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Vision Hospitality breaks ground on dual-brand Hilton in Cleveland, TN

The 140-key project is set to be completed in mid to late 2025

Vision Hospitality breaks ground on dual-brand Hilton in Cleveland, TN

VISION HOSPITALITY GROUP, led by Mitch Patel as president and CEO, recently broke ground on a dual-branded Home2 Suites and Tru by Hilton in Cleveland, Tennessee. The upcoming development, slated for completion in mid to late 2025, will comprise a combined total of 140 keys across five stories.

The project will include 768 square feet of flexible meeting space and an outdoor pool, Vision Hospitality said in a statement.


“We are thrilled to continue to strengthen our partnership with Hilton by expanding our portfolio with the addition of these two thriving brands and grow in a city that means so much to us,” said Patel. “This development reflects our commitment to hospitality excellence and our dedication to providing our guests with exceptional service and experiences.”

Founded a quarter century ago, Chattanooga, Tennessee-based Vision Hospitality Group manages more than 4,500 rooms across 40+ hotels in nine states.

In August, Patel shared the story of launching Vision Hospitality and his history with Asian Hospitality’s Leadership Series.

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