Stanfield’s Pilot completes remodel with new services

STANFIELD — Visitors to the Pilot Travel Center in Stanfield are noticing some big changes following a comprehensive remodel featuring new services inside and out. During the remodel, which was completed on Oct. 23, much of the center was closed including the restrooms, the restaurants, the deli and beverage coolers. “All we had was coffee to sell,” General Manager Becky Hughes said. The gas pumps also were open, Hughes said. The renovations were part of Pilot’s New Horizons program in which the company spent more than $1 billion upgrading the travel centers nationwide. Curb-to-counter transformation The company said the upgrades were “a comprehensive curb-to-counter transformation.” One of the first things visitors will notice is four new electric vehicle charging stations. The center’s entire interior has a new, modern design, and the McDonald’s, Subway and Cinnabon also were remodeled. Deb Carlson, the center’s restaurant manager, said the Stanfield location has the only Cinnabon.

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