Even with the new name and logo, John Dewberry, chief executive of the building's owner, Dewberry Hotel Co., said in a prepared statement that it is "business as usual while the team and I explore potential renovation, design and operational changes." Executives at Dewberry were unavailable for comment late last week on the reason for the management change.
A spokesperson for Wyndham International Inc. was only able to confirm that the hotel is "no longer in the Wyndham hotel system." Dewberry acquired the Atlanta hotel from Dallas-based Wyndham International Inc. in 2003 for $21.7 million, and Wyndham continued to manage the property until earlier this month.
The 11-floor hotel includes 5,388 sf of meeting space, a Cuban cuisine restaurant and amenities including an indoor lap-sized swimming pool, Jacuzzi and fitness center. It is located in Historic Midtown Atlanta in close proximity to the High Museum of Art, Piedmont Park, the Fox Theatre, Symphony Hall, Georgia Tech and Federal Reserve Bank.
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