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ALPS redevelops San Diego Sheraton

The hotel is set to reopen in 2027

ALPS redevelops San Diego Sheraton

ALPS Group of Hotels is redeveloping the former Four Points Sheraton in San Diego.

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  • ALPS redevelops San Diego Sheraton.
  • It’s set to reopen in 2027 as The Goldfinch.
  • Redevelopment includes 223 renovated guestrooms.
ALPS GROUP OF Hotels is redeveloping the former Four Points Sheraton in San Diego, California. The hotel will become The Goldfinch Hotel, a Tribute Portfolio hotel, and is set to reopen in early 2027.
The company acquired the 20-acre property in 2023, ALPS said in a statement. Built in 1987, the hotel has operated in Kearny Mesa for nearly four decades. The property is near to Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport.

The redevelopment includes 223 renovated guestrooms and more than 20,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space. Plans also call for a nine-hole executive golf course, a redesigned pool, a restaurant and a bar.

ALPS is a California-based hospitality company founded in 2000 and owned by Saahil Khandwala, focusing on hotel investment, development and management.


"When we looked at this property, we didn't just see an opportunity to renovate a hotel. We saw an opportunity to tell the story of this neighborhood in a new way," said Khandwala. "By drawing inspiration from Kearny Mesa's history and heritage, we're creating a place that feels rooted here and gives both neighbors and travelers a reason to return."

The project team includes Starck Architecture + Planning, Atwater Studio, McCullough Landscape Architecture, Grizzly and Level 3 Construction.

Earlier this year, Signature Inn Merced/Yosemite Parkway opened in Merced, California, expanding Sonesta’s presence in Northern California.

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