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Red Roof Inn opens in Del Rio, TX

The 100-room, pet-friendly hotel is near the city’s airport

Newly Renovated Red Roof Inn Del Rio – Modern Comfort & Pet-Friendly Stays in Texas
Timirkumar Patel-led Del Hospitality recently reopened Red Roof Inn Del Rio in Del Rio, Texas, following a $2 million renovation.
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By Vishnu Rageev RFeb 10, 2025

Stay in Style at the Newly Renovated Red Roof Inn Del Rio!

Red Roof Inn Del Rio in Del Rio, Texas, is now open after a $2 million renovation. The 100-room property is owned by Del Hospitality, led by Timirkumar Patel.

The hotel is near downtown Del Rio, Laughlin Air Force Base, Val Verde Regional Medical Center, Amistad National Recreation Area, Plaza Del Sol Mall, Whitehead Memorial Museum, Val Verde Winery, Seminole Canyon State Park & Historic Site, San Felipe Natural Spring Park and San Felipe Springs Golf Course.

Del Rio International Airport also is nearby.

The pet-friendly hotel has a year-round outdoor pool and participates in RediRewards and Red Roof’s RediClean program for guest and staff safety.

Red Roof has more than 60,000 rooms across 700-plus properties in the U.S.

In September, Red Roof opened its 700th property, the 86-room Red Roof PLUS+ Jamaica in New York, and HomeTowne Studios by Red Roof Tampa - Airport in Florida, developed by Dhruv Development, led by CEO Amit Patel, and operated by Dhruv Management, led by President and CEO Vijay Patel.

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