Hilton’s Tapestry Collection Marks Major Milestone With New Property in Pennsylvania

Earlier this year Hilton marked its 100th property of its Tapestry Collection with the opening of the Yorktowne Hotel. It’s located in the heart of Downtown York in Pennsylvania.

 The property is near popular areas such as Harrisburg, Gettysburg, Hershey, and Lancaster. It features 123 guest rooms with 27 long-term stay suites.

“More and more people are looking for bespoke experiences in their travels, and this milestone reflects the importance Hilton places on continuously evolving to address the needs of today’s guests,” said Matt Schuyler, Hilton’s chief brand officer in a press release.

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Photo Courtesy of Hilton Hotels

The Yorktowne Hotel is operated by GF Hotels & Resorts, which is a full-service ownership and management company specializing in hotels, resorts, golf courses, and other hospitality assets. This is actually the re-opening of this 100-year-old hotel marking the 100th Tapestry Collection by Hilton.

The Tapestry Collection has a variety of locations across the United States East Coast, Florida, properties across California and more. In Europe Tapestry has hotels in France, Spain and Italy.

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