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Surestay Plus opens in Odessa, Texas

The 110-room hotel is owned by Shivbkrishna LLC

Surestay Plus opens in Odessa, Texas

The SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western Odessa in Odessa, Texas, is now open. It is owned by Shivbkrishna LLC led by Manish Bhakta.

The 110-room hotel is near the Odessa Meteor Crater, the second largest meteor crater in the U.S., the Parker House Ranching Museum and Monahans Sandhills State Park. Amenities include a fitness center, indoor pool and two different spaces for meetings and events.


“Our fully-renovated hotel offers the most value and best service for both business and leisure travelers staying in Odessa,” Bhakta said.

“The SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western Odessa provides guests with the excellent comfort, value and service they are looking for in a hotel stay,” said Rob Mentnech, managing director of SureStay Hotel Group.

In August, the 59-room Best Western Kennesaw opened in Kennesaw, Georgia. Darren Patel is the owner and general manager of the hotel.

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