Omaha, Nebraska

The Peregrine Omaha Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton

A century-old office block reborn as downtown Omaha's boutique landmark.

Open · April 2021
The Peregrine Omaha Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton
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The Peregrine turned a derelict 1910s office building once linked to the Brandeis Theatre into downtown Omaha's flagship boutique hotel. Opened in April 2021 by ViaNova Development and Clarity Development Group, the roughly 90-room property has since built out a proper food-and-beverage program, including the rooftop bar The Perch.

The essentials

Group
Hilton (Curio Collection)
Opening
April 2021
Rooms & suites
89-90 rooms (figure varies by source)
Segment
Upscale / boutique
Designer
Trivers Associates (architect); EoA, Environments of America (interiors)
Entry rate
NC
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The place

At 203 South 18th Street in downtown Omaha, the hotel occupies the former Saunders-Kennedy Building, once physically connected to the historic Brandeis Theatre next door.

The concept

Built between 1914 and 1918 as an office building, the Saunders-Kennedy Building sat vacant for years before Chattanooga-based ViaNova Development and local partner Clarity Development Group acquired it in 2016 and converted it into the city's first Curio Collection hotel, a roughly $22 million adaptive reuse funded partly by state historic tax credits and PACE financing. The name honors the peregrine falcons nesting atop the neighboring WoodmenLife Tower. The hotel joined Historic Hotels of America in 2022.

Dining & wellness

Gilded Feather, the lobby restaurant, serves modern American food and cocktails; The Perch, the rooftop bar, is billed as Omaha's highest, with bird-shaped glassware and live music nights. Both replaced the hotel's original outlets, The Habitat and The Takeoff.

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