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Marriott recognizes NewcrestImage

Hotel upgrades earn renovation award

Marriott recognizes NewcrestImage

NewcrestImage’s Ricardo Marriott DFW Westlake in Westlake, Texas, received Marriott International’s Renovation Excellence Award.

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  • NewcrestImage recognized for Texas hotel renovation.
  • It acquired the property in 2023.
  • Renovation added 15,000 square feet of meeting space.
NEWCRESTIMAGE RECEIVED MARRIOTT International’s Renovation Excellence Award for its renovation of the 293-key Ricardo Marriott DFW Westlake in Westlake, Texas. Coury Hospitality manages the hotel.

The property, then known as Marriott Westlake, was acquired in September 2023 through a joint venture between NewcrestImage and Dabu Group. The hotel later underwent a full renovation and rebranding, NewcrestImage said in a statement.

It updated the hotel’s facilities and added 15,000 square feet of meeting space, including 18 event rooms and 15 breakout rooms. The hotel caters to both guests and local residents.


Grapevine, Texas-based NewcrestImage is led by managing partner Mehul Patel.

“We are honored to have our work recognized by Marriott, a brand partner we respect and value,” said Patel. “We strive to operate properties that make a difference for our guests and have an impact on the communities where we work.”

Paul Coury, Coury CEO said, the renovation upgraded the hotel and improved its position in the market.

“The project highlighted the property’s architectural design while adding new features through updated design, amenities and technology,” Coury said.

NewcrestImage has completed more than $3 billion in transactions involving nearly 300 hotels and 32,000 rooms in 130 communities since its founding in 2013. The company currently owns more than 45 hotels.

NewcrestImage recently acquired the 174-room Hotel Zags in downtown Portland, Oregon, for $10 million from Pebblebrook Hotel Trust.

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