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La Quinta opens in Lakeway, Texas

It is managed by Sammy Bhakta with Imbue Investments

The La Quinta by Wyndham Lakeway is now open in Lakeway, Texas. It is owned by Lodgecap Inc. and managed by Sammy Bhakta of Imbue Investments.

The 104-room new construction hotel is in a central wedding destination with access to such as Lake Travis, Hamilton Green Belt, Canyonlands Trail Network, Hill Country Galleria and multiple golf courses. It has a meeting space and a fitness center.


“[Lodgecap] and Sammay are strong partners with significant experience in the hotel industry, and we are thrilled to expand our relationship with them as we celebrate the new La Quinta by Wyndham Lakeway,” said Krishna Paliwal, president of La Quinta by Wyndham.

“It gives us great pleasure to be able to bring quality, modern lodging accommodations to the Lakeway community with the La Quinta by Wyndham brand, and we look forward to welcoming travelers to the area’s newest hotel,” said Billy Brown, the hotel’s owner.

Last week the Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Camarillo opened in Camarillo, California.

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