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Vision to manage SpringHill Suites Goose Creek, S.C.

The 109-room Marriott property is set to open in early 2027

Vision to Manage SpringHill Suites in Goose Creek, S.C.

Vision Hospitality Group will operate the new 109-room SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Goose Creek, South Carolina, developed by Clarendon Properties and CRAD.

Summary:

  • Vision Hospitality to manage 109-room SpringHill Suites Goose Creek, opening 2027.
  • The property is being developed by Clarendon Properties and CRAD.
  • It features 1,000 square feet of meeting space.

VISION HOSPITALITY GROUP Inc. will manage the SpringHill Suites by Marriott Goose Creek. The 109-room hotel is scheduled to open early 2027 in Summerville, South Carolina.

The hotel is being developed by Clarendon Properties LLC in partnership with Commercial Realty Advisors Development. The project marks a new management collaboration between Vision and the developers, Vision said in a statement.


Located in the Goose Creek/Summerville corridor, the hotel will cater to travelers visiting the Charleston metro area. Nearby attractions include Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens, North Charleston Fire Museum, the “Rainbow Row” area featuring pastel-colored Georgian rowhouses and the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum.

The new-build property will feature 1,000 square feet of meeting space.

The Chattanooga-based company is led by Founder and CEO Mitch Patel.

“We are excited to collaborate with Clarendon Properties on this exceptional project,” said Patrick O’Neil, Vision’s COO. “This new SpringHill Suites represents an important step in Vision’s continued growth through strategic management partnerships.”

Vision recently opened a Hilton dual-brand property in Cleveland, TN.

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