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Omni Hotels is capturing the Fort Worth horizon as construction begins for the brand's newest luxury hotel and condominiums. Sculpted from native stone, rich hardwoods and wrapped in glass, the Omni Fort Worth Hotel will be the newest star in the Lone Star State.

"The Omni Fort Worth Hotel will offer a bold taste of Texas hospitality with a personality that's as gracious and dynamic as Fort Worth itself," said Robert Rowling, chairman of Omni Hotels.

The 34-story, 604-room luxury hotel will boast a unique structural design and style that draw upon Fort Worth's strong cultural roots and bold Texas pride to create an unforgettable atmosphere. With artwork adorning the hotel walls, the unique life-as-gallery display will be part of the finishing touch to this new piece of Fort Worth magnificence.

Omni Hotels celebrated the start of construction with a special ceremony and reception for local officials and community partners. Joined by Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief, Rowling literally added the company's brand to the Fort Worth skyline by raising an over-sized branding iron to imprint the Omni Hotels logo on a giant artist's rendering of the hotel and surrounding area.



Omni Hotels plans to build a $250 million, 800-room hotel beside the downtown convention center under construction, Nashville government officials announced Tuesday.

Hotel construction would start by next summer and is expected to create at least 300 permanent jobs, pending final approval by city officials. The hotel would connect “physically and thematically” to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and to the new Music City Center convention center now going up, officials said.

The hotel would open sometime in 2013, within months of the new $585 million Music City Center, the largest building project in the city’s history. The 1.2 million-square-foot facility, located on a 15-acre site, will replace a smaller convention center three blocks away in the downtown entertainment district.




Located on Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, The Omni Berkshire Place Hotel is only steps away from the Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Broadway’s theatre district and Fifth Avenue shopping.
A popular haven for discerning travellers since 1926, the 21-storey hotel received a major renovation in 2003 that created a timeless elegance.
Modern on-site amenities include a complimentary fitness centre, free wireless Internet throughout, a restaurant and bar (currently undergoing a $3 million redesign and renovation), meeting/banqueting facilities and 24-hour room service.
A 24-hour concierge desk provides complimentary shoe shining and newspapers.