St. Regis in New Center gets 124 renovated hotel rooms, and will offer 35 condos
A group of African-American investors led by Detroit entrepreneur Herb Strather has bought the St. Regis Hotel.
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Strather said that St. Regis Detroit Partners L.L.C. includes 15 Detroit area ministers, called Detroit 20/20, and some members of his “Motown Legends Casino” group of entertainers who are supporting an Internet gambling site he soon hopes to launch in 64 countries.
Strather said 124 hotel rooms in the six-story hotel were recently renovated and the kitchen and restaurant are to be upgraded. A second section of the hotel that had contained about 100 rooms is being converted to hotel condominiums, Strather said. His group also plans to buy that section.
“The 35 condos will be offered with all hotel amenities, include valet and room service, a luxury spa and exercise rooms,” Strather said.
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