US: Hotel developer Castlerock Asset Management has revealed plans to expand its independent hotel Bobby Nashville across multiple states in north America.
Owned and managed by Castlerock Asset Management, Bobby Nashville marked the first hotel under the Bobby Hotels brand. The nine-storey property opened in 2018 and offers 144 rooms, multiple food and beverage outlets including a café and restaurant and bar, a rooftop venue and bar, meeting spaces and street-level retail.
To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Bobby Nashville, Castlerock has revealed a larger brand expansion across the country. The group is considering properties for conversion and ground-up development in cities such as Detroit, Fort Worth, Savannah and Seattle.
Seamus Ross, co-founder and CEO of Castlerock Asset Management, said: “At Bobby Nashville, we have made it our mission to grow and invest in not only our property, team members and guests, but also the community that is an integral part of Bobby’s identity. This achievement marks a new era for us as we expand our Bobby Hotels portfolio and reaffirm our commitment as cultural guides, creating genuine connections and experiences in our distinctive destinations.”
Headquartered in Nashville, Castlerock is an integrated real estate development, ownership, marketing and asset management firm with a focus on hospitality assets. In addition to Bobby Nashville, its current portfolio includes The Westin Nashville, The Westin Tampa Bay, and the Oak Steakhouse.
