Four Points by Sheraton York Completes Renovation

The Four Points by Sheraton York now has a fresh new look, thanks to a recently completed comprehensive $15 million renovation.

Located in York, Pennsylvania, the property has made significant upgrades to its lobby, restaurant and guest rooms as part of the Four Points by Sheraton global revitalization campaign.

As a result of the renovation, Four Points by Sheraton York creates a real sense of arrival with its dramatically improved public space. The lobby has been opened up to create a spacious Family Room, where guests can socialize, grab a cup of fresh coffee and pop open their laptops, using the hotel’s complimentary high-speed Internet.

The hotel knocked down walls to achieve a more open flow and clean line of sight between the lobby, bar and restaurant. The lobby and restaurant received a fresh paint job and were upgraded with all-new furnishings, stainless steel finishes, ceiling tiles and artwork.

“Four Points by Sheraton York now truly embodies the brand’s revitalized contemporary look and feel. We are very proud of our recent renovation, which greatly enhanced the guest experience by creating a more open and relaxing atmosphere,” said Connie Cunningham, General Manager, Four Points by Sheraton York.

From the carpeting to the ceilings, the hotel’s 146 guest rooms were completely re-done and include brand-new bathrooms.

Guest rooms all feature the Four Points by Sheraton Four Comfort Bed, a luxurious ensemble including a plush mattress, an assortment of pillows, and stylish duvet. Improved in-room technology includes new flat screen televisions and a wide selection of movies and video games on demand.

Guests receive free bottled water and complimentary high-speed Internet is available throughout the property.

In the past five years, Starwood and its licensees have invested more than $1 billion in Four Points by Sheraton hotels with major property renovations, conversion and new-build hotels. Around 70% of the Four Points portfolio has turned over in the last five years due to strategic efforts to improve the quality and consistency of the hotels.

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