Visitors Will Love the Improvements to Hotel Hale

Stop in for Happy Hour at Hotel Hale and enjoy bar bites and discount drinks.

Hotel Hale is an independent 9-room boutique hotel on Bathhouse Row located at 341 Central Avenue. Originally the Hale Bathhouse was built in 1892, and it was leased and remodeled into a stylish, luxury hotel/restaurant that opened its doors just over a year ago.

While the world has been on lockdown due to COVID-19, Hotel Hale has made a lot of changes for guests to enjoy when the hotel and restaurant were able to re-open on May 16, 2020.

They have redesigned the lobby area with new paint and stylish furniture to create a lounge for guests to enjoy, hired a new head chef, and gained a brand-new member of the Hale family: Haley, their brand ambassador and resident rubber ducky.

They have also established a Happy Hour, where they serve bar bites and discount drinks from 3–6pm Thursday–Sunday. Guests have enjoyed coming out for Happy Hour, and the staff says it’s a lot of fun to have them there.

Since they have opened back up, they are asking guests to please enter the hotel with masks to help fight the spread of COVID-19. The employees of the hotel are taking a lot of precautions to keep guests safe during this uncertain time, and they thank you all for helping them with that goal.

As they move forward, they will continue to evolve to accommodate for the current travel and dining needs and restrictions, so keep up with them at Facebook: Hotel Hale and Instagram: Hotel Hale pages. For more information, visit www.hotelhale.com.

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