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Hyatt Place Jacksonville Airport and Hyatt Place Germantown Now Open |  |
| | Silver Companies' Latest Hotels: | |  | 127 Rooms Opened August 4, 2009 Reserve a Room | Hyatt Place Germantown, Tenn. | |  | 127 Rooms Opened January 19, 2009 Reserve a Room Click here for details on adjacent outparcels | | Hyatt Place Jacksonville Airport | | Silver Companies' Celebrate Virginia Hotel Village Hotel #1 - Hilton Garden Inn | |  | 148 Rooms Opened November 2005 Reserve a Room | | Hotel #2 - Homewood Suites |
|  | 124 Rooms Opened October 2007 Reserve a Room | | Hotel #3 - Hampton Inn & Suites |
|  | 122 Rooms Opened December 2007 Reserve a Room | | | ALSO ANTICIPATED: Hotel #4 - Hyatt Place Celebrate Virginia - 139 Rooms |
| Hotel #5 - Kalahari Resort at Celebrate Virginia - 700 Rooms | | Celebrate Virginia Total Rooms: | 394 Open, 839 Additional Anticipated |
Click here for additional details on Celebrate Virginia South | Notes: - 143,000 highway travelers pass site daily on I-95 alone. www.celebratevirginia.com
- Close to an impressive number of demand generators and area amenities:
- The newly-opened Fredericksburg Expo Center: www.fredericksburexpocenter.com
- Central Park, considered to be the East Coast’s largest “power center” with an extensive tenant list that counts among its 140 retail destinations 25 national retailers and over 50 national restaurant chains: www.centralparktoday.com, www.bigredsign.com
- Local companies such as GEICO Insurance and the Fredericksburg Auto Auction, government/military demand from Quantico Marine Base, Fort AP Hill and Dahlgreen Naval Center.
- Home to University of Mary Washington: www.umw.edu
- Within a one-hour drive of three major airports --Dulles International Airport, Ronald Reagan Airport and Richmond International Airport with expanded corporate, commuter and freight service capabilities provided by Stafford Regional Airport.
- The area in and around Celebrate Virginia is rich in history:
- Four Fredericksburg Civil War battlefields receive roughly 700,000 visitors a year according to area officials and are within easy driving distance: http://www.nps.gov/archive/frsp/vc.htm
- Additional attractions include George Washington’s boyhood home, President James Monroe’s law office and 350 original 18th and 19th century buildings in Fredericksburg’s 40-block national Historic District, not to mention Washington D.C. itself.
- Cannon Ridge Golf Club is nationally-recognized and part of Celebrate Virginia's 2400 acres.
- Future projects slated for Celebrate Virginia include: The National Slavery Museum and a host of other eco-adventure and entertainment destinations: www.golfcannonridge.com, www.usnationalslaverymuseum.org.
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