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The Abbey Resort unveils refurbished restaurant and guest suites
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The Abbey Resort unveils redesigned restaurant and guest suites

Freya HodgeBy Freya Hodge12 November 20262 Mins Read
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The Abbey Resort, Lake Geneva, has unveiled a transformed 240 West restaurant and newly renovated guest suites.

The resort’s signature restaurant, 240 West, has undergone a complete redesign inspired by the timeless beauty and maritime heritage of Lake Geneva. The refreshed space features a warm, welcoming atmosphere with nautical artwork, layered shades of blue reminiscent of the lake and sky, natural rope lighting and thoughtfully selected furnishings that create an elevated yet approachable dining experience.

The transformation also introduces an exciting new culinary direction led by Executive Chef Mathew Toepfer, who oversees culinary operations across The Abbey Resort. 

“The transformation of 240 West represents our continued commitment to creating memorable dining experiences that celebrate everything people love about Lake Geneva,” said Bryan Hill, Director of Food & Beverage at The Abbey Resort.

“With a completely refreshed setting and Mathew leading our culinary team, we’re excited to introduce an experience that feels new while remaining true to what guests have always loved about The Abbey.”

The unveiling of the reimagined 240 West follows the recent transformation of The Abbey Resort’s Waterfront restaurant, which introduced refreshed interiors, upgraded furnishings, enhanced lakeside seating and expanded entertainment amenities. 

The resort has also nearly completed the renovation of its guest suites, introducing redesigned accommodation that provides greater comfort, privacy and functionality.

The Abbey Resort unveils refurbished restaurant and guest suites

The updated suite layouts now provide greater separation between living and sleeping spaces, creating a more comfortable and private experience for guests. Each renovated suite offers a king-sized bed with a sofa bed, two televisions, refreshed wall coverings, modern bathrooms with walk-in showers, inset shelving and illuminated touch-control mirrors.

Located on the shores of Lake Geneva in Fontana, Wisconsin, The Abbey Resort offers 334 guestrooms and suites, a full-service spa, waterfront dining, indoor and outdoor pools, event space and recreational activities.

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