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| Sheraton Agoura Hills Hotel lobby |
.WASHINGTON, DC - - Oct. 18, 2012—Davidson Hotels &
Resorts, one of the nation’s largest independent hotel management companies, today
announced the completion of a multi-million dollar renovation to the Sheraton
Agoura Hills Hotel in Agoura Hills, Calif.
The hotel was reflagged as a Sheraton in June 2011 when it
was purchased by Wheelock Street Capital.
Davidson, which has managed the hotel since 2000, oversaw the
renovations.
Located at 30100 Agoura Rd. in Agoura Hills, Calif., the
hotel serves the Conejo Valley communities of Agoura Hills, Thousand Oaks,
Westlake Village and Calabasas and is less than half an hour from Malibu and
only 40 minutes from Los Angeles
“The Sheraton Agoura Hills benefits from an outstanding
location in the rolling hills of the Santa Monica Mountains, near numerous
business drivers, ” said Patrick Lupsha, chief operating officer of
Davidson.
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| Patrick Lupsha |
“With the renovation
completed, this hotel now is able to realize fully the advantages of being part
of the Starwood family with the latest innovations by the Sheraton brand. This hotel is extremely well-positioned to
continue leading the market.”
“The renovations were staged to minimize the impact to our
guests, and as each phase was
completed, the customer response grew increasingly enthusiastic,” said Matt
Huss, general manager. “Our loyal
base of regular business customers has been extremely pleased with the
renovations, and because we’re now part of Starwood’s impressive family of
brands, we’re winning new fans every
day.”
Dow Hotel Company Completes $16 Million Renovation of
Hilton Long Island Huntington
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| Hilton Long Island/Huntington |
MELVILLE, LONG ISLAND, N.Y and SEATTLE, WA (Oct. 18, 2012)—
The Dow Hotel Company (DHC), a hotel owner/investor and management company,
today announced the completion of a $16 million renovation of the 304-room Hilton
Long Island/Huntington in Melville, N.Y.
Owned in a joint venture between DHC and Prudential Real
Estate Investors, the hotel is operated by DHC, which also oversaw the
enhancement program. The total makeover of the hotel included upgrading hotel
rooms, corridors and public spaces, as well as the addition a new lobby and
restaurant, with a new steakhouse planned for a fourth quarter 2012.
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| Murray L. Dow |
“In this
recent extended economic downturn, many hotels struggled to maintain brand
standards and their competitiveness due to the lack of financing, causing a
downward spiral,” said Murray Dow, chief executive officer of The Dow
Hotel Company. “As the hotel economy
recovers, many of these hotels are being acquired to breathe new life into
them. This is creating more jobs and
providing hotel guests with a much higher quality hotel experience.”
“With the completion of the multi-million dollar renovation,
the only full-service Hilton on Long Island clearly stands apart as the area’s
leading business leisure hotel,” said Ellen Ruane, general manager.
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| Ellen Ruane |
“From our new lobby to the completely
refurbished guest rooms and all points in-between, guests immediately realize
the extent of our commitment to their comfort.
Everywhere you look, it is evident that there was a considerable
investment of time, effort and capital put into this project.”
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