Hotel management company Remington Hospitality has revealed its strategic expansion into the Caribbean market. After a third-quarter filled with domestic growth, the company has begun managing Croc’s Resort & Casino in Costa Rica, marking the management company’s first property in the region. Remington Hospitality is broadening its international portfolio and has also signed on to manage Autograph Sarchi in Costa Rica and two Larimar City resorts—Royal Sonesta Hotel and The James—in the Dominican Republic.
“We are thrilled to announce Remington Hospitality’s expansion into the Caribbean, a move we have long been working towards,” said Sloan Dean, CEO, Remington Hospitality. “The combination of the Caribbean’s high year-round tourism demand and an increased interest in wellness travel makes this advancement a no-brainer. We’re looking forward to bringing our unmatched guest service beyond the U.S. borders, and I am confident that this expansion will usher in an exciting new chapter of success.”
Located along the beaches of Jaco, Costa Rica, Croc’s Resort & Casino offers access to activities including surfing, paddle boarding, ziplining and horseback riding. In addition, the resort has an on-site casino, four restaurants, a nightclub, a resort-style pool and more than 7,000 sq. ft. of versatile event space. The hotel also features 166 guestrooms and suites with dedicated living areas and balconies with taking mountain and ocean views.
Future Caribbean growth
Remington Hospitality continues to expand its presence in the Caribbean by signing several additional management agreements across the region, including:
- Two hotels—The James and Royal Sonesta—in Larimar City, Dominican Republic, the Caribbean’s first smart city
- An Autograph hotel in Sarchi, Costa Rica
- A luxury ecotourism project in Monte Verde, Costa Rica
The company also believes there are additional growth opportunities in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Grand Cayman, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Panama, the Bahamas and South America.
“In recent months, Remington has prioritized expanding our presence in other key hospitality verticals,” said Keith Oltchick, chief development officer, Remington Hospitality. “Our foray into the Caribbean underscores this dedication and positions the properties themselves as tangible symbols of our forward trajectory.”
Ahead of this company expansion, Remington welcomed nine new properties and 1,784 guestrooms into its portfolio in the past six months.
