Hotels built for travelers at the old Stapleton Airport keep going to market.
Kansas City-based Genesis Cos. bought the Quality Inn Denver Stapleton at 3737 Quebec Ave. last week for $11.2 million. It’s at least the third Stapleton hotel to change hands in the last six months after the Renaissance Hotel next door and a 300-room Holiday Inn sold last fall.
The deal closed March 28. Denver hotel developer Kumar Merchant was the seller. He bought the property for $3.6 million in 2008, Denver city records show.
The Quality Inn has about 130 rooms, which pegs the sales price near $86,230 per door. The building was constructed in 1967, according to the city assessor’s website, and the hotel’s website said it was renovated recently.
Rooms started at $108 per night on the hotel’s website Friday afternoon.
Hotels built for travelers at the old Stapleton Airport keep going to market.
Kansas City-based Genesis Cos. bought the Quality Inn Denver Stapleton at 3737 Quebec Ave. last week for $11.2 million. It’s at least the third Stapleton hotel to change hands in the last six months after the Renaissance Hotel next door and a 300-room Holiday Inn sold last fall.
The deal closed March 28. Denver hotel developer Kumar Merchant was the seller. He bought the property for $3.6 million in 2008, Denver city records show.
The Quality Inn has about 130 rooms, which pegs the sales price near $86,230 per door. The building was constructed in 1967, according to the city assessor’s website, and the hotel’s website said it was renovated recently.
Hotels built for travelers at the old Stapleton Airport keep going to market.
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