Appleton’s Pink Lion Resort Paper Valley will change to Hilton model

APPLETON – The Crimson Lion Resort Paper Valley in downtown Appleton will be rebranded as the Hilton Appleton Paper Valley later this calendar year.

Ahead of the conversion to the Hilton Motels & Resorts franchise, the hotel’s guestrooms, community areas and event area will be up-to-date.

“The finish renovation of the resort is a fantastic sign of the energy of our resort and is welcomed by our employees and company alike,” mentioned Linda Garvey, the property’s normal supervisor. “We stay committed to serving our local community as a important anchor to the downtown spot and also an excellent employer in the hospitality sector of our metropolis.”

For the past a few years, the 388-bed hotel at 333 W. Faculty Ave. has operated under the Pink Lion Hotels franchise. In advance of that, it belonged to the Radisson Accommodations franchise.

Hilton Hotels & Resorts has additional than 575 resorts across six continents.

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The Paper Valley Hotel dates to 1982 and has been a hub of Appleton’s central company and leisure district for decades.

In December, The Post-Crescent noted the lodge experienced a new proprietor and a new management organization and that supplemental alterations, together with a new resort model, were being in the works.

The resort was marketed to Acres Capital of Westbury, New York. The sale cost wasn’t disclosed, and the transaction isn’t really reflected in town house records.