Hampton Hotels has announced the official opening of its newest property, the 136-room Hampton Inn & Suites Wilmington Christiana, located at 1008 Old Churchmans Road in Newark.
“Business and leisure travelers visiting Wilmington will appreciate the central location of the new Hampton Inn & Suites Wilmington Christiana,” said Steven Smolenski, general manager. “With access to Philadelphia International Airport and Baltimore/Washington International and a myriad of recreational and dining options, the hotel is well situated to take advantage of the thriving, Mid-Atlantic business resurgence.”
The hotel is owned by a joint venture between the Buccini/Pollin Group and RockBridge Capital. The hotel is managed by PM Hospitality Strategies, Inc. (PMHS). The property, which is Green Certified by the state of Delaware, is the sixth Hampton hotel in the state.
Just off I-95, Hampton Inn & Suites Wilmington Christiana is close in proximity to Fortune 500 companies and the University of Delaware. Nearby recreational activities include tax free shopping at the Christiana Mall, golf or tennis at the Deerfield Golf & Tennis Club, and horseracing at Delaware Park Racetrack. For dining options, guests can take a stroll along the Wilmington Riverfront where they will find dozens of restaurants.
“Hampton Inn & Suites Wilmington Christiana joins our growing portfolio to meet the needs of a broad range of travelers and expands our capacity to accommodate larger groups with varying needs,” said Joseph Bojanowski, president, PMHS. “We are looking forward to becoming the leading business and leisure travel destination in the area.”
Guest rooms are equipped with modern amenities designed to help guests relax, including a microwave, refrigerator, free Wi-Fi, 40-inch LED TV and clean and fresh Hampton bed®. Inviting suites are also available, offering additional space and a comfortable sleeper sofa. The new hotel also features Hampton’s Perfect Mix Lobby, designed with a variety of seating and lighting options for both leisure and business travelers as an extension of the guestroom.
Hampton Hotels fosters a unique culture of hospitality – called “Hamptonality.” This term describes each hotel’s approach to friendly customer service, anticipating guests’ needs and providing travelers with helpful suggestions about area attractions, historical facts and fun things do around town. Additionally, hotels are infused with local photography and art work, highlighting each property’s connection and support to its own community.
