NewsPlusNotes: Cedar Point's Hotel Breakers 2015 Transformation Details

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Cedar Point's Hotel Breakers 2015 Transformation Details

Cedar Point has released some additional images and details for the Hotel Breakers 2015 renovations. The resort worked on the outside of the hotel's buildings for the 2014 season, but will kick the renovations into high gear this winter, transforming the inside of the property as well.

Above is a brand new entrance to the hotel, giving it a much more welcoming look than it has now. A covered porte cochere will be constructed at the entrance, along with changes to the entry road and landscaping.

The park is showing off some model rooms for the renovations as well, featuring a mix of bright colors with iconic images of Cedar Point's Ferris Wheel as headboards. All rooms will feature new flat screen TVs, furniture, linens, beds, and carpeting - refreshing the experience 100%.

Air-conditioning will be added to all common areas, and wifi will cover the resort as well. A new Starbucks will open inside Hotel Breakers, and a brand new lobby bar will be built.

Cedar Fair's CEO has said in the past that they see Hotel Breakers being the resort's premium hotel in the future, and these changes are certainly a step in that direction. Looks great so far - the park promises updates as the work takes place this winter.

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