Formerly franchised by Wyndham Hotels as the Wingate by Wyndham in Brentwood, Tennessee, the hotel will upgrade its local, regional and national market to attract business, group and leisure travelers.
LONDON UK/ SPOKANE WA – Magnuson Hotels announced the complete rebranding of the Magnuson Hotel Cool Springs.
Formerly franchised by Wyndham Hotels as the Wingate by Wyndham in Brentwood, Tennessee, the hotel will upgrade its local, regional and national market to attract business, group and leisure travelers via an affiliation with Magnuson Hotels’ global portfolio of nearly 2,000 hotels.
Corporate, educational, government and leisure travelers will appreciate this 106-room facility located just 6 miles from downtown Brentwood and 16 miles from Nashville. Guests will appreciate close proximity to the Cool Springs Galleria, Nashville Zoo, and the Grand Ole Opry.
The Magnuson Hotel Cool Springs offers free continental breakfast, exercise room, outdoor pool, business center and free parking. All guest rooms feature free wireless internet, microwave, mini-fridge, hair dryer, free local calls, alarm clock/radio, cable TV, iron and board, and electronic door locks.
“We are proud to welcome John Cajka and his entire staff, and are fully committed to increasing their property visibility and reservations,” stated Thomas Magnuson, CEO of Magnuson Worldwide.
As a Magnuson Hotels affiliate, the Magnuson Hotel Cool Springs is a member of the Magnuson Hotels Premier Collection, an elite portfolio of the highest quality hotels and locations represented by Magnuson Worldwide.
The Magnuson Hotel Cool Springs will receive complete global brand representation without the costs and requirements of franchise brand affiliation. It will expand its business through Magnuson Hotels’ massive hotel reservation network including 650,000 GDS travel agents, all global corporate accounts, over 2,000 internet booking channels such as Global Hotel Exchange, Expedia, Hotels.com, Priceline, and all major airlines websites.
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