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2. Knights Inn - Wikipedia

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   Knights Inn (officially Knights Franchise Systems, Inc.) is an American full-limited service hotel chain owned by Red Lion Hotels Corporation and based in Denver, Colorado. Knights Inn used to be built with all-exterior corridors and medieval-inspired architecture, but the chain now has updated options for all Knights Inn properties.

3. Cardinal Industries - Wikipedia

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   It also began the Knights Inn motel chain. [1] Key people. Austin Guirlinger, president and CEO; ... Palatka Florida 32177; Riverwood Apartments, Palatka, Florida 32177;

4. Sonesta International Hotels - Wikipedia

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   He purchased a series of properties in Florida, including the Palm Beach Biltmore and the Palm Beach Country Club, from oil magnate Henry Latham Doherty in 1944. Around the same time, he also purchased a series of hotels in Cleveland, Ohio, from Robert R. Young, including the Terminal Tower and Hotel Cleveland. [6]

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6. Red Lion Hotels Corporation - Wikipedia

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   On April 4, 2018, RLHC announced it had reached an agreement with Wyndham Worldwide to acquire the Knights Inn brand for $27 million. [31] The transaction closed on May 14, 2018. [32] On December 30, 2020, it was announced RLHC would be acquired by Sonesta International Hotels Corporation. [33] The acquisition was finalized on March 17, 2021. [34]

7. Nokomis, Florida - Wikipedia

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   On U.S. 41, Albee and investors built the Pollyanna Inn, a 35-room hotel. [7] The Florida guide, compiled in the late 1930s and first published in 1939, listed Nokomis's population as 79 and described it as "a suburb of Venice, […] separated from that town by Shackett Creek…" [8]