Sheraton Upgrades Club Lounges

Sheraton, and the hotel owners have invested more than $100 million into upgrading 120 Club Lounges around the world, including flagship properties such as Sheraton Waikiki, Sheraton Denver, Sheraton Centre Toronto, Sheraton Hong Kong, Sheraton Buenos Aires and Sheraton Edinburgh.

The enhancement to Sheraton Club Lounges is the final chapter of the brand's recent $6 billion revitalization effort. In addition, Sheraton Club Lounges brand-wide are now open seven days a week in response to increased demand from premium corporate and leisure guests.

Club amenities include complimentary breakfast, afternoon hors d'oeuvres, beverage service, flat-screen television, Wi-Fi, a selection of daily newspapers and more.

"At a time when our competitors have scaled back their offerings, Sheraton has done the opposite. We decided to invest even further in our global portfolio with significant enhancements to our Club Lounges in order to deliver a higher level of productivity and luxury to our guests, not just on weekdays, but every day of the week," said Hoyt Harper, Global Brand Leader, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. "And our timing couldn't be better. Travel has returned to pre-crisis levels and travelers are once again focused on upgraded amenities and services as key elements of the guest experience."

Most recently, Sheraton unveiled its re-designed Club Lounge at Sheraton Waikiki, a $1 million investment that topped off the hotel's comprehensive renovation. Hawaii's first Sheraton Club Lounge, Leahi, is perched 30 floors above Waikiki Beach and is accessible via Sheraton Waikiki's signature glass elevator on the mountain side of the resort.

In May, the Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers will debut a brand new Club Lounge experience.

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