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Posted: October 13, 2015

TAYLOR breaks ground for $7 million Geneva Fairfield Inn and Suites

Shown (from left) are: Matt Horn, city manager, City of Geneva; chairman Frank Cecere, City of Geneva IDA; mayor Ron Alcock, City of Geneva; Jim Taylor, CEO – TAYLOR – The Builders/Partner – Wine Country Hospitality; John Garvey, Ontario County Administrator and Emily Palumbos, District Chief of Staff – Assemblyman Brian Kolb. Shown (from left) are: Matt Horn, city manager, City of Geneva; chairman Frank Cecere, City of Geneva IDA; mayor Ron Alcock, City of Geneva; Jim Taylor, CEO – TAYLOR – The Builders/Partner – Wine Country Hospitality; John Garvey, Ontario County Administrator and Emily Palumbos, District Chief of Staff – Assemblyman Brian Kolb.
Geneva, NY TAYLOR, one of the leading regional commercial general contractors in Rochester, has been awarded the contract for construction of the Fairfield Inn and Suites. The total project cost is approximately $7 million. TAYLOR is joining a partnership headed by Wine Country Hospitality, LLC and Essex Hotel Management, LLC out of Rochester for development of the 84-room hotel located at 383 Hamilton St. Construction work is currently underway, with a project completion date slated for early summer, 2016.
Jim Taylor, TAYLOR Jim Taylor, TAYLOR
“We are proud to help bring the first Marriott International brand into the Geneva market,” said TAYLOR CEO and Wine Country Hospitality partner, Jim Taylor. “With Seneca Lake and its stunning natural beauty, one of the top National Liberal Arts Colleges, and the largest wine trail in New York State all in the heart of the Finger Lakes, this development will only add to the success of the region.” Located on a two acre outparcel adjacent to the newly-renovated Tops Supermarket Plaza, the 40,000 s/f hotel will feature an indoor pool, fitness center, complimentary breakfast bar, and business center. Property Management services will be provided by Essex Hotel Management, LLC.
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