AUSTIN, Texas—Hunter Lodge Advisors introduced the off-market sale of the 107-key Courtyard Amarillo Downtown. An affiliate of Summit Lodge Properties, Inc., offered the resort to an affiliate of Amarillo-based KAMP Inns on October 20, 2025. Hunter’s Mason McDavid, vice chairman, and Kami Burnette, senior vice chairman, within the agency’s Texas workplace, facilitated the transaction, whereas Adeel Amin, senior vice chairman of capital markets, secured financing for the client.
“One other profitable execution of Hunter’s collaborative funding gross sales and capital markets groups, this transaction displays the agency’s capability to ship artistic and strategic outcomes for purchasers,” stated Amin. “The mortgage’s profitable execution at a good debt yield underscores the worth of native market perception, and the sponsor’s documented observe document and deep conviction within the rising market’s development trajectory have been essential components in securing financing phrases.”
Located in downtown Amarillo, the 107-key Courtyard Amarillo Downtown offers entry to town’s main company, medical, and leisure demand turbines. The resort is inside strolling distance of the Amarillo Civic Heart Advanced, Globe-Information Heart for the Performing Arts, and Hodgetown Stadium, and minutes from Amarillo School, West Texas A&M College, and Baptist St. Anthony’s Well being System. The property additionally affords proximity to the Tri-State Fairgrounds, Palo Duro Canyon State Park, the Amarillo Museum of Artwork, and town’s Route 66 district.
“We’re proud to have facilitated this off-market transaction on behalf of our Texas-based institutional consumer, and equally excited for the client as they broaden their North Texas portfolio with the addition of their first Marriott-branded resort,” stated McDavid. “Amarillo stays a extremely sought-after secondary market in Texas, benefiting from its position because the regional healthcare hub of North Texas, together with sturdy agriculture, manufacturing, and leisure demand. The brand new house owners are well-positioned to capitalize on these rising industries.”
The Courtyard Amarillo Downtown, initially in-built 1928 and transformed to a resort in 2010, features a enterprise space, a health heart, and The Bistro, which serves breakfast and dinner.
