5311 Hetzell Ave Cincinnati, OH 45227
Discover an exceptional investment opportunity with the impressive 50,000 SF Holiday Inn Express – Cincinnati, OH offering 93 units, built with quality and precision in 2017. Strategically located in the lively Cincinnati area and zoned CG-A, this remarkable property presents a lucrative prospect for Hospitality/Limited Service investors. With its modern construction and prime location, this property is poised to attract both business and leisure travelers seeking comfort and convenience. From spacious accommodations to well-appointed amenities, this property is tailored to meet the needs of today’s discerning guests and stands as an enticing venture for investors looking to capitalize on the flourishing hospitality market in Cincinnati. Location Description In the vibrant city of Cincinnati, experience a bustling area with a perfect blend of business and pleasure. Situated in a strategic location, the area offers quick access to the downtown district, as well as major attractions like the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and the Great American Ball Park. Enjoy the convenience of nearby dining options, shopping centers, and entertainment venues, creating an enticing draw for both business and leisure travelers. With its close proximity to key points of interest, the area presents an excellent opportunity for a Hospitality/Limited Service investor looking to capitalize on the thriving tourism and business scene in Cincinnati.
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