The Courtyard by Marriott Johnson City has proudly celebrated the completion of its extensive renovation with a grand event that brought together local Johnson City business leaders, city officials, and esteemed guests. The ribbon-cutting event celebrated the hotel's significant updates and reaffirmed its commitment to stimulating economic growth while supporting the travel demands of local Johnson City businesses.
Keynote speakers for the event included Johnson City Mayor Dr. Todd Fowler, and vice president of Operations for LBA Hospitality, Scott Reid. The hotel's deep-rooted connections to the community were highlighted by support from the Johnson City Chamber of Commerce and underscored by general manager Steven Bales' active role on the Board of Directors with Visit Johnson City.
Guests were treated to an array of refreshments, exclusive tours showcasing the hotel renovations, and a champagne toast commemorating this new chapter for the hotel.
"This renovation showcases LBA's commitment to delivering exceptional hospitality experiences, adapting to the dynamic preferences of our guests, and bolstering the local economy," stated Farrah Adams, chief operating officer of LBA Hospitality.
"The significant investment by Flynn Properties, Inc. in revitalising the hotel is more than an upgrade—it's a catalyst for fostering community connections and supporting growth in Johnson City."
First opened in 2009, Courtyard Johnson City is owned by Flynn Properties and managed by LBA Hospitality. The rejuvenated three-story hotel features 90 guest rooms and suites with amenities including a Bistro and bar, sparkling outdoor pool, and cozy fire pit. Following the extensive refresh, the hotel boasts a modern, inviting atmosphere, where each space has been thoughtfully enhanced to provide guests with comfort and convenience.
Flynn Properties Inc. has substantial experience in commercial and hospitality real estate investment. Founded in 1994 and based in San Francisco, Flynn Properties has owned more than three million square feet of tech-oriented office buildings on the West Coast.
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