Aperture Hotels and Satori Collective announced the re-opening of the Hilton Garden Inn Columbus, Georgia, after extensive renovations, introducing upgraded amenities and modernized facilities.
COLUMBUS, GA. – Officials of Aperture Hotels, a leading hospitality management provider specializing in premium lifestyle, compact full-service, select-service and extended stay hotels, in partnership with Satori Collective, a real estate investment management firm focused primarily on hotel property investment, announced the successful re-opening of the 120-room Hilton Garden Inn Columbus in Ga. Following a multi-million dollar renovation, the newly refreshed hotel now boasts upgraded public spaces, guest rooms, and meeting space along with parking enhancements, including EV charging stations. The state-of-the-art fitness center also received a makeover.
“With the completion of this full makeover, the Hilton Garden Inn Columbus now enjoys ‘like-new’ status, effectively making it the newest Hilton-branded hotel in Central Western Georgia,” said Charles Oswald, president and CEO, Aperture Hotels. “We look forward to hosting a proper grand re-opening ceremony on August 25 to fully embrace our position as a member of the community and to share our new offerings with guests and neighbors.”
Nestled in the Brookstone Centre Office Park at 1500 Bradley Lake Blvd., the full-service hotel is proximate to Aflac and TSYS headquarters and just five miles from Columbus Metropolitan Airport and the Chattahoochee River Walk. Additional nearby attractions include Columbus State University, the Coca-Cola Space Science Center and Fort Moore. Hotel amenities include a fully equipped fitness center including Peloton bikes, an indoor pool with hot tub, multiple sitting areas and 3,500 square feet of flexible meeting space for groups of up to 180 people. Guests may dine at the hotel’s Lakeside Grille, offering freshly prepared breakfasts and a variety of dinner favorites. The hotel offers standard guestrooms and suite options, many with views of the water.
The renovation touched on nearly every aspect of the hotel. Public spaces were refreshed to bring guests the latest brand amenities to help make their stay feel like home. Corridors were outfitted with new carpeting, wall covering and lighting fixtures. Guest rooms were completely redecorated with new wall coverings, flooring and appointments to offer guests the most comfortable stay possible.
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