Groundbreaking ceremony at Morongo for new hotel collaboration between Marnell Hospitality and Tharaldson Hospitality
Unleashing the San Gorgonio Pass's New 200-Room Haven!
🌴🏨🎉 It's a cause for celebration in sunny Banning, CA, as the Morongo Band of Mission Indians unveil their latest venture—the upcoming 200-room dual-branded Hampton Inn and Home2 Suites hotel. Set to emerge alongside the iconic Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, this jaw-dropping creation is bound to captivate both vacationers and business travelers alike.
📅 Get ready to roll in early 2026! This outstanding project—a harmonious collaboration among Marnell Hospitality, Tharaldson Hospitality, and the Morongo Tribe—will generate a plethora of permanent jobs and bring fresh economic prosperity to the bustling San Gorgonio Pass.
🏢 Four shimmering stories high, the hotel will be nestled over the Morongo Indian Reservation, boasting an exquisite design that seamlessly captures relaxation and luxury.
🎉 Relaxation Awaits—The hotel will enchant you with a serene resort-style pool, a rejuvenating spa, and a charming array of studio suites, plush guest rooms, and delightful dining options. Dive into the opulence of our bar/lounge, tone up in our state-of-the-art fitness center, or immerse yourself in the shared experiences of our two spacious meeting/conference rooms. Of course, our inviting lobby and lounge areas will provide the perfect comfy nooks for unwinding after an action-packed day!
🚀 A Shared Vision Come to Life! The hotel's inception was the ambitious dream of the Morongo Tribal Council and the Morongo Economic Development and Planning Committee—fuelled by their unwavering commitment to advancing the tribe's retail and tourism offerings along the vibrant I-10 corridor. Together, they forged a creative partnership with Marnell Hospitality and Tharaldson Hospitality, making this ingenious concept a tangible reality.
💼 Greg Wells, Manager of Marnell Hospitality, beamed with excitement, stating, "Partnering with the Morongo Band of Mission Indians is a remarkable milestone for us, as they are one of the recognized leaders in tribal gaming and hospitality. This stunning new location will take Morongo's world-class amenities to the next level!"
💐 James Siva, Morongo Tribal Council Vice Chair and Chair of the Economic Development and Planning Committee, added, "By working together collaboratively, we have successfully propelled this innovative project from concept to fruition and found the ideal partners in Marnell Hospitality and Tharaldson Hospitality."
🤝 Meet the Dream Team—Behind the genius minds of this visionary collaboration, you'll find Morongo Economic Development and Planning Committee members Jimmy Lopez, Fred Toro, and David Gandara, Greg Wells (Marnell Hospitality), Don Cape (Tharaldson Hospitality), James Siva (Morongo Tribal Council Vice Chair and Chair of the Economic Development and Planning Committee), and Mary Ann Andreas and Ryan Martin (Morongo Tribal Council Members).
🏣 Building a Brighter Future—As a sovereign nation, the Morongo Tribe consistently demonstrates resilience and self-reliance, creating a considerable economic impact for the region. Partnering with the esteemed Marnell Hospitality and Tharaldson Hospitality, they continue elevating their retail and tourism sectors to transcend generations and bolster their neighboring communities. For more information, visit Morongo Band of Mission Indians, Marnell Hospitality, or Tharaldson Hospitality. 🎉✨🚀
🏆 In 2024, high-profile constructors Marnell Hospitality and Tharaldson Hospitality, in partnership with the Morongo Tribe, are planning to offer a collectively ambitious project: a casino expansion featuring sports facilities located within the Morongo Indian Reservation.
🏣 As these accolades unfold, the Morongo Tribe will bring forth a four-story, 200-room, dual-branded Hampton Inn and Home2 Suites hotel nestled alongside the iconic Morongo Casino Resort & Spa in 2026.
💼 The Morongo Tribe is keen on furthering their retail and tourism offerings, partnering with well-regarded companies such as Marnell Hospitality, Tharaldson Hospitality, and sports developers for a promising array of new attractions on the I-10 corridor in the future.
