Choice Hotels to Grow Presence in Mexico with Multi-Unit Agreement to Open 20 Sleep Inn Hotels by 2023

September 27, 2018 / By Ian Hayden Parker

"At Choice Hotels, international expansion and multi-unit development are key pillars of our growth strategy. We are actively seeking new opportunities to increase our presence in strategic markets and our agreement with SI Operaciones will allow us to do just that," said Mark Pearce, senior vice president, international division, Choice Hotels. "Choice Hotels is well poised for major growth in Latin America, and we look forward to building upon our relationship to bring the Sleep Inn brand to more guests worldwide."

SI Operaciones currently owns and operates five Sleep Inn hotels throughout Mexico with locations in Culiacan, Mazatlan, Hermosillo, Tijuana and Mexicali. The company’s sixth Sleep Inn is already under construction in Queretaro and slated to open in late 2019.

"There is tremendous opportunity for hotel development in Mexico and we are thrilled to continue our collaboration with Choice Hotels to grow our portfolio," said Mario Cordova, chairman of the Board of SI Operaciones. "We’ve experienced great success with the Sleep Inn brand and know these new hotels will be a welcome addition for business and leisure travelers."

The Sleep Inn prototype, introduced in Mexico in 2014, is designed to exceed the expectations of business travelers seeking midscale accommodations. Spacious and modern guest rooms, free W-Fi, complimentary hot breakfast, fitness centers, and always-in-style design aesthetics throughout the hotel make the Sleep Inn brand a winner in its competitive set.

Choice Hotels first entered the Mexican market in 2004 and currently has 32 hotels in 25 cities across the country, with more than 3,500 […]

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