Hei Assumes Management of Westin San Antonio North Hotel

USA, Norwalk, Connecticut. February 17, 2023

HEI Hotels & Resorts, one of the nation's leading operators of institutionally owned full-service hotels with a portfolio of 100+ properties across the United States, recently announced that it has assumed management of the 326-room Westin San Antonio North Hotel in San Antonio, Texas. Owned by L+R Hotels, the Westin overlooks the rolling Texas Hill Country landscape and is close to the area's most exciting visitor attractions and many corporate headquarters offices.

"We are pleased to expand our relationship with HEI through their management of this signature Westin hotel located in one of San Antonio's premier submarkets," said Neil Kirk, COO of L+R Hotels, which owns the hotel.

"HEI's growing relationship with L+R Hotels is rewarding as we continue to align our mutual objectives to maximize operating performance and value of high-quality assets, such as the Westin San Antonio North," said HEI Hotels & Resorts CEO and Managing Partner, Anthony Rutledge. "HEI's management platform and repositioning skills will help to further establish the hotel as one of San Antonio's premier lodging experiences."

The Westin San Antonio North provides indoor and outdoor swimming pools and nine meeting rooms that comprise nearly 25,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including a 9,900-square foot ballroom. The hotel's food and beverage facilities include a three-meal restaurant, a coffee shop and a lobby lounge. A comprehensive renovation of the hotel is in the planning stages with completion anticipated in late 2023.

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