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Studio 6 opens in Katy, Texas

The hotel features G6 Hospitality’s new prototype design

Studio 6 Katy, Texas, a new-build extended-stay hotel, is now open in the Houston suburb. It is owned by Sharin Patel and Ripan Modi.

The 63-suite hotel was built under the new design parent company G6 Hospitality introduced last year. Nearby attractions include Rhodes Stadium and Legacy Stadium, Nelson Water Gardens and Nursery and Typhoon Texas Waterpark. The hotel also is pet friendly, and G6’s recently implemented “Clean@6” cleaning and safety protocols are in effect at the new property.


“Katy is a vibrant town and popular destination for business and tourism, and we are excited to partner with G6 Hospitality to bring more affordable lodging options to the area,” said Modi, who also is the hotel’s general manager. “We chose to open a Studio 6 because of the brand’s longstanding commitment to leaving the light on for guests, which has been of even greater need for those required to continue travel during these times. Whether guests are looking to stay for an extended period or just a night or two, our goal is to make traveling affordable and accessible for all.”

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Peachtree Group funds Vastland’s VOCE hotel with $130M loan
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Peachtree finances Vastland’s VOCE Hotel for $130M

Summary:

  • Peachtree Group financed Vastland’s VOCE Hotel in Nashville for$130M.
  • The 25-story development will feature 192 residences and 114 hotel suites.
  • Construction will start Dec. 8, with completion expected in fall 2027.

PEACHTREE GROUP PROVIDED a $130 million construction loan to Vastland Co. for its first VOCE Hotel & Residence in Nashville, Tennessee. Construction will begin on Dec. 8, with completion expected in fall 2027.

The 25-story mixed-use development will include 192 residences, 114 hotel suites, 60,000 square feet of office space, and more than 40,000 square feet of dining and wellness amenities, according to NashvillePost.

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