Business as Usual at St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort

Starwood has confirmed that The St. Regis Monarch Beach resort will continue to operate business as usual following a consensual transfer by its owner to Citi, the lender, which now owns the 400-room hotel.

In a statement issued on Monday, Citi affirmed that the St. Regis brand will continue to manage the hotel, "The acquisition will have no impact on the hotel, golf club or beach club, which will continue to operate at the highest standards of service seamlessly and without interruption for guests and employees."

The five star, five diamond resort, The St. Regis Monarch Beach opened in 2001 and quickly established itself as one of the state's premier luxury hotels.

"The St. Regis won't skip a beat in providing the bespoke signature services that have made the property one of the most exclusive resorts in North America," said Johnny So, General Manager of the St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort. "We remain committed to providing our guests with a flawless experience at every turn, and we are proud, that despite the challenging economic times, the St. Regis Monarch Beach continues to gain market share and is outperforming its competitive set."

St. Regis Monarch Beach and Resort is fully operational, including its popular destination bars as well as award-winning restaurants and Spas - Club 19, Stonehill tavern, Motif Restaurant, and Spa Gaucin.

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