Development
BY CODY THORN
Hotel Vin has plans to grow its footprint in Grapevine. Hotel Vin will break ground in late 2025 on Hotel Vin Reserve, said Tom Santora, Coury Hospitality Chief Growth & Strategy O cer. The details Hotel Vin’s expansion will feature 120 new rooms adjacent to its current location. It will be built on the former site of Sunbelt Rentals, which relocated from 321 E. Dallas Road. The Grapevine-based Coury Hospitality will have an addition that includes a pool, rooms and event spaces. “This next chapter brings an elevated level of Hotel Vin set to expand with additional rooms
event space that will feature 5,000 square feet and additional parking. The background Hotel Vin opened in late 2020, according to previous reporting. Garin Giacomarro, Grapevine’s director of economic development, provided an update on the project at the Grapevine Economic Development meeting March 26. “One of the things I like telling people is [the hotel] opened in 2020 and their ve-year projected sales number ... they hit those in the rst year,” Giacomarro said. “They are way ahead of schedule where they should be and, for that reason, they’re doubling down and putting more money and more
luxury with a stunning outdoor pool, re ned event spaces and thoughtful enhancements throughout,” the post said. Santora said after the groundbreaking, construc- tion would take up to 18 months with the goal of opening in early 2027. The new expansion will mirror the current location in terms of entrance and room setup, he said. He said the Hotel Vin Reserve is the working name for now, but nothing has been nalized. Hotel Vin is an Autograph Collection Hotel by Marriott, which is a collection of independent, upper-scale luxury hotels in Marriott’s portfolio, according to the website. ”With Hotel Vin, we set out to create a hospi- tality experience that exceeds expectations and its success has rea rmed our vision,” said Paul Coury, CEO of Coury Hospitality in a news release issued April 24. “Expanding Hotel Vin allows us to elevate our agship property even further, delivering dynamic new experiences for our guests and locals.” Santora said the expansion includes an outdoor pool, wellness center, spa, additional ballroom/
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Upcoming Hotel Vin expansions
120 new rooms
1 pool
September of 2020, it was just so successful, even in a pandemic; it’s a little bit of a unicorn,” Santora said. “I don’t think we ever thought we were going to go bigger. It was kind of just for discussions with the city and the potential of Sunbelt [Rentals] moving, this could be interesting.”
5,000 square feet of event space
16-18 months for construction
Plans for the expansion to Hotel Vin in historic downtown Grapevine include additional rooms and a new pool area for guests.
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