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        	  Starwood has opened its first hotel in Colorado 
			  and fifth Element hotel globally, the Element Denver Park Meadows. 
			  Later this week, Starwood will further expand the Element portfolio, with the brand’s sixth hotel, the Element Dallas Fort 
			  Worth Airport North. 
			  Owned by Medical Hospitality Group and managed 
			  by InterMountain Management, LLC, Element Denver Park Meadows is 
			  currently in pursuit of LEED certification. It is the second 
			  Element project between the ownership group, development team, and 
			  InterMountain Management, following the opening of Element Houston 
			  Vintage Park in Texas this spring. 
			  “We celebrate the 
			  successful, strategic growth of the Element brand with the opening 
			  of our fifth and sixth hotels, all in one week,” said Paul Sacco, 
			  Senior Vice President of Development for North America, Starwood 
			  Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. “We are also delighted to expand 
			  our relationship with Medical Hospitality Group and InterMountain 
			  Management, who have demonstrated their growing commitment and 
			  support of our Element brand.” 
			  Launched by Starwood in 2008, Element is one of the first major hotel brands to mandate that all its 
			  properties pursue the US Green Building Council’s (USGBC) 
			  Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) 
			  certification. 
			  The Element brand’s green features are 
			  designed to be as aesthetically appealing as they are 
			  eco-friendly, so guests never compromise on style and comfort. 
			  Eco-friendly materials are used whenever possible and natural 
			  light is maximized throughout the hotels. To reduce waste, guest 
			  room bathrooms are equipped with amenity dispensers, kitchens are 
			  supplied with silverware and glassware instead of plastic utensils 
			  and paper cups, and filtered drinking water is available rather 
			  than plastic water bottles. Recycling bins are available in guest rooms and public areas. 
			  Element hotels conserve water and energy 
			  with low-flow faucets and fixtures, compact fluorescent light 
			  bulbs, and energy-efficient appliances. Even the ubiquitous “Do 
			  Not Disturb” sign has been replaced with an 
			  environmentally-friendly magnet.
  
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