Hospitality Management Corporation Company Information

Driftwood Hospitality Management, LLC owns, operates and develops hotels in the U.S., affiliates of the company operate in the Caribbean and Latin America. The company's current portfolio consists of 44 hotels comprising over 8,900 rooms in major resort destinations and top business travel and convention markets in thirteen U.S. states, the Bahamas and Costa Rica. Our hotel portfolio includes many award-winning franchises of nationally recognized hospitality brands such as Radisson, Wyndham, Crowne Plaza, Sheraton, Hilton, Hampton Inns and Courtyard by Marriott, Holiday Inn Express, Hotel Indigo, Select by Holiday Inn and Doubletree. Driftwood's expertise covers a broad range of lodging o... More from Zoominfo »

Headquarters: North Palm Beach Florida, United States
Industry: Hospitality, Lodging & Resorts
Revenue: $17.5 Million
Employees: 500
Jobs: 51 - Search all Hospitality Management Corporation jobs

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