Once Abandoned Clifton Park Hotel is Now at Full Capacity
What a difference a couple of years makes. It was always pretty astonishing this hotel would close down, based on its prime location. But, the Park Manor hotel in Clifton Park has sat empty for over two years.
The four story building is located at the very busy intersection of Route 9 and 146 in Clifton Park. The hotel shut down back in 2019 after filing bankruptcy and a mortgage foreclosure, according to the Albany Business Review. Since then, it had lingered with a giant sign announcing new owners were needed.
In an update from the Business Review, the hotel now has new owners, who have made significant improvements in a very short amount of time. Ravinder Chopra, Vinod Chand and Raman Aggarwal purchased the hotel in early 2022 for around $6.5 million.
They say the hotel was plagued with a number of problems, including a pipe that burst, an indoor pool that need a serious cleaning after standing water sat for two years, and multiple rodents making a home there.
Still, the new owners were able to renovate and make improvements quickly, and the hotel began welcoming back guests in April. This coming weekend, thanks to the track opening, they are at capacity. The pool has also been cleaned up and is expected to reopen shortly.
The hotel ballroom, which can accommodate nearly 400 people, has also begun hosting events and the in-house restaurant Seven - An American Bistro, is expected to reopen in August.
The Business Review says room rates are currently between $89 and $179 per night.
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