Hotel Brunswick News

Big plans - and big obstacles - for downtown Kingman's dreamers

Parking, traffic among issues for Kingman's Old Town

April, 1st 2015

With his thick European accent and expressive hands, Swiss investor Werner Fleischmann describes his plans to restore the Brunswick Hotel and turn downtown Kingman into a destination - but there's a lot that has to happen first, and these kinds of changes don't occur overnight.

Historic Hotel Brunswick waits with future renovation process

September, 10th 2014

Werner Fleischmann, owner of the Historic Hotel Brunswick, has performed a feasibility study with the Northern Arizona University. Overall, the study shows that there is potential for a boutique Hotel at Route 66. Brunswick could offer a combination of unique rooms, restaurant and a combination with Beale Celebration as an Event center, also for wedding receptions etc.. It is recommended, that it needs additional parking and a review of the room concept. The study also recommends the Kingman Downtown area to be revitalized.

The owner decided, to finish the remodeling of Phase II, which is the back building of the Ice Cream and Bakery Shop, that experienced a good start. There will be two suites installed and a portion of the courtyard, completed by November. The extensive outstanding work will then be the remodeling of the Hotel and the Restaurant. The owner decided to wait till additional planning - involving third parties - will be completed. He hopes, to continue the process in about 2 years.

Route 66 Festival

July, 9th 2014

Route 66 International Festival
August, 14th - 17th 2014 in Kingman

Visit at Beale Celebration Event Hall and get more information about projects at the Historic Hotel Brunswick, Beale Celebration and lots in GreenWood Village.

Ribbon Cutting

February, 15th 2014

Route 66 Ice Cream & Sweets is open!

Grand Opening Beale Celebrations

Downtown developer partners with restaurant owner

Soon in downtown Kingman