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The 91-room hotel is the 9th addition to Driftwood’s growing portfolio in Florida and its first in Naples. Driftwood’s immediate plans include positioning the hotel as the area’s most convenient, affordable spot for business and leisure travelers alike.

The 249-room property joins the Sheraton Columbus Hotel at Capitol Square and DoubleTree by Hilton Downtown Wilmington Legal District as Driftwood’s third acquisition under a Q3 2011 joint venture with Apollo Global Management, LLC. The property is the third addition to Driftwood’s portfolio in the last 30 days.

Driftwood announced that it has signed on to manage The Holiday Inn San Jose Downtown – Aurola in Costa Rica. The 200-room hotel joins several other Driftwood-owned and/or managed assets across the Bahamas and Latin America.

Driftwood announced that its late-2011 expansion is continuing, adding two new properties already in the first month of 2012. In addition to new growth, Driftwood is also enhancing its existing properties, and today provided a progress report on full-scale renovations programs taking place at five of its premier hotels.

The sixth property to join Driftwood in the last 60 days, this hotel brings the total number of properties managed, owned and/or operated by the company to 30.

Florida-Based Company Continues Expansion with Fifth Addition to its Portfolio in Last 60 Days

Driftwood Hospitality Management Continues Explosive Growth, Adding Multiple New Properties To Its Hotel Management Portfolio

Through their collaboration, the companies have launched a broad acquisition strategy, pursuing the purchase, renovation and reflagging of full-service hotels across the United States.

Hotel Indigo Houston becomes fourth location for the new hotel brand

GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND, The Bahamas Oct. 21, 2003 With more than a year of success after its $42 million renovation program completion, the Royal Oasis Golf Resort & Casino announces that it has strengthened its brand position by converting the resort completely to a four-star Crowne Plaza experience.