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Greenleaf Hospitality opens dual-branded Red Roof in California

It is owned by Surendra and Hema Patel from the San Francisco Bay area

Greenleaf Hospitality opens dual-branded Red Roof in California

HomeTowne Studios Yuba City and Red Roof Inn Yuba City are now opened in Northern California's Yuba City. The properties are owned by Surendra and Hema Patel of Greenleaf Hospitality from the San Francisco Bay area, Red Roof said in a statement.

The HomeTowne Studios offers 76 extended-stay rooms, while the adjacent Red Roof Inn features 43 rooms, according to Red Roof.


“The dual-branded HomeTowne Studios and Red Roof Inn Yuba City are important pieces in Red Roof’s strategy to expand its presence on the West Coast,” said Matthew Hostetler, Red Roof’s chief development officer. “Surendra and Hema Patel have been leaders in the California hospitality industry for three decades, and we’re confident this partnership, along with these newly renovated properties, will propel the brand forward in the region.”

The property is near Sutter Buttes, Toyota Amphitheatre, Bonanza Convention Center, Beale Air Force Base, Rideout Memorial Hospital, and Thunder Valley Casino. Additionally, Yuba County Airport, Auburn Municipal Airport, and Sacramento International Airport are also nearby. Amenities include a fitness facility, an outdoor hot tub and a seasonal pool.

Dhruv Management, led by Vijay Patel, is set to construct a HomeTowne Studios by Red Roof in Tampa, Florida, alongside a new HomeTowne Studios in Bradenton, Florida, in collaboration with its affiliate, Dhruv Development, led by Amit Patel.

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  • G6 and THLA launched a nationwide hospitality safety and security program.
  • More than 100 hospitality professionals from 15 states joined the launch.
  • It provides owners and staff with safety protocols and law-enforcement guidance.

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