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Posted: April 3, 2018
Patel, von Dwingelo and Dolan of HREC Investment Advisors negotiate sale of 81-guestroom Hampton Inn in Seneca Falls; SF Hotel Group, LLC is buyer
Seneca Falls, NY According to HREC Investment Advisors, it has arranged the sale of the 81-guestroom Hampton Inn. SF Hotel Group, LLC acquired the property.
HREC exclusively represented Seneca Hospitality LLC during the transaction. The sale was negotiated by Ketan Patel, managing partner in the Washington D.C. office, Mark von Dwingelo, senior vice president in the Bethel office and Peter Dolan, vice president in the Boston office.
The Hampton Inn is in the Finger Lakes between Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake. The area is a tourist destination in the northeast due to the concentration of vineyards, recreational outdoor activities, and views.
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