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WaterWalk Phoenix North Happy Valley
Island Hospitality Management has experienced a productive first half of the year and anticipates maintaining its momentum as it ventures into the remainder of 2023.
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. – Officials of Island Hospitality Management, a leading third-party management company specializing in select-service and upscale extended-stay hotels, announced the opening of three, new properties: the 126-room WaterWalk Phoenix North Happy Valley, 126-room WaterWalk Atlanta Perimeter Center and 126-room WaterWalk Boise Meridian.
The properties epitomize the brand’s commitment to providing flexible accommodations, practical amenities and modern living spaces. Guests can enjoy spacious furnished and unfurnished suites featuring fully equipped kitchens and convenient in-room washer and dryer facilities. With their prime locations in vibrant and growing cities, the WaterWalks cater to the needs of both business and leisure travelers, offering sensible solutions for guests. Together, the three properties boast a total of 380 suites, bolstering Island’s presence in new urban markets while attracting a mix of special events, corporate bookings and group business.
“We have eagerly anticipated the launch of these exceptional hotels in thriving markets,” remarked Gregg Forde, president and chief operating officer of Island Hospitality Management. “Drawing on our internal expertise, we have assembled an exceptional team of leaders and forged valuable business connections through our trusted network and corporate partnerships, ensuring a swift and successful ramp-up for these properties.”
Island Hospitality Management has experienced a productive first half of the year and anticipates maintaining its momentum as it ventures into the remainder of 2023.
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