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NexGen acquires Claridge House in Chicago

It will join the Tapestry Collection this summer

NexGen Hotels Chicago acquisition

Chris Patel-led NexGen Hotels acquired the 165-room Claridge House Chicago in Chicago’s Gold Coast Historic District.

NexGen Hotels Expands with Claridge House Chicago Acquisition

NEXGEN HOTELS ACQUIRED the 165-room Claridge House Chicago in Chicago’s Gold Coast Historic District. The hotel will rebrand this summer as part of Hilton’s Tapestry Collection.

NexGen, based in Itasca, Illinois, is led by President Chris Patel.


“We are excited to bring the remarkable Tapestry Collection by Hilton brand to the Gold Coast section of Chicago,” said Patel. “This hotel is a testament to our dedication to providing exceptional accommodations for our guests. With its prime location and upscale amenities, we are confident that it will become a premier destination for visitors coming to Chicago.”

The property is near Wrigley Field, 360 Chicago, the Lakefront Trail, Lincoln Park Zoo, the Magnificent Mile, Soldier Field and Navy Pier, NexGen said in a statement. The hotel includes a fitness center, spa and 685 square feet of meeting space.

In December, NexGen acquired the 120-key Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Fort Lauderdale Northwest in Tamarac, Florida, its third acquisition of the year.

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  • The Red Lion Inn & Suites opened in Lemoore, California.
  • The 66-key hotel is owned by Chirag Patel.
  • It is near Lemoore City Park, Lions Park and the Sarah A. Mooney Memorial Museum.

Red Lion Inn & Suites is now open in Leemore, California. Chirag Patel owns the 66-room hotel in the San Joaquin Valley.

The hotel is near Lemoore City Park, Lions Park, the Sarah A. Mooney Memorial Museum and outdoor destinations such as Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Sonesta International Hotels Corp. said in a statement.

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