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Virgin Hotels Announces First Property
More than a year after its highly pub- licized brand launch, Virgin Hotels an- nounced it purchased the Old Dearborn Bank Building in downtown Chicago, IL. Virgin will reopen the former office building as the 250-room Virgin Hotel Chicago in Fall 2013.
hotelnewsnow.com
Marriott Mint Program Invests Millions in St. Louis The St. Louis Marriott West an- nounces a multi-million dollar renova- tion adding a modern fresh look and expanded hotel amenities. Located on lakefront property near Lambert Airport, the St. Louis Marriott West is participat- ing in the “Marriott Mint” program.
prlog.org
St. Cloud’s Expanded River’s Edge Convention Center on Schedule
As construction for the extensive ex- pansion at St. Cloud’s River’s Edge Con- vention Center progresses on schedule, convention and event bookings for 2012 are now being accepted. River’s Edge is set to officially open this December.
granitecountry.com
Pabst Brewery Buildings to be Brewhouse Inn & Suites Groundbreaking was held for con- struction on The Brewhouse Inn & Suites in Milwaukee, WI. The project will be a re-use of part of the Pabst Brew- ery into a 90-room hotel and restaurant.
fox6now.com
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Hyatt Regency Indianapolis Guestroom Renovation Hyatt Regency Indianapolis recently began a $19 million guestroom transfor- mation. With completion anticipated for January 2012, the hotel will feature the newest guestrooms and suites in the city.
hotel-online.com
Historic Park Inn Hotel Reopened in Mason City The Historic Park Inn Hotel, the only remaining hotel designed by famed ar- chitect Frank Lloyd Wright, reopened in August in downtown Mason City, IA, following an $18 million renovation.
visitmasoncityiowa.com
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