Avion Hospitality has taken over the management of two Hyatt hotels in Charleston, South Carolina, US, marking a strategic move in the hospitality sector.

The Hyatt House Charleston Historic District hotel with 113 rooms and the Hyatt Place Charleston Historic District hotel with 191 rooms are now under Avion's management.

This development follows the acquisition of these properties by Highline Hospitality Partners.

Highline Hospitality Partners, known for investing in full and select-service hotels across the US, plans to transform one of the properties into a boutique Hyatt brand.

Highline Hospitality Partners managing partner Chuck Pomerantz said: “Avion has proven to be a strong operator for Highline, and we are confident in their ability to execute this business plan, as well.”

The hotels are strategically located near South Carolina’s beaches and the historic downtown district, offering guests access to a shared rooftop bar and more than 8,000ft² of event space.

Avion Hospitality CEO and president Robert Burg said: “We look forward to expanding our relationship with Highline Hospitality, a trusted partner and owner.

“Our team is focused on achieving our owner’s goals, and we are ready to drive results for these important Hyatt Hotels in Charleston.”

In addition to the Charleston properties, Avion Hospitality has also recently secured a management contract for the Windsor Court Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana.

This hotel features 314 rooms and offers amenities such as oversized rooms, a rooftop pool, and a bar with stunning views.

Hyatt Hotels has also expanded its portfolio with the Thompson Palm Springs in California. A collaboration between Hyatt and the HALL Group, the site features 168 bungalow-inspired guest rooms, including 18 suites with private balconies.

The rooms are equipped with minibars, in-room coffee and tea selections, and other amenities.