A four-story hotel that would combine two separate brands is being proposed for Franklin Wisconson’s Ballpark Commons mixed-use development near Milwaukee. The hotel would feature a 47-room Sleep Inn and a 51-room MainStay Suites. Sleep Inn is an economy-priced hotel chain and MainStay Suites is an extended-stay chain. Both brands are licensed by Choice Hotels International Inc. The $12 million development would include an indoor pool, guest laundry, and fitness room, community room for gatherings and breakfast and exterior patio, according to the proposal. The hotel would be built on 3.6 acres on the west side of South 76th Street, southeast of Crystal Ridge Road. It would be developed by BraveHart Development LLC.
 
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Hospitality developer New Waterloo unveiled its plans and look for the Albert Hotel, a modern take on a boutique hotel that will be built front and center on historic Main Street in Fredericksburg, Texas. The destination hotel will bring a full service spa, pool, cabana, restaurant, lounge, and event space and fitness center. The 110-bedroom Albert Hotel will span 2 acres from 242 to 248 East Main Street, and is a historic preservation project that will renovate four 19th century buildings into a space that also includes an event, spa and restaurant space to open in 2022. The hotel is being designed by Clayton Korte Architects. Patrick Jeffers is the Chief Development Officer at New Waterloo. Albert Hotel will have three restaurants, two bars, a private dining room and will offer in-room dining. The property will also have an outdoor pool, a fitness center and a 2,000-square-foot full-service spa. Guests can also host events in the 3,600-square-foot event space with a 1,200-square-foot mezzanine deck and event lawn. 
  
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HotelProjectLeads.com has launched the Hospitality Industry Social Network which includes all the important features of an online professional network.  The new networking tool allows members to connect, network, chat and send messages, build relationship and collaborate.  Members can create and develop their personal and professional profiles, post updates, photos, videos and files, share information and documents.   Create groups and forums to facilitate discussions and collaborations and engage in video chat and zoom meetings all within the security of a private members only network.

“We are very excited to announce the launch of the Hospitality Industry Social Network that has been in development for the past 24 months,” said Adam Smith, Manager of Operations.   “Our social network will prove to be a powerful tool that will assist our member clients in building industry relationships and developing business.  Essentially it is an industry trade show at your figure tips.   Our mission has always been to continually find new and innovative ways to create value for our member clients.  Given we are still in the mist of the COVID pandemic business are looking for alternative ways to connect and build professional relationships without having to make face to face meetings, therefore we anticipate the utility of this new product to be great.  Additionally we are offering our clients the security of a private members only network that will keep out spam, fake profiles and individuals who are not truly apart of the industry.”

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The Dumfries, Virginia planning commission has approved the construction of The Rose Casino & Hotel project. The $389 million gaming and entertainment destination will feature a hotel with up to 305 rooms, eight restaurants, a 1,500-seat theatre and 175,000 square feet of gaming space on land adjacent to the current site of the Potomac Landfill, located off Interstate 95 and Va. 234. The project is developed by Colonial Downs Group and gambling will be limited to off-track betting and historic horse race betting machines, which are similar to slot machines. The first phase of The Rose is planned to open in 2023 and would consist of several restaurants, the gaming floor, up to 155 hotel rooms, a structured parking garage and the park. The second phase will consist of additional hotel rooms, restaurants, retail and a live theater with a target opening date of 2025 or 2026.  
 
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Hotel Developer Nick Patel of TCH Knoxville LLC & Old City Ventures is planning to build a 127 guestrooms SpringHill Suites Hotel in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee’s Old City site. The project will cost $22 million and is contingent upon approval of a proposed baseball stadium and multi-use facility. The five-story, $22 million hotel “will be designed to have an upscale, historic feel similar to other buildings in the Old City; it also will complement the design of the proposed stadium. The hotel is being designed by Elevate Architecture Studio.  Nick Patel also owns additional hotels in Knox and Sevier counties in Tennessee.
 
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Construction of an on-site 14-story hotel and terminal garage development has begun at Nashville International Airport in Tennessee.  Metro Nashville Airport Authority Board of Commissioners broke ground on an upscale hotel and parking garage next to the airport terminal. The Hilton-branded hotel is scheduled to open in late 2023. Chartwell Hospitality, LLC, is the developer and hotel operator for the development, which is a public-private partnership and a key component of the airport’s multi-faceted BNA Vision expansion plan. Chartwell’s cost for the hotel approaches $95 million and MNAA’s cost of the garage and plaza is around $82 million. Amenities will include a high-design Grand Lobby with inspiring public artwork, Grand Bar and Music Lounge and high-end contemporary restaurant. A Grand Plaza will include open-air dining, a bar, café and elegant landscaping. The innovative meeting and event spaces will total 16,500 square feet, including an 8,000-square-foot Grand Ballroom/Event space. A large, state-of-the-art fitness center will be located on the 12th floor with dramatic views, and on the 14th floor rooftop, there will be a prominent Glass SkyBar Lounge and open-air SkyPool, providing spectacular views over the airport to Nashville’s skyline. The hotel tower will sit atop a four-level parking garage, with hotel parking on the ground level, public parking on the upper levels, and a covered pedestrian bridge connection the hotel Grand Plaza and garage to the airport’s renovated and expanded central terminal.
 
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The Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Buffalo New York is planning a major renovation. The hotel was recently purchased at auction by Douglas Jemal who has hired Aimbridge Receiver Services to manage the property. Developed from the historic Genesee Building that sits on 1.8 acres and dates to 1922, the 16-story Hyatt opened in 1984, and was renovated in 2008 and 2009. It includes more than 27,000 square feet of function space with 10 meeting rooms, three dining options, a fitness center and spa, an indoor swimming pool, a full-service business center, and a gift shop and newsstand. Jemal plans to fully renovate the hotel over the next six months, including all the rooms. Workers are also fixing and recommissioning the mechanical systems after the long closure. The room count and hotel features will remain the same, including the ballrooms and meeting rooms, and Starbucks will be reopening next month. 
 
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Pulse Development is proposing a mixed use project that would include220 apartments and a 190 guestroom hotel in Kansas City Missouri. It would also include 20,000 square feet of restaurant space and 7,200 square feet of retail. Adam Tholen is CEO of Pulse Development.  It would incorporate the Char Bar located at 4050 Pennsylvania and would adjoin the Westport Coffee House at 4010 Pennsylvania. The hotel would be located on the south side of the garage and another apartment building called Mill Street Apartments would be located on the west side of the garage along Mill Street. The project would begin construction early next year in 2022.  
 
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A mixed use tower including the new construction of a 125-room hotel, 200 residential units, a restaurant and an office building is being proposed for downtown Quincy, Massachusetts. Located at 37R and 86 Parkingway the tower is being developed by FoxRock Properties.   Demolition at the site and upgrades to water, sewer, drainage and electric utilities have been ongoing.  Initial documents show a plan for a six-story, 150,000-square-foot office building along the newly-established General McConville Way, which stretches from where Parkingway meets the Ross Lot to Hancock Street. Also proposed is a seven-story parking garage and 20-story building that would house a two-story, 8,000 square-foot restaurant, 125-room hotel and 200-unit residential building. A detailed proposal for Switchpoint Quincy was presented at a virtual meeting of the planning board at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. The development company is owned by Robert Hale who owns Granite Telecommunications. The development team includes Architect Dimella Shaffer, Arrowstreet Architecture & Design and Walker Consultants.  
 
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Construction has begun on a $30 million Nulu Hotel in Louisville Kentucky. The new Bunkhouse hotel will be located at 730 E Market Street. The hotel is being developed by Mountain Shore Properties working with Kaven Zamanian, Rabbit Hole Distillery founder. Zamanian owns the properties under Green Building LLC and Rabbit Hole LLC. Ficher’s firm is consulting the group on the community incentives and approvals for the project. The hotel will be operated by the Bunkhouse Group. Bunkhouse is owned by Standard International, the parent company by Standard hotels. The hotel was designed by Luckett & Farley.
 
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