Best Western Hotels & Resorts announces the opening of the Best Western Acadia Hotel, located at 9565 Egan Highway in Crowley, Louisiana. The hotel is owned by Om Shanti Om Seven LLC and features 49 well-appointed guestrooms.
Best Western Hotels & Resorts announces the opening of the Best Western Plus Fort Worth North, located at 3751 NE Loop 820 in Fort Worth, Texas. The hotel is owned by Denish Patel - AJNM Hotels Group and features 148 guestrooms.
Best Western Hotels & Resorts today announced the opening of the Best Western Lake Oswego Hotel & Suites, located at 14905 Bangy Road in Lake Oswego, Oregon. The fully renovated property features 62 rooms, including 37 suites.
Best Western Hotels & Resorts yesterday announced the opening of the Best Western Iowa/Lake Charles East, located at 204 W. Frontage Rd. in Iowa, Louisiana.
Best Western Hotels & Resorts last week announced the opening of the Best Western Grantville/Hershey, located at 450 Station Road in Grantville.
The beachfront hotel located at 1401 South Atlantic Avenue is owned by Key International, a leading investment and development company, and managed by LBA Hospitality of Dothan, Alabama.
Located at 602 N. Young Street in Kennewick, Washington, the hotel features 61 guest rooms, complete with 50-inch flat-screen televisions, microwaves and mini fridges.
In addition to the election of Lafayette as Chairman of the Board, the Board of Directors also elected Phil Payne as Vice-Chairman and Steve Wahrlich as Secretary-Treasurer. Recently, Rajesh (Raj) Patel and Santosh Khanjee were also elected to the Board of Directors as Directors for District IV and District V respectively.
Located at 9280 Castillo Drive in San Simeon, California, the hotel features 48 guest rooms, four of which are suites, all recently renovated with new paint and flooring, and nautical themed décor to pay homage to the nearby Pacific Ocean.
The property is located a short drive from the Topeka Zoo & Conservation Center, Stormont Vail Event Center (formerly known as Kansas ExpoCentre), Topeka Performing Arts Center, Kansas State Capitol Lawn, Gage Park, Evel Knievel Museum, Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site and more.