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BHG Hospitality opens TownePlace Suites in Eugene, OR

The company is led by President Buggsi Patel

BHG Hospitality opens TownePlace Suites in Eugene, OR

TownePlace Suites Eugene is now open in Eugene, Oregon. The hotel is owned by BHG Hospitality, based in Georgia, and led by Buggsi Patel, with operation by InterMountain Management from Louisiana.

“As an Oregon business owner, we are proud to expand our portfolio in Eugene, home to the University of Oregon and the Oregon Ducks, the birthplace of Nike and a perfect base to explore the great outdoors,” said Patel. “We are excited to join the Eugene business community by providing a high-quality hotel with excellent customer service for visitors to the area.”


The hotel offers studio and one-bedroom suites with kitchens, a fitness center, and is near locations like the University of Oregon and Autzen Stadium. BHG focuses on the Pacific Northwest, while InterMountain has managed more than 200 properties across the U.S. with about 30 more in development.

Sonesta Essential Junction City, a 119-room upper-midscale property owned by Tapan Parekh, recently opened in Junction City, Kansas.

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