Embassy Suites In Gulf Shores Nears Completion

John Mullen • April 7, 2025

The new Embassy Suites Hotel is already taking reservations

Guld Shores Hotel News

The Embassy Suites hotel under construction on West Beach Blvd, in Gulf Shores. It is scheduled to open this summer, and is already taking reservations for Aug. 1st and later dates. The hotel, located across from the beach and The Hangout features 257 rooms, a lobby bar and restaurant, a rooftop amenity terrace, a pool deck and 13,620 square feet of meeting space. There will be a parking garage and a substantial offering of retail space.


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Embassy Suites Gulf Shores is a joint venture among the three firms. DD Partners, LLC and Woodbine Development Corporation are leading development and asset management efforts, and Peachtree Group will manage operations for the resort upon completion in summer 2025. The architect of record for the project is PFVS, and the contractor is Robins & Morton, an Alabama based construction firm.

A $3.5 million letter of credit issued by the developers of the Embassy Suites in Gulf Shores to the city “as a security against the project being completed and coming operational” is being allowed to expire per the agreement on June 30.

 

The city council will address the letter in a council meeting  at city hall in council chambers. There will be a work session immediately following the special meeting.

 

“The development team has notified the City that they expect to receive a certificate of occupancy for the project in May and aim to open the property to the public in late June or early July,” according to the meeting agenda.


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