Americana by Loews Hotels coming to Arlington, TX

Loews Hotels & Co has revealed plans for Americana by Loews Hotels – Arlington, TX, its third hotel in the area’s Entertainment District.

Set to replace the existing Sheraton Arlington Hotel, Americana by Loews Hotels represents a significant evolution for the market and for the brand, according to the company. A “ground-shaking” event, where the existing hotel will be demolished, is planned for early June, marking the official start of construction.

The hotel will be the brand’s 28th property, and its name pays tribute to the iconic Americana Hotel in Bal Harbour, FL—a Loews landmark that opened in 1956. The term “Americana” embodies the spirit of American hospitality, a hallmark of Loews Hotels for decades, according to the company. This new, contemporary addition to the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex is designed to honor the past, embrace the present and shape the future: celebrating Loews’ heritage in refined hospitality, joining two existing properties in Arlington’s Sports and Entertainment District today, and creating a best-in-class destination for tomorrow’s travelers.

“This project reflects our strong belief in Arlington as a dynamic destination and our confidence in its continued growth,” said Alex Tisch, president/CEO, Loews Hotels & Co. “Americana by Loews Hotels honors our heritage while looking ahead, bringing together scale, service excellence and design to support group and leisure travelers alike. As our third hotel in Arlington, it also marks an important milestone for Loews as owner, operator, and developer.”

The hotel will feature 507 guestrooms, including 39 suites, and standard room sizes ranging from 350 to 400 sq. ft. Designed with meetings and events at its core, the property will offer more than 83,000 sq. ft. of total indoor and outdoor meeting and event space, including a 10,000-sq.-ft. Event Barn, positioning it as a premier destination for large-scale gatherings.

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