Commonwealth Hotels, a Covington, Kentucky-based hotel management company, has announced that the DoubleTree Hilton opened its doors at the Greensboro Airport to show off its newly renovated hotel. Formally the Holiday Inn, the rebranding will serve as the newest addition to the Hilton family of brands and the Hilton Honors loyalty program. The hotel is owned by SMP Greensboro LLC, a part of the Scale My Portfolio group, and partners with retail investors to buy Commercial real estate assets such as hotels and Apartment communities around the country.
The 196-room property underwent a complete renovation, including all guestrooms and guest corridors, the lobby, restaurants and bar, meeting room, and pre-function space. The property is within minutes of the Piedmont Triad International Airport, Big Tree Way Park, and Greensboro Coliseum. The hotel offers a shuttle service, a large event space, and on-site dining.
"As the general manager of our newly opened hotel, I am thrilled to welcome guests to our area," said Michael Ratcliff, general manager.
"Positioned in the heart of Greensboro, this hotel has remarkable potential and will deliver travellers best in class service and genuine hospitality."
Upon arrival, guests are greeted with the signature Doubletree Kentucky cookie, a warm welcome that sets the tone for a memorable stay. Modern amenities and exceptional service further enhance the guest experience. The hotel is located at 6426 Burnt Poplar Road, Greensboro, North Carolina.
Commonwealth Hotels was founded in 1986 and is a proven partner in providing hotel management services with superior financial results. The company has extensive experience managing premium branded full-service and select-service hotels.
Scale My Portfolio has been involved in over $400mm of Commercial Real Estate transactions across 16 properties over the past 10+ years. The company has over 650 investors with whom it partners to invest in assets such as hotels and apartment communities, and it offers investors above-average returns for investing passively in these assets.
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