Colorado hotel booking site seeks to liquidate 

DENVER — Hotels For Everyone, an online hotel reservation service run by a Broomfield man, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection several months after the site shut down.

Matt Garton And Associates LLC, which did business as Hotels For Everyone and a series of other trade names, was managed by Broomfield resident Matt Garton, according to documents filed this week in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver. The company appears to have ceased operation in May.

“Unfortunately, performance issues and recent changes imposed by suppliers dramatically reduced sales and solvency, which essentially forced the company to close the business,” a message posted to Hotels-For-Everyone.com on May 31 said. Phone numbers for the company are no longer in service.

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The company’s bankruptcy application, which seeks to liquidate the firm, lists more than $592,000 in assets. Matt Garton And Associates’ liabilities are more than $5.1 million.

Hotels for Everyone has a civil case related to the freezing of an Independent Bank account pending in Jefferson County, court documents show.

Matt Garton And Associates is represented in the bankruptcy case by David Rich with Buechler Law Office LLC. Rich has been paid $8,239.20, according to a disclosure filed with the court. Rich could not be reached for comment.