RALEIGH, North Carolina—Concord Hospitality announced that it has been selected to assume management of more than a dozen hotels and restaurants across multiple markets.
The company’s latest additions span hotels, restaurants, and emerging hospitality concepts in markets including North Carolina, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C. Among the recent additions to Concord’s portfolio are One Washington Circle, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, in Washington, D.C., and The Satire, Autograph Collection, in Alexandria, Virginia.
One Washington Circle, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, is a boutique-style hotel in Washington, D.C.’s West End, offering residential-style accommodations, curated public spaces and a dining experience at the Ten Ten West End restaurant.
The Satire, Autograph Collection, in Old Town Alexandria, recently transitioned to the Autograph Collection by Marriott and joins Concord’s portfolio as a historic boutique full-service property. The 180-room hotel includes two food-and-beverage offerings: The Wise Fool and the Bad Poet Café.
Upcoming Openings
Among the upcoming openings is The Union Hotel Flemington, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, in Flemington, New Jersey. The 100-room boutique hotel will include dining outlets, bars, meeting space, and other guest amenities. Concord will manage the hotel property, which is part of Marriott International’s Tribute Portfolio collection. The hotel’s dining and beverage offerings will include a restaurant and JP’s Lounge, providing guests with options for dining, cocktails and socializing.
Concord will also assume management of The Vintedge in Lyndhurst, New Jersey, a soon-to-open hotel-inspired residences concept featuring food-and-beverage offerings including a restaurant and wine bar.
Coming in early 2027, Concord Hospitality will open and manage The Wren, a new rooftop destination on the sixth floor of the Oberlin Hotel in Raleigh. In Charlotte, North Carolina, Concord is preparing for the opening of The Beckworth Hotel Charlotte, Curio Collection by Hilton, a 240-room boutique hotel in the historic Johnston Building. The property will blend the character of the nearly century-old building with modern hospitality. Concord will manage the property as it prepares to welcome guests in early 2027.
Statement From Leadership
“We’re incredibly proud of the continued growth and diversification of our management portfolio,” said Will Loughran, chief operating officer of Concord Hospitality. “These new assignments reflect the confidence that owners and development partners place in Concord to bring their visions to life and deliver exceptional guest experiences. Concord has continued to strengthen its digital marketing and food & beverage expertise, creating forward-looking strategies that help hotels and restaurants stand out in an increasingly AI-driven discovery landscape, drive demand, and elevate the performance of destination-worthy restaurants and hotel concepts. Our focus remains the same: creating welcoming environments, delivering genuine hospitality, and maximizing value for our partners.”
