In November 2018, Grandover Resort & Spa unveiled more than $10 million in renovations and a renewed vision for the acclaimed destination. The core goals of the renovations include highlighting Greensboro’s rich history and culture as well as strengthening the resort’s connection to the community.

Local history has been woven into the renovations, in some cases quite literally. Guests at 19 & Timber, one of the resorts two remodeled bars, can listen to live music, sip a cocktail with friends, and read about how textile magnates, Moses and Ceasar Cone, made Greensboro the largest manufacturer of textiles in the world. While the original split timber walls of the bar are adorned with canvases featuring old photos of Greensboro’s historical past, leather chairs and upscale lighting give the rustic space a modern feel.

In addition to the resort’s 244 newly renovated rooms, Grandover’s five luxury suites pay homage to the Industries, Arts and People that have made Greensboro and the Triad what it is today. A renewed sense of modern sophistication was brought to the main lobby and front desk, as well as the elegantly remodeled restaurants, pool and spa. Guests can enjoy original art by North Carolina artists throughout the hotel with the addition of The Gallery at Grandover. Golfers will also be excited to learn they’ll now be putting on TifEagle Bermuda grass on Grandover’s award-winning East golf course.

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