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The Admiralty Inn opens in East Falmouth, MA

This is the second hotel in Cape Cod to join Red Roof’s Red Collection, joining the Mariner Resort in Yarmouth

The Admiralty Inn opens in East Falmouth, MA
The Admiralty Inn & Suites

The Admiralty Inn & Suites is now open in East Falmouth, Massachusetts. The 97-room upper-midscale hotel, part of The Red Collection, is owned by Sai Vani Corp. led by Mark Patel. It is the second hotel in Cape Cod to be in Red Roof’s Red Collection, joining the Mariner Resort in Yarmouth, Massachusetts, Red Roof said in a statement.

The recently renovated hotel is near Cape Cod attractions like Falmouth Heights Beach, Martha's Vineyard, Nobska Point Lighthouse, Historic Falmouth Village, Highfield Hall & Gardens, Cape Cod Children's Museum, Woods Hole Science Aquarium, Old Silver Beach, Shining Sea Bikeway, and Beebe Woods, the statement said. The property features a business center, onsite fitness facility, heated indoor swimming pool and seasonal outdoor pool.


“Cape Cod is a sought-after region for development and with the opening of the Admiralty Inn & Suites Red Roof now has two Red Collection properties in the region,” said Matthew Hostetler, Red Roof’s chief development officer. “The brand’s offerings—increased amenities at an affordable price point—resonate with consumers and we’ll continue our efforts to meet guest demand for Red Roof hotels across the country.”

In June, Red Roof Inn Stroudsburg in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, opened under owner 100 Park Ave LLC, led by Urvish Shah, who invested $500,000 in renovations.

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  • DHS is replacing the H-1B lottery with a system prioritizing higher-paid foreign workers.
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  • The rule aligns with the $100,000-per-visa presidential proclamation.

THE DEPARTMENT OF Homeland Security is replacing its lottery system for H-1B visas with a new process that prioritizes higher-paid foreign workers. The new system takes effect Feb. 27, for the upcoming H-1B cap registration season.

Meanwhile, the change follows actions by the Trump administration to reshape a visa program that critics say favors lower-paid overseas workers, while supporters say it supports innovation, according to The Associated Press.

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