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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 17, 2010
KW Hotel renovates 121-room Hotel Tria
KW Hotel Corp. has completed a multi-million dollar renovation and expansion of the all new Best Western Hotel Tria.
The hotel features 53 newly constructed business class and 68 newly renovated guest rooms.
Also brand new is the guest lobby with a lobby bar and Panini kitchen, fitness facilities, business station and two meeting rooms.
The Hotel Tria located at 220 Alewife Brook Pkwy. is near Harvard, MIT and Tufts as well as hospitals and medical facilities.
KW was founded in 1984 and has developed, owned and managed 12 award winning hotels throughout the New England region. Since selling a portfolio of 6 hotels in 2006, KW has since purchased and operates 2 hotels in the greater Boston area, including the Hotel Tria.
"We're very excited to re-introduce the new Hotel Tria to the community" said Robert Karol, president and CEO of KW.
"The renovation and expansion has created a fabulous boutique hotel. We look forward to welcoming travelers to Cambridge, Boston and the area with exceptional accommodations, outstanding guest service and value."
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