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MHG Hotels acquires Hampton Inn Boca Raton, FL

MHG Hotels is led by Sanjay Patel, president and CEO

MHG Hotels acquires Hampton Inn Boca Raton, FL

MHG Hotels LLC recently acquired the Hampton Inn Boca Raton in Boca Raton, Florida. The hotel, near Florida Atlantic University and adjacent to Lifetime Athletic Club, features an outdoor pool among other amenities.

MHG Hotels is led by President and CEO Sanjay Patel.


"This acquisition is a testament to our commitment to growth and excellence in the hospitality industry,” said Patel. "As part of our strategic expansion, we are thrilled to increase our presence in South Florida. This vibrant region offers tremendous opportunities, and we are dedicated to leveraging them to achieve our growth objectives. We are excited about the opportunities this property presents and are confident in our ability to enhance the guest experience.”

MHG Hotels, headquartered in Indianapolis and Boca Raton, specializes in development, construction and management services. Their diversified portfolio includes franchise affiliations with Marriott International, Hilton Worldwide, and Choice Hotels International.

“We are excited to bring our passion for exceptional hospitality to the Boca Raton community,” said Andrew Quinto, MHG Hotels’ chief operating officer. “The Hampton Inn Boca Raton is a fantastic addition to our portfolio, and we look forward to working with the team to uphold the highest standards of service,”

In November, MHG Hotels acquired the Courtyard West Palm Beach Airport in Florida, featuring 103 guestrooms and convenient access to Tri-Rail, Brightline, and West Palm Beach International Airport.

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