SAN ANTONIO – Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort, which has counted Texas music legend George Strait among its ownership, is getting a post-pandemic assist.
Crescent Hotels & Resorts, which has offices in Virginia and Toronto, added the Hill Country property to its extensive management portfolio.
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The company will operate the hotel under its Latitudes: Lifestyles by Crescent division, a portfolio that includes the PGA National Resort and Spa in West Palm Beach, Florida and Los Angeles Athletic Club Hotel.
“Tapatio Springs Hill County Resort is a property emblematic of the Lifestyle division,” Crescent Hotels & Resorts founder and CEO Michael George said. “Latitudes is focused on properties that appeal to the changing wants and needs of travelers — from forward-thinking wellness programs, activities for inner-growth and chances to reconnect with nature — all suitable for spanning generations.”
The 111-room property, roughly 20 minutes from San Antonio, has a golf course, farm-to-fork fine dining, a resort pool and wellness spa, as well as indoor and outdoor event venues. More recent renovations included the addition of a 35,000-square-foot clubhouse.
In 2017, the 220-acre development sustained significant damage from a fire that swept through the property. The resort reopened in late 2019 with several changes, including a redesign of the its signature restaurant, La Cascada Table & Bar, and updated guest rooms.
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