Originally Posted by
Athena53
I agree- with many leisure travelers gravitating to Airbnb and similar accommodations, it would make more sense for Hilton to up their game than to a lounge deteriorate and then decide to close it because it wasn't all that great anyway. Give me a reason to choose Hilton.
My candidate for Worst Excuse for a Hilton Lounge was one in Seattle (I believe). This was years ago but clearly it was a regular room that they attempted to set up as a lounge. No open bar, pitiful snacks, and people were practically sitting on top of each other.
You can add the Capitol Hilton in DC to list of bottom tier lounges. Most of the time it is a complete zoo.