Just some info - Austin has two completed 1K+ room Convention Center Hotels:The 1000 room hotel in Austin, that's being built, is 32 stories 408 FT. I wonder if the one in Charlotte will be a little bigger in size. Surprised the Observer didn't give a rough estimate on size since this is really big news for Charlotte. But i guess there's nothing really to base it off of.
Yeah Hotels definitely seem to be the hardest to guesstimate when it comes to height. You could have a 1000 room at 400' or 1000 room at 800 or better. Not exactly a small window of variance. I'd like for this one to hit at least 500. Height also would give the Hotel another selling point to visitors. Being high up, I know I'd prefer it. And it wouldn't have any competition for views, easily being the tallest hotel in the city. Anyway sounds like we may hear some clearer details in the next few months. Side note: Didn't realize our Convention Center was SO much smaller than rival cities.It's hard to predict height. Miami's convention hotel has 1,700 rooms, in two towers, and the higher tower will be 640'.
Wow, that's pretty crazy. Austin having 2. Jeez, I know it's a booming city but to warrant 2 is pretty telling. Didn't realize it was such a big "it" destination.Just some info - Austin has two completed 1K+ room Convention Center Hotels:
32-story JW completed in 2015
36-story Fairmont completed this past March
Yeah that's kinda shocking. I wonder if it has to do with the University of Texas. don't know if there's much of a correlation, just the first thing to come to mind.Wow, that's pretty crazy. Austin having 2. Jeez, I know it's a booming city but to warrant 2 is pretty telling. Didn't realize it was such a big "it" destination.
The hotels' benefit from the university is mainly during weekends with home football games. The main draws are big events (SXSW, ACL Fest, F1, etc) and downtown nightlife.Yeah that's kinda shocking. I wonder if it has to do with the University of Texas. don't know if there's much of a correlation, just the first thing to come to mind.