Hunter Advisors has been retained as the exclusive agent to offer the 132-key Hampton Inn & Suites Charlotte Steele Creek and 124-key SpringHill Suites Charlotte Southwest, two institutionally branded assets built in 2021 and 2019 in the rapidly expanding submarket of southwest Charlotte. The Hotels benefit from proximity to Charlotte Douglas International Airport (6 miles), Uptown Charlotte (11 miles), and major demand drivers including Siemens Energy’s new transformer plant, the 185-acre Steele Creek Industrial Park, and the 300-acre intermodal yard at Charlotte Douglas. For the TTM period ending June 2026, the portfolio generated $9.9 million in Total Revenue and $3.3 million in NOI at 33.2% margins. Built to modern Hilton and Marriott design standards, the Hotels feature durable construction, contemporary design, and access to the industry’s top loyalty platforms - Hilton Honors (260M members) and Marriott Bonvoy (271M members) - driving direct bookings, repeat stays, and continued performance upside.
The Hotels are situated in southwest Charlotte, a rapidly expanding submarket defined by modern office parks, retail centers, and one of the region’s strongest industrial footprints. The location offers exceptional connectivity – approximately 11 miles from Uptown Charlotte, 6 miles from Charlotte Douglas International Airport, and within 2 miles of both the 185-acre Steele Creek Industrial Park and the airport-adjacent 300-acre intermodal yard. This strategic positioning places the Hotels at the heart of diversified corporate, industrial, and travel demand that supports both extended-stay and transient segments. Additionally, the Hotels benefit from proximity to major corporate offices, with Microsoft, Belk, and T-Mobile each located within 5 miles. The surrounding area is anchored by advanced energy and manufacturing operations, including Siemens Energy’s planned first U.S. large power transformer plant, and major distribution facilities such as Stanley Black & Decker’s 767,000-SF and TJ Maxx’s 595,000-SF centers. Further driving the area’s growth, Charlotte Douglas International Airport handled roughly 54 million passengers in 2025, marking its second-busiest year on record, while remaining one of the world’s busiest airports by aircraft operations.
