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Hotel Sierra Opens in Green Bay; Packers Fans Will Be Pleased

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 333 Main Street [map], Green Bay, WI, United States, 54301
June 6, 2008 at 9:49 AM | by | Comments (0)

Packers fans: put down that pigskin and forget the primal urges of football. Now you can get some refined Starbucks and Sharper Image iPod docking stations with your fourth downs and offsides, at a new hotel in Green Bay.

LodgeWorks has just put the $7 million-dollar touch on The Hotel Sierra Green Bay, formerly the Regency Suites, and within spitting distance from Lambeau Field and nearby the city's anticipated promenade called CityDeck.

And it's more upscale business traveler hotel than a football lover's hang: "...an open eight-story atrium filled with lit palm trees, porcelain tiles, warm rugs, oversize lamps, zebra woods and other natural elements."

We can't really see Packers fans snuggling into the those animal patterns, but then again, maybe they will.

Hotel Sierra is the new brand name given to the old Sierra Suites and the properties are getting makeovers to suit a"contemporary lifestyle", meaning good design, comfortable furnishings and free WiFi.

The rooms at Hotel Sierra sound more in keeping with football fans and their latest-technology desires: 32-inch hi-def flat screen TVs, wet bars, mini-fridges, microwaves, waffle terry robes, and those iPod docking stations.

An on-site spa called Renewal offers all the usual bells and whistles, the perfect antidote to sitting in sub-zero weather watching the game: pool, whirlpool, steam room, cardio weights, and a masseuse.

We like the comp breakfast that offers cereals and fruits, but will football fans really sink their teeth into "made-to-order omelettes with sauteed veggies?"

All this might not sound very Packers-fans-friendly but Green Bay is more than just football. There are marathons and conferences and parents visiting their kids at UWGB. Still, the hotel has a huge-ass sports pub for a reason.

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