The Remington Story

From a 100-room hotel in Galveston, Texas to a full service, client-focused management company with assets in excess of $1 billion, Remington is widely recognized as one of the premier hospitality development and service companies in the United States. Today, Remington manages more than 46 hotels in 19 states. Our portfolio includes over 8,200 rooms, and we fly the flag of 9 prominent hotel brands, in addition to several independent properties and hotel condominiums. We are the proud winners of numerous awards from the country's most prestigious brands.

	2008	Remington Hotels receives 3 awards: Hilton Journey Ambassador Award Hilton Revenue Manager award Starwood Sales team of the Year
	2007	Launches The Gallery™ - Remington's independent collection of luxury resort hotels. Honored as the sole management partner supporting full-cross section of Hilton Family Brands.
	2006	Begins re-development of Sea Turtle Inn hotel in Atlantic Beach, Florida to a luxury beach resort and spa Became Starwood Preferred Management Company for the following brands: Le Méridien, Westin, Sheraton, Four Points by Sheraton, aloft, Project Extended Stay by Westin.
	2003-2004	Grows property and project management service business by 31%
	August 2003	Remington principals launch the Initial Public Offering of Ashford Hospitality Trust (ticker symbol: AHT) with $250 million in assets By August 2006, Ashford was one of the largest publicly-traded hospitality REITs, with direct investments in over 70 hotels and assets in excess of $1.5 billion
	Late 1990's	Pioneers new 150-room "Tier 2" Embassy Suites concept and builds five prototype hotels in Dallas, Austin, Houston, Las Vegas and at Dulles airport in Washington, DC
	Mid 1990's	Begins selling hotels in one of the industry's largest buying periods
	Early 1990's	Adds Hilton, Intercontinental and Starwood brands to portfolio
		1980's	Formed a partnership with Fisher Brothers of New York, Gordon Getty and George Soros, and becomes the largest purchaser of RTC hotel properties. Repositioned and re-branded distressed hotels and sold non-strategic properties
			Mid 1970	Oil boom in Texas creates huge demand for new hotels Develops 600-room hotel in Houston Forms joint venture with Marriott to develop and operate new hotels, and becomes largest Marriott franchisee in the country
1968-1969			Holiday Inn in Galveston, Texas becomes first developed and operated hotel