Extended Stay America, Inc. (NYSE:ESA) has opened a three-story Extended StayAmerica Efficiency Studios brand hotel at 2087 Hotel Circle South in San Diego, CA. The 166-room hotel is the Company`s 2nd hotel in the San Diego area and its 30th in the state.

According to President and Chief Executive Officer George D. Johnson, Jr., “The extended-stay lodging market is the fastest growing segment of the hotel industry, and is quickly catching the interest of business professionals, people relocating and those on extended work assignments.”

Weekly room rates for the new Extended StayAmerica hotel are available from $299 for a Queen room and $329 for a King room - a fraction of the cost you`d pay elsewhere for similar features. Nightly rates are also available.

Guest rooms at Extended Stay America properties include a queen-size bed, recliner, cable TV with remote, free voice mail, free local calls, and a computer data port. Each room also has a kitchen with a refrigerator, two-burner range, microwave, coffee maker, utensils and tableware.

The property features a 24-hour, coin-operated, on-site laundry facility for guests and convenient vending machines. Guests are provided with weekly housekeeping service and twice-weekly towel service. Properties are generally staffed by five to six full-time and eight to ten part-time employees.

Extended Stay America, Inc. owns and operates 29 other California-based extended stay hotels under its StudioPLUS Deluxe Studios, Extended StayAmerica Efficiency Studios and Crossland Economy Studios brand names located in Bakersfield, Fresno, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Barbara and Santa Rosa.

In addition, the Company currently has six extended-stay hotels under construction in Alameda, Dublin, Santa Rosa, Union City and Woodland Hills, CA.
 
“The appeal of our hotels reaches beyond the business and corporate community. Besides being ideal for professionals on extended or temporary assignments such as consulting or training, our properties are perfect for people building homes, relocating or attending family functions,” said Mike Wilson, Vice President - Marketing.

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