Recently Renovated Asset: Originally built in 1972 and comprehensively renovated in 2025, the 163-room property offers refreshed interiors and updated systems, reducing near-term capital expenditure requirements.
Strategic Transportation-Oriented Location: Located near Interstate 95 and Interstate 4, the hotel benefits from convenient access to Daytona Beach International Airport, NASCAR and motorsports venues, and the broader Volusia County region.
Established Lodging Submarket: Daytona Beach is a long-standing leisure and drive-to destination supported by beaches, motorsports tourism, special events, and regional corporate demand.
Balanced Supply Profile: The Daytona Area consists of approximately 6,200 rooms, with current construction totaling roughly 200 rooms, or 3.3% of existing inventory, indicating manageable near-term supply growth.
Dual-Branded Economy and Extended-Stay Platform: Operates as an Econo Lodge and Suburban Studios, allowing ownership to capture both short-term transient demand and longer-length-of-stay guests within the same asset.
Broad Consumer Appeal: The economy and extended-stay positioning serves price-conscious leisure travelers, contractors, project-based workers, and drive-to guests, diversifying demand sources.
Operational Efficiency and Cost Control: Economy and extended-stay formats support a streamlined operating model with lower labor and overhead requirements relative to full-service and upscale hotels.
Renovated Product with Upside Potential: Recent renovation positions the property to stabilize occupancy and improve ADR as market conditions normalize, while offering new ownership the ability to implement refined revenue management strategies.
Opportunity in a Transitional Market: While the Daytona market has experienced recent RevPAR pressure, ADR growth of 3.7% year over year and limited supply additions provide a foundation for recovery and longer-term performance improvement.