Centre 4 building in the Health and Technology District in the city of Surrey. They held their ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday afternoon with City of Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke and esteemed guests in attendance.
Developed by ICT Group and Lark Group and operated by Aquilini Group, Homewood Suites by Hilton Surrey is an upscale extended-stay hotel with 189 studio and one-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens, occupying the top nine floors of the newly completed City Centre 4 building at the Health and Technology District. Located at 9686 137 Street, Surrey, steps from Surrey Memorial Hospital and King George SkyTrain Station, the hotel is designed to provide guests with home-like accommodations for both short visits and longer stays, and is perfectly situation to support the region’s expanding healthcare, technology, education, and business sectors.
“The opening of Homewood Suites by Hilton Surrey marks an important milestone for our Health and Technology District, as the first hotel to serve this emerging hub,” said Kirk Fisher, CEO of Lark Group. “As Surrey continues to evolve as a destination for healthcare, education, and innovation, this hotel helps meet the accommodation needs of professionals, patients, and visitors alike. With City Centre 4 now complete and City Centre 5 under construction, we are advancing a cohesive, transit-oriented community that brings together essential services, employment, and living in one connected, walkable environment.”
The hotel also includes a 6,000-square-foot rooftop amenity space featuring BBQ areas, fire pits, landscaped outdoor lounge and gathering spaces designed to create a welcoming environment for guests and corporate gathering event venue for businesses. Additional amenities include complimentary hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a fitness centre, EV charging, and pet-friendly accommodations, offering guests flexible options for both short visits and extended stays.
“Surrey is an important and fast-growing market and the opening of a new Homewood Suites by Hilton is an exciting milestone for the Hospitality industry in one of Canada’s most dynamic cities,” said Haris Bokhari, General Manager of Homewood Suites by Hilton Surrey. “Homewood Suites by Hilton is built around providing guests with the comfort of home—spacious suites, thoughtful amenities, and a flexible stay experience that supports both business and leisure travel.”
The Health and Technology District is a rapidly expanding eleven-phased development with nine City Centre buildings planned – with City Centre 5 already under construction – located beside Surrey Memorial Hospital, one of Canada’s busiest hospitals. The District campus includes a variety of mixed-use office, retail, healthcare, technology, hospitality, higher education and purpose-built student and faculty housing space.
“The City of Surrey is pleased to welcome the new Homewood Suites by Hilton,” said Mayor Brenda Locke, City of Surrey. “This addition supports our growing community and the increasing number of people coming to Surrey for sports, business, and tourism. Its proximity to the hospital also provides an important option for families seeking care or supporting loved ones.”
In addition to the Homewood Suites by Hilton, City Centre 4 includes a growing mix of services and amenities supporting the district’s workforce and visitors. City Centre 4 tenants include Western Community College’s expanded campus, Stong’s Market, STEMS by Stong’s, and later in 2026, they will welcome Maharaja, a new Indian restaurant and City Centre Surgery.
Reservations for Homewood Suites by Hilton Surrey can be made here: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/yvrbchw-homewood-suites-surrey/ or through the Hilton Honors mobile app.
About Aquilini Group:
Aquilini Group is a diverse network of companies operating in various sectors, including development, property management, hospitality, food and beverage, sports and entertainment, technology, renewable energy, and agriculture. The Group owns and manages nine hotels across Canada, featuring a diverse range of brands.
Its hotels prioritize guest convenience and comfort, supported by a dedicated team whose expertise and passion drive our success. The Group handles all operations, including conference facilities and restaurant services, collaborating to ensure exceptional performance.
Aquilini Hospitality operates independent hotels and well-known brands, includingand Best Western, throughout Canada. www.aquilini.com.
About the Health and Technology District:
The Health and Technology District, by ICT Group and Lark Group, is a series of high-tech mixed-use City Centre buildings located immediately adjacent to Surrey Memorial Hospital and King George Skytrain station. The District is an evolving and rapidly expanding ecosystem where innovators, businesses, academia and entrepreneurs collaborate with tech companies, researchers, scientists, and health professionals to accelerate disruptive healthcare solutions and inspire transformative change. The District also serves as an innovative education HUB, where several educational institutions co-exist alongside transformative professionals for integrated learning.
Built by Lark Group, a BC-family-owned and operated development, construction and facility management company, and ICT Group, a division of Garabaldi Group focused on strategic and collaborative real estate development, the District currently includes Laurel Place, Kinsmen Lodge, City Centre 1, 2, 3, and 4 with City Centre 5 breaking ground early this Spring. The Health & Technology plan includes eight towers in total. www.healthandtechnologydistrict.com.