Thornwood Development will soon begin building its second hotel.
The Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved final site plans Monday for the sixth phase of Thornwood Planned Development, a 17-acre mixed-use project. Alderman Mary Anne Gibson was absent but the other four aldermen voted in favor of the project.
Developer Spence Ray answered questions for aldermen Scott Sanders and Brian Ueleke regarding height and current status of the Hampton Inn & Suites, Thornwood’s first and currently operational hotel.
Ray said Hampton Inn is doing “phenomenal” and usually has more than 80% of the hotel occupied on most nights. He said there were about 11 sold out nights in August.
Ray expects the second hotel to do as well as Hampton Inn.
The 114-room Marriott-TownePlace Suites will rise at the northeast corner of Neshoba and Germantown Road and include 5,000-square-feet of commercial space on the first floor.
The 5-story hotel along with a 63-space parking garage and a 49-space surface lot will cover 1.2 acres and Ray plans to break ground in the fall.
Read more at: https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/local/suburbs/germantown/2021/08/09/marriott-towneplace-suites-coming-thornwood-germantown-new-hotel/5519645001/