Hotel Management

1 week ago | hotelmanagement.net | Esther Hertzfeld

For 2025, The Hospitality Show—presented by the American Hotel & Lodging Association and Questex, parent company of Hotel Management Magazine—is bringing together visionary voices, from futurists and tech leaders to investment trailblazers, offering both insider and outsider perspectives to spark bold conversations about what’s next for hospitality. Two of the keynotes have been named for this year's event, taking place Oct. 26-28 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.

1 week ago | hotelmanagement.net | Esther Hertzfeld

Coury Hospitality will now manage the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego. Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, the Hard Rock Hotel is known for its immersive, music-infused energy and VIP service. With 420 guestrooms and 40,000 square feet of meetings and event spaces, Hard Rock Hotel San Diego will become Coury Hospitality’s largest asset. “Our partnership with Hard Rock Hotel San Diego is a natural fit.

1 week ago | hotelmanagement.net | Esther Hertzfeld

The Mount Vernon Company, a Boston-based real estate and hospitality investment firm, has announced the acquisition of the John Carver Inn & Spa, an 80-room property located in historic Plymouth, Mass. Other terms and conditions were not disclosed. The John Carver Inn will be managed by Olympia Hospitality on behalf of Mount Vernon and will remain operational during the initial phase of planning, with renovation plans to be unveiled in coming months.

1 week ago | hotelmanagement.net | Esther Hertzfeld

PM Hotel Group and KWC Management opens Wolfe’s Hotel in Moab, Utah. Following a multi-million-dollar reimagination, the adult-only retreat redefines the Moab experience with sophisticated accommodations, locally inspired design and immersive guest experiences. “As we continue to expand our lifestyle and independent hotel portfolio, Wolfe’s Hotel is a natural addition to the Modus by PM Hotel Group family,” Paul Sacco, chief growth and development officer, PM Hotel Group, said in a statement.

1 week ago | hotelmanagement.net | Esther Hertzfeld

Marcus & Millichap sold the 38-room AmericInn hotel property in Sleepy Eye, Minn. Other terms and conditions were not disclosed. “This property’s direct connection to the city-owned event center positions it as a rare year-round revenue generator with a built-in pipeline of group and event-driven demand,” Jon Ruzicka, managing director investments, said in a statement. “The new ownership plans to make thoughtful updates while preserving the hotel’s strong local presence.