Hospitality & Tourism  February 15, 2018

Texas firm plans Hilton Garden Inn in southeast Longmont

LONGMONT — Cimarron Hospitality is planning to build a four-story Hilton Garden Inn at the east end of Harvest Junction North, a retail center in Longmont.

Cimarron Hospitality, based in Arlington, Texas, is a development and management company affiliated with Marriott International Inc.; Hilton Hotels and Resorts; Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide LLC, a subsidiary of Marriott International; and InterContinental Hotels Group plc.

Cimarron, led by president Rohit Dand, has submitted plans to the Longmont Planning Department for the hotel and a restaurant at the northeast corner of the South Martin Street roundabout north of Ken Pratt Boulevard.

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Cimarron is using the entity Longmont Harvest Junction Hospitality LLC for the project. The company bought the 2.2-acre site at 470 S. Martin St. in late 2016 for $1 million from Michigan-based Ramco-Gershenson Properties LP, according to public records.

Cimarron did not immediately respond to a request for more information.

 

LONGMONT — Cimarron Hospitality is planning to build a four-story Hilton Garden Inn at the east end of Harvest Junction North, a retail center in Longmont.

Cimarron Hospitality, based in Arlington, Texas, is a development and management company affiliated with Marriott International Inc.; Hilton Hotels and Resorts; Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide LLC, a subsidiary of Marriott International; and InterContinental Hotels Group plc.

Cimarron, led by president Rohit Dand, has submitted plans to the Longmont Planning Department for the hotel and a restaurant at the northeast corner of the South Martin Street roundabout north of Ken…

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