Summerfield Suites

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In June 2005 the Blackstone Group acquired Wyndham International for $3.2 billion. Summerfield Suites, Wyndham’s extended stay offering, was included in the deal. On December 1st 2005 Global Hyatt confirmed that it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the 21-hotel Summerfield Suites brand from Blackstone for an undisclosed price. The deal concluded early 2006, and closely followed Hyatt’s acquisition of AmeriSuites – now re-branded as Hyatt Place. It will take AmeriSuites' former position in the Hyatt lineup and competes with Residence Inn, Homewood Suites, and Staybridge Suites.

Global Hyatt has since developed an extended-stay prototype for converting Summerfield Suites hotels to a new Hyatt-branded extended-stay product. The new offering provides fully equipped 1 and 2 bedroom suites, outdoor BBQ area, 24 hour convenience store, movie rental, dry cleaning and recreational facilities. However, Summerfield Suites targets both the extended-stay market as well as the group travel market. The first location opened back in 1990.

There are now 28 Summerfield Suites located around the US in the following cities/states: Arizona [1], California [2], Colorado [3], Florida [4], Massachusetts[5], Maryland [6], North Carolina [7], New Jersey[8], New York [9], Pennsylvania[10], and Texas[11].


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  1. ^ AZ - Belmont Hotels; AZ - Scottsdale Hotels
  2. ^ CA - El Segundo hotels; CA - Pleasanton Hotels; CA - Pleasant Hill Hotels
  3. ^ CO - Engelwood Hotels
  4. ^ FL - Miami Airport Hotels
  5. ^ MA - Burlington Hotels; MA - Waltham / Boston Hotels
  6. ^ MD - Gaithersburg Hotels
  7. ^ NC - Charlotte Hotels
  8. ^ NJ - Bridgewater Hotels; NJ - Morristown Hotels; NJ - Mt Laurel Hotels; NJ - Whippany Hotels
  9. ^ NY - Whiteplains / Westchester Hotels
  10. ^ PA - East Norriton Hotels
  11. ^ TX - Addison Hotels; TX - Austin Hotels; TX - Irving Hotels