Columbia Sussex, the owner and manager of the Marriott El Paso hotel in Texas, US, has announced the completion of the hotel’s phase I renovation, encompassing all guest rooms and suites.
The recently concluded facelift showcases a new design philosophy, embodying a contemporary and upscale twist that aligns with the Marriott brand’s vision of comfort and modernity.
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The refurbishment includes new furniture and décor.
Guest rooms and suites at the 296-room property have been transformed to reflect modern tastes, with a focus on relaxation and functionality.
This redesign introduces ambient lighting, enhanced electronic connectivity and new practical workspaces. The décor features a neutral palette with accents of blue and grey, alongside sunset-inspired hues.
The suites offer a swivel big-screen TV, plush bedding and a lounge area, while the bathrooms have been upgraded with built-in showers, glass doors and white quartz countertops with backlit mirrors.
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By GlobalDataNew floor tiling, sliding barn doors and eco-friendly Aveda shower dispensers complete the contemporary look.
The hotel’s two concierge levels and the Concierge Lounge offer exclusive services, including turn-down service and access to amenities such as an expanded continental breakfast and evening refreshments.
Marriott El Paso is now embarking on its phase II revamp, with completion expected in fall 2024.
The second phase will revitalise public spaces, pool areas and a fitness centre. Additionally, the hotel’s expansive meeting space will undergo a complete overhaul.
This property has easy accessibility to the El Paso International Airport, downtown and the Mexico border.
Last year, Columbia Sussex completed a multi-million-dollar revamp of Homewood Suites by Hilton and Hampton Inn in Anchorage, Alaska.
