Ocean House Management (OHM) announced it will assist Wykeham Rise Hotel Partners in developing Wykeham Rise and subsequently manage the property upon opening. The 27-acre luxury inn broke ground on April 1st, with an anticipated opening date in summer 2019 in Washington, Connecticut, 80 miles north of New York City.
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Davidson Hotels & Resorts announced the addition of Hotel Viking, an iconic 208-room historic property in Newport, Rhode Island, into its portfolio, under its luxury and lifestyle division, Pivot Hotels & Resorts.
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DALLAS (May 9, 2017) – Global private equity firm Lone Star Funds with Aimbridge Hospitality, one of the nation’s largest independent hotel management companies, today announced the recent…
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Marriott International Reports First Quarter 2017 Results Highlights
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Dunkin’ Donuts announced today the signing of a multi-unit store development agreement with new franchise group SWLA Delights, LLC, to develop four Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants in Lake Charles, Louisiana, including one multi-brand location with Baskin-Robbins.
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GOALZ Restaurant Group, LLC will be spearheading Captain D’s development in South Carolina, with plans to open five new restaurants over the next several years throughout the Greenville-Spartanburg area, as well as in Rock Hill.
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Roger Wright began his journey with Dickey’s Barbecue Pit a year ago, investing in his first location with his cousin, James Wright in Alexandria, Virginia. With such success in this first location, he is now finalizing the details of his own location in Dahlgren, Virginia.
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Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts last week announced the signing of a management agreement with Callaloo Cay Antigua for the brand’s first new-build resort in the Caribbean, Waldorf Astoria Antigua.
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In anticipation of its opening later this year, the all-new Four Seasons Hotel Kuwait at Burj Alshaya is now confirming arrivals as of September 1, 2017.
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New York City’s hospitality industry is booming, with new hotels, both large and boutique, opening all the time. Yet the City Council seems to think the private sector can’t be trusted to keep it up: It’s about to renew a ban on the conversion of hotel space to non-room use.
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