IRVINE, CA—The improved economy, coupled withthe spike in new hotel development, means weare seeing more owners invest considerable amount of dollars towardrenovation and upgrades, Atlas Hospitality Group'spresident Alan Reay tells GlobeSt.com. The firmrecently released its 2017 Year-End California Hotel DevelopmentSurvey, which revealed that six Orange County hotels with 960 roomsopened in 2017, a 47%-room-count drop from the seven hotels with1,808 hotels that opened in 2016.
The 271-room Marriott Irvine Spectrum was thelargest hotel to open in Orange County in 2017, according to thesurvey. The market has eight hotels with 1,657 rooms underconstruction; the largest is the 613-roomWestin Anaheim Resort. Orange County has 57 hotelswith 11,184 rooms in planning, a 27% room-count increase over2016.
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