Hosted by the official association for Boutique Hotels and businesses, the awards aim to highlight the boutique sector’s achievements on the industry’s most daring and authentic stage. The annual program consists of 8 total categories, and projects are judged not only by their appearance, but also by the ethos behind each project. The StayBoutique by BLLA awards program showcases boutique hotels and businesses and celebrates the milestones they have achieved over the past twelve months. Patel serves on the Marriott International Franchise Advisory Council and the Hilton Worldwide Owner's Advisory Council, and he maintains his presence on boards of local organizations that support education and economic development in Vision's hometown of Chattanooga. Under his leadership as president and CEO, Vision holds a growing portfolio of hotels affiliated with premium brands such as Hilton Worldwide and Marriott International, including the company's first boutique hotel, The Edwin. in 1997 and launched its operations and management division, Humanist Hospitality, in September 2021.
Patel founded Vision Hospitality Group, Inc.
“Not only are we excited to receive awards for these locations alongside our design partners, but we are also grateful for the opportunity to have our leader recognized as well.” “The Humanist team is thrilled to receive honors for two hotels within our boutique portfolio,” said David Martin, COO of Humanist Hospitality. Each hotel was developed by Vision Hospitality Group, Inc. The addition of thoughtful design elements and modern touches create an authentic and unscripted experience. The design of this location is inspired by the rich history and vibrant murals that encompass the city of Cincinnati, providing guests with a unique reflection of the local culture through color, texture and pattern. The Kinley Cincinnati Downtown was designed by the global design and architecture firm Streetsense. Each guest room showcases pops of navy, copper and maroon, 10-15’ original reclaimed wood ceilings, tufted headboards, and locally-inspired art, while the hotel’s public spaces feature warm and inviting tones. This hotel’s distinctive features include the restoration of its renaissance revival-style façade clad with ornamental detailing, as well as thoughtful touches that tie to the history of Louisville. The Grady Louisville Downtown was designed by Atlanta-based Sims Patrick Studio. “For each of these hotels, we take pride in the historic renovations and thoughtful design work that has gone into making them what they are today.” Patel, president and CEO of Vision Hospitality Group. “We are honored to be recognized in this year’s awards program, and we couldn’t have done it without our interior design partners,” said Mr. Patel was selected as runner-up for Iconic Boutique Hotelier.
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