Migis Hotel Group will also provide consulting services to The Sparhawk Oceanfront Resort, a family owned property that has brought hospitality to Ogunquit for over 100 years.
PORTLAND, MAINE – Migis Hotel Group, a family owned and operated hotel management company based in Maine, announced today that it has added two hotels, the Colonial Inn and The Sparhawk Oceanfront Resort, both of Ogunquit, to its portfolio of Maine properties.
The company will provide full-service hotel management and operations to the Colonial Inn, which is undergoing a $4 million historical restoration. The Colonial Inn will re-open in May with completely upgraded facilities and a contemporary guest experience, while retaining the Victorian charm and Maine hospitality known to its visitors for over 125 years.
Migis Hotel Group will also provide consulting services to The Sparhawk Oceanfront Resort, a family owned property that has brought hospitality to Ogunquit for over 100 years. The Sparhawk will re-open for the 2013 season with 10 renovated rooms, new bathrooms, and beautiful landscaping.
“Since 1968, we have been successfully operating seasonal properties along the coast and lakes of Maine,” said Jed Porta, Third Generation Operating Partner of Migis Hotel Group. “We’re committed to satisfying the needs of today’s travelers and offering them the level of service and hospitality they expect when visiting Maine. We’re thrilled to add these two historic Ogunquit properties to our growing hotel group. Ogunquit is a vibrant destination, and we’re looking forward to establishing the Colonial Inn as one of the area’s top lodging choices, as well as maintaining the strong presence The Sparhawk Oceanfront Resort has enjoyed for two generations.”
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