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Contract for Hotel Utica in New York; $13 million Renovation Completed |
SALISBURY, Md., August 23, 2004 � Marshall Management,
Inc., a leading mid-sized hotel management company, today announced that
it had signed a long-term management contract to operate the historic,
upscale Hotel Utica, a member of The Historic Hotels of America.
It is Marshall�s eighth new management contract signed in 2004.
The property is generally regarded as the city�s primary meeting and social event hotel. The hotel�s 112 rooms and suites are classically furnished in 18th-century mahogany but feature the latest technology, including oversized television sets, two phones with dual lines and voice mail, and a recharging station for laptop computers. The hotel�s Business Center is equipped with computer workstations, copier and fax capabilities. In addition, the hotel offers a wide range of outdoor recreation options, including golf, skiing, snowmobile rides, hiking, fishing and antiquing. Originally a 10-story building with 200 rooms, four dining rooms, a ballroom, an assembly hall, a restaurant and café, the Hotel Utica added the top four floors in 1926. The hotel ceased operating in the early 70�s due to business decline, at which time it was broken up into two adult care residences. In 1998, new owners purchased the hotel and completed a three-year, $13 million renovation program. Following completion of the renovation, the hotel became a member of The Historic Hotels of America, a group of 202 hotels and resorts throughout the nation recognized for their historical integrity, architecture and ambiance. �The Hotel Utica is a classic hotel that will benefit from enhanced marketing and management,� Marshall said. Marshall Management, founded in 1980, has special expertise in operating three- and four-star branded hotels and resorts, averaging 100 to 400 rooms, in urban and central business districts, suburban/drive-to and resort locations. |
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Marshall Management www.marshallhotels.com www.hotelutica.com |
Also See: | National Trust Historic Hotels Adds 21 Hotels Reflecting Architectural History of America / Oct 2001 |