Company adds Master Hosts Inns near JFK Airport New York and new construction Scottish Inns in Texas.
ATLANTA – hihotels by Hospitality International, a recognized leader in franchising conversion and new-build hotels for economy lodging, expands its family of brands by signing eight new properties in five states.
Scottish Inns & Suites, Shenandoah/Woodland TX.
“We’re excited to continue adding quality owners and properties in key locations throughout the country as our system expands,” said Chris Guimbellot, President and CEO, hihotels. The eight new properties include:
- Master Hosts Inns – Airport Plaza Hotel, Jamaica, NY, 61 rooms, former OYO
- Scottish Inns – Eastex Freeway North, Houston, TX, 29 rooms, new construction
- Scottish Inns, Decatur, TX, 45 rooms, former Best Western
- Scottish Inns, Middletown, PA, 25 rooms, former Rodeway Inn
- Scottish Inns & Suites, Shenandoah/Woodland TX, 39 rooms, former OYO
- Red Carpet Inn, Dumfries, VA, 45 rooms, former Econo Lodge
- Red Carpet Inn, Garfield Heights, OH, 40 rooms, former El Dorado Motel
- Red Carpet Inn & Suites, Philadelphia, PA, 98 rooms, former Motel 6
Thanks to its unique franchising model that delivers customized support, advanced technology, and overall value, hihotels continues attracting more and more hoteliers to its five featured brands.
Guimbellot went on to say, “Our mission is simple: help hoteliers maximize local-market revenue and overall brand value by offering all the resources of a legacy franchise while supporting their independent mindsets to operate their properties as they see fit.”
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