rendering of future Hampton Inn & Suites in downtown Greensboro

[cityboi 623]

I must say I wasn't expecting the hotel to be this tall. I was thinking 4 stories max. Looks like its 7-stories This project is a done deal. CN Hotels purchased the site in December and recently applied for a building permit. The hotel will be built within the same block of the Carolina Theatre on Greene St just one block west of South Elm St. You can see the General Greene Statue in the traffic circle in the foreground.

 

Opening date is set for 1st quarter of 2017 , around the time of the opening of the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts.

 

 

 

link

 

http://www.cnhotels.net/development.html

Edited March 18, 2015 by cityboi

[AlmaPinnix 6]

This looks like its right behind McCouls?

 

meaning this is taking the place of the parking right there on McGee

[DCB 1]

Nice! And yes, from what I can tell it's going to occupy the L-shaped parking lot around the Exchange building, but not including it, since they don't own it.

[cityboi 623]

Plans for a fourth downtown hotel are underway. Not sure if the Hampton Inn and Suites flag has changed but Greensboro based CN Hotels had planned a Hampton Inn and Suites on the site. The company is currently building one in downtown Winston-Salem. 

If built, downtown Greensboro would then have a total of 6 hotels. 

Marriott Downtown
Biltmore Greensboro
Hyatt Place
Westin Greensboro
Aloft Greensboro
Hampton Inn & Suites. 

https://www.bizjournals.com/triad/news/2017/07/14/greensboro-group-buys-midtown-hotel-has-designs-on.html

Edited July 14, 2017 by cityboi

[cityboi 623]

Pay wall article.

Looks like construction will soon begin on a third downtown hotel. Site work begins on the planned Hampton Inn and Suites downtown 

https://www.bizjournals.com/triad/news/2018/07/20/site-work-begins-on-under-the-radar-triad-downtown.html

 

 

site work on the future Hampton Inn and Suites

Edited July 21 by cityboi

[cityboi 623]

It's official CN Hotels will begin construction on a Hampton Inn & Suites at the corner of McGee and South Greene Streets in downtown Greensboro.

The site was once eyed for a Hampton Inn more than a decade ago by a Greenville, SC developer. But at the time the developer wanted the city to build a deck for the hotel and demand wasn't high for a new city deck. In this case Greensboro based CN Hotels will build its own parking structure. CN currently has a Hampton Inn under construction in downtown Winston-Salem.

 

Two other hotels are under development in downtown Greensboro. The Hyatt Place is almost complete and site work is currently being done for the Westin Greensboro and parking deck.

A fourth hotel (Aloft) will likely be delayed because of plan changes with Roy Carroll's planned mixed use development which will include office and residential.

With all the new hotels opening downtown the article also hints some sort of convention space may be slated for the News and Record property across the street from the future Westin Hotel. The depot/Amtrak station is also south of the News and Record property which makes it an excellent site for a small convention center.

https://www.greensboro.com/business/local_business/local-hotel-builder-plans-downtown-hampton-inn-and-suites/article_ab913891-21a0-5b67-bdef-aa78237b5246.html

Edited July 23 by cityboi

[cityboi 623]

Foundation work. Many thought the Hampton Inn and Suites would never happened because no one talked about it like the Westin and other hotels going up downtown. But then construction quietly began on it. Unlike the Westin and planned Aloft, the hotel developer will be building its own parking structure next to the hotel instead of the city building it.

Edited September 30 by cityboi

[cityboi 623]

Hampton Inn and Suites photo update