Nor’Wood Development Group has partnered with Kansas-based RHW Management to build a new hotel at its First and Main Town Center.
The companies announced plans today to build a new 82-room Holiday Inn Express adjacent to the Powers Boulevard shopping center that’s home to Cinemark Theater, Dick’s Sporting Goods, J.C. Penny, Target and several restaurants.
The hotel [...] [...]
No one bid against construction contractor Flintco for the stalled John Q. Hammons Renaissance Hotel at today’s Sheriff’s auction of the property.
Flintco won a foreclosure judgment against the hotelier Hammons in June for $29 million plus interest, minus payments made by Hammons. The company bought the hotel on far-north end of town at Interquest Parkway [...] [...]
The John Q. Hammons Renaissance Hotel at Interquest Parkway will go on the auction block at 10 a.m. in the lobby of the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office at 210 South Tejon Street Thursday.
Bidding is expected to start at about $30 million based on the foreclosure judgment that construction contractor Flintco won against legendary hotelier [...] [...]
It’s taken four years and three different ownership groups, but the Mining Exchange building and its neighbors, the Freedom Telegraph, Independence and Municipal Utilities buildings, are ready to be transformed into a 150-room “boutique” hotel and conference center.
That is, as long as the city leaders approve key sales tax-sharing provisions. [...]
Finding a management team that shares the owners’ vision on a project such as converting the Mining Exchange and its neighboring buildings into a boutique hotel is not an easy task.
Anticipating that challenge, co-owner Perry Sanders hired Tyler Sherman, the former operations manager at Denver’s Hotel Teatro.
“We’ll begin marketing the hotel and conference facilities as [...] [...]
Perry Sanders says that his plan to convert three downtown office buildings into a boutique hotel that would include upscale bars, restaurants, a health club and penthouse suites is ready to move forward. [...]
by John Hazlehurst Published: June 12,2009
Tags: hotel
Perry Sanders’ plans to convert the Mining Exchange Building and two adjacent properties into a luxury hotel would double the downtown hotel count – from one to two.
But 82 years ago, a traveler seeking a hotel room would have had many more choices.
According to the 1927 edition of Polk’s Colorado Springs Directory, downtown boasted no [...] [...]
We can become the city of three downtowns.
Maybe the price the land owners wanted for downtown dirt was a tad high. It is too bad a luxury hotel of the stature of John Q. Hammons’ Renaissance isn’t going to be downtown.
This new hotel is being positioned as a luxurious upscale corporate hotel. With 300 rooms, [...] [...]
The Fairfield Inn and Suites – Monument’s first new hotel in more than 35 years — will officially open today. The Marriott-flagged property was preceded only by the Falcon Inn, built in1972, which has since closed.The 85-room $8.5 million facility includes a pool, spa and breakfast area – and is designed to reflect Monument’s mountain [...] [...]
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