The opportunity offered herein represents The Terrace Cincinnati Hotel (“The Hotel”). The Hotel is located within The Terrace Building, a 600,000 square foot mixed-use building consisting of 280,000 square feet of rentable vacant space and 18,000 square feet of retail. The building is located at 15 West Sixth Street, between Vine Street and Race Street, in the Fountain Square District of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Terrace Cincinnati Hotel is a full service, 375 bay, 320 key hotel. Of the 320 guest rooms, 45 are two-room suites. The hotel is located on the 8th through 20th floors of the Terrace building (the building does not contain a 13th floor).
The Hotel is being offered free and clear of any franchise encumbrances and hotel management contract is currently being operated as an independent hotel. A number of excellent franchise opportunities exist for the hotel. To date, conversion interest has been shown by Holiday Inn, Doubletree and Sheraton in the upscale, full-service sector, Hilton Garden Inn and Sheraton Four Points in the select-service sector.
The Hotel has an exceptional, irreplaceable location in the heart of Cincinnati’s CBD. The location is near major area business and leisure demand generators, and within walking distance to the Cincinnati Convention Center; Paul Brown Stadium, home of the
Cincinnati Bengals; Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds; Aronoff Center for Performing Arts; US Bank Arena; and Fountain Square. Additionally, the corporate headquarters of Fifth Third Bank, Federated Department Stores, American
Financial Group, Kroger, Procter & Gamble and Cinergy, all members of the Fortune 500, are located nearby.
The Hotel has excellent access and visibility. It is strategically located off of Interstate 71 and 75, two major interstates that connect the downtown to the Cincinnati beltway.
PRICE: Purchase Price: $19,500,000 - Price Per Room: $60,937
MARKET
AREA OVERVIEW
Downtown Cincinnati offers seven full-service hotels, collectively providing 2,925 rooms to service the area’s burgeoning demand. Occupancy rates at 59.6% for 2005 have been on a steady climb since 2001, and market conditions indicate that this trend will continueinto the future.
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