Industry NewsExtended Stay America Celebrates 30th Anniversary

Extended Stay America Celebrates 30th Anniversary

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina—Extended Stay America celebrated its 30th anniversary of providing affordable accommodations for guests seeking long-term stays. Since opening its doors in 1995, Extended Stay America has committed to meeting the needs of extended-stay guests.

“For three decades, Extended Stay America has been exclusively dedicated to serving extended stay travelers with affordability, convenience, and genuine care,” said Greg Juceam, president and CEO, Extended Stay America. “We know who we are, we know what works, and we are proud to be the trusted choice for those who need a place to call home for long hotel stays. As we look forward, our focus remains on strengthening our brands, welcoming new properties, and expanding our reach to continue positively impacting guests, franchisees, and the communities we serve.”

Over the past 30 years, Extended Stay America has evolved to meet the changing needs of extended-stay travelers. Building on its legacy, the company introduced Extended Stay America Premier Suites in 2021, offering guests a premium extended-stay experience, and Extended Stay America Select Suites in 2022, designed for value-driven stays. These brands have contributed to the company’s pipeline of new openings.

With over 50 franchisee new construction Extended Stay America hotels scheduled to open in the next few years, primarily under the Premier Suites brand, which will celebrate the opening of its 50th property next month, the company’s growth trajectory is robust. Many developers who have completed one property will be building more.

This last year has marked growth for Extended Stay America’s franchising program, with the number of franchise owners more than doubling and the system expanding to over 125 franchise hotels. With an owned and operated portfolio of approximately 600 hotels, the company understands the challenges franchisees face firsthand, offering programs and policies built on owned experience.

“We are excited to welcome new franchisees to our family as we continue to build on our three decades of industry expertise,” said Mark Williams, managing director, franchise development, Extended Stay America. “Extended Stay America offers a proven business model, strong brand recognition, and unwavering support in delivering the unique amenities and value our guests expect. Our track record speaks for itself, and we look forward to driving more opportunities for our franchisees.”

Juceam added, “Extended Stay America’s journey is only beginning. With three decades of success behind us, we are energized for the road ahead. We fully intend to build upon our legacy of delivering unparalleled results, while creating new opportunities for our guests, franchisees, and communities in the coming 30 years and beyond.”

RELATED ARTICLES

Accor Drives Growth and Performance in New Signings for 2025

PARIS, France—Accor shared an overview of its 2024 development activity and growth prospects for 2025. In 2024, Accor expanded its portfolio with the opening...

Hotel Seville Nomad Transitions to Hyatt’s Unbound Collection

CHICAGO, Illinois—Allen Gross, chairman of GFI Hospitality, announc­­­ed the transition of the former James NoMad Hotel to Hotel Seville NoMad, joining the Unbound Collection...

My Place Hotel-Savannah Airport/Pooler Opens

ABERDEEN, South Dakota—My Place Hotels of America has announced the opening of My Place Hotel-Savannah Airport/Pooler, Georgia, in Pooler, Georgia. The hotel is owned...

Hunter Hotel Advisors Brokers Sale of Hilton Garden Inn Louisville East

ATLANTA, Georgia—Hunter Hotel Advisors announced the sale of the Hilton Garden Inn Louisville East. HBS Investment Group purchased the property from an institutional seller...

Capitalizing on Extended-Stay Demand With the Right Brand Partner

Vinny Patel, CEO of real estate investment, development and management firm VMV Capital, has found success in the Southeastern U.S. hotel market by specializing...

AHLA: Technology Can Assist With Attracting and Retaining Hotel Workforce

WASHINGTON—As hotels continue to climb towards pre-pandemic staffing levels, they are also leveraging new tools and technologies to grow and retain their workforces and...