- GLo is Best Western's new boutique hotel brand, focusedon "hip" design and wellness amenities.
- The first Best Western GLo opened in Texas at the end of 2018, and seven more have opened in 2019.
- I spent a night at a Best Western GLo on a recent work trip to Lexington, Kentucky, in a $112-a-night king room.
- Rates at the Lexington GLo start at about $92 in the low season and go up to about $155.
- While I didn't find GLo's wellness amenities to be anything special, I was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality and value I got for my money.
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Best Western rolled out a new boutique hotel in 2018 that promotes modern design and wellness. I spent $112 on a room in Kentucky — and it exceeded my expectations in more ways than one.
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Best Western has branched into boutique hotels with GLo, its new "hip" hotel brand that launched at the end of 2018.
Best Western GLo hotels are all about modern design , tech-forward amenities, and wellness amenities. The first GLo opened in Desoto, Texas, in October 2018, and the brand has since expanded to Brooklyn, New York; Lexington, Kentucky; Asheville, North Carolina; Nashville, Tennessee; Catoosa, Oklahoma; Hollywood, Florida; and Ottawa, Canada.
I spent a night at the 79-room Best Western GLo for the first time on a work trip to Lexington, Kentucky. My standard king room cost $112 including taxes and fees.
Here's what it was like.
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