Riverstone Hospitality Group approached us to fully renovate the interiors of a historic boutique hotel, including guest rooms, common areas, and dining spaces, while keeping the property open to guests throughout construction.
Our team built a room-by-room phasing plan that rotated renovation blocks through the property, coordinating with hotel operations and the local historic preservation board to protect both guest experience and the building’s character.
The hotel needed to remain open and bookable throughout the renovation, with no more than a quarter of rooms offline at any time.
We renovated in room blocks of 15–20 units at a time, rotating through the property so occupancy limits were never exceeded.
The property's historic designation restricted changes to the exterior façade and required preservation-approved materials.
We worked directly with the local historic preservation board to source approved materials and secure sign-off before work began.
Renovation noise risked disrupting guests in adjacent occupied rooms and ground-floor dining areas.
We scheduled high-noise demolition during guest checkout windows and used sound barriers around active work zones.
The hotel completed its full renovation without closing for a single night, and guest review scores improved noticeably after reopening each renovated wing. Riverstone Hospitality Group has since engaged us for a sister property renovation.
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