Hilton did what big brands pragmatically do when a franchise turns into a political firestorm: it cut ties.
The hotel is a franchise property owned by Everpeak Hospitality, which initially issued a statement insisting the situation was inconsistent with its standards and that it does not discriminate. Everpeak apologized and claimed it was addressing the issue.
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