Peak Hospitality is proud to manage a growing portfolio of hotels across the Southwest and Western U.S.—each with a unique story, strategic vision, and community presence. From cultural lodges to branded repositions, every project reflects our commitment to operational excellence, guest experience, and long-term asset growth.
Taawaki Inn
Clarkdale, Arizona
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Nestled in the heart of the Verde Valley, this 44-room independent hotel honors the culture and values of the Hopi people. With architecture rooted in tradition and service grounded in respect, the Taawaki Inn offers travelers a thoughtful, immersive experience. Peak Hospitality oversees all facets of operations, blending cultural authenticity with modern service standards.
Managed Since: 2025 Tag: Cultural | Independent | Heritage Property
Featuring an indoor pool with a two-story waterslide, on-site restaurant and free high-speed internet, this property caters to both families and business travelers. Strategically located off I-25, it’s a full-service stay with resort-style flair.
Located just one mile from Balloon Fiesta Park and minutes from Sandia Casino, this GreenTree Inn offers guests an affordable stay with easy access to Albuquerque’s top attractions. A favorite during festival season and beyond.
Conveniently located just minutes from Albuquerque International Sunport, this Ramada offers travelers seamless access to the airport, downtown, and the University of New Mexico. With spacious guest rooms, complimentary breakfast, and shuttle service, it’s an ideal base for both business and leisure stays. Under Peak Hospitality’s management, the property continues to enhance guest satisfaction through service consistency, operational oversight, and competitive positioning in the Albuquerque market.
Set against the backdrop of Black Canyon of the Gunnison and the San Juan Mountains, this property offers modern comfort near Colorado’s most stunning outdoor landmarks. A reliable choice for adventure seekers and seasonal travelers alike.
Located within the stunning Hot Springs State Park and steps from the Big Horn River, this historic property combines timeless architecture with fully modernized comfort. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel offers guests a unique blend of heritage and hospitality—alongside local attractions like the Wyoming Dinosaur Museum and Wind River Canyon. Peak Hospitality oversaw operations with a focus on preservation, performance, and guest experience.
A top choice for both business and leisure travelers, this pet-friendly Comfort Inn & Suites is ideally located near the Riverbend Hot Springs and local golf courses. With award-winning hospitality and modern conveniences, it’s a go-to destination in southern New Mexico.
Set against sweeping views of the Dragoon Mountains, Landmark Lookout Lodge offers a true Old West experience just a quarter mile from historic downtown Tombstone. Known for its fire pits, rustic charm, and western hospitality, the property delivers a nostalgic yet comfortable stay for travelers exploring Arizona’s frontier past. Under Peak Hospitality’s management, operations focused on preserving character while enhancing guest service and operational performance.
Nestled on the central Oregon coast, The Waldport Inn offers travelers a freshly remodeled stay just steps from the Pacific. Ideally located between the coastal towns of Yachats and Newport, this independent property provides easy access to beaches, dining, and scenic drives. With a focus on comfort, convenience, and local charm, Peak Hospitality has managed The Waldport Inn with an emphasis on guest satisfaction and operational consistency.
Located in the heart of historic Soulard, 1860 Saloon is a cornerstone of St. Louis nightlife—offering live music, classic bar fare, and a timeless western charm. The venue includes multiple entertainment spaces, from a blues bar to an outdoor patio, creating a dynamic guest experience seven nights a week. With Peak Hospitality’s oversight, operations continue to blend local flavor with polished service and event-driven energy.
