CoralTree Hospitality

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the new Pier Sixty-Six in Florida is encouraging team members to wear pink on Wednesdays. The People Services team at the hotel also is giving out pink breast cancer ribbons to make showing support for this initiative event easier. #breastcancerawarenessmonth #teamsupport #hotelmanagement #hospitality #hospitalitymanagement

We are excited to announce that CoralTree Hospitality has been awarded management of The Islands of Islamorada resort in Florida. The gated, luxury enclave of 22 waterfront villas and eight, one-bedroom suites provides easy access to all that the Florida Keys have to offer. The resort is the seventh CoralTree property in Florida. “The Islands of Islamorada is an impressive addition to our growing collection of hotels, resorts and residential properties,” said Tom Luersen, president of CoralTree Hospitality. “The resort offers a variety of personalized experiences centered around its distinctive location in the Florida Keys. The beachside, four-bedroom villas offer something truly rare for the discerning family looking for a luxury vacation destination.” The Islands of Islamorada features spacious four-bedroom waterfront villas with kitchens and outdoor recreation space, as well as one-bedroom luxury hotel suites all with ocean views that offer the familiar comforts of home with the luxury of high-end hospitality. The resort includes its own private beach, two swimming pools, tiki lounge, a designated children’s play area, a marina, seaplane dock, watersports program, a fitness center, motion studio and pickleball courts. A dedicated concierge team can arrange for a variety of specially designed activities including private fishing charters providing unparalleled access to the ‘Sportfishing Capital of the World.’ The four-bedroom villas also are available for purchase with residential sales by Ocean Sotheby’s International Realty. The resort is a 1.5-hour drive from Miami and can be easily accessed via boat or seaplane. The Islands of Islamorada will be a part of the CoralTree Residence Collection, which includes vacation rental and residential resort management properties in some of the most desirable locations in the United States including Vail and Snowmass in Colorado as well as properties on three islands – Kauai, Hawaii Island, and Maui – in Hawaii. The CoralTree Residence Collection portfolio includes more than 1,040 residences and 26 homeowners associations under management. The CoralTree Residence Collection prides itself on keeping personal hospitality in the guest experience by providing unparalleled vacation planning, front desk and concierge services, on-site leadership and more. The Residence Collection also provides owner care services including renovation management, accounting and financial services, maintenance and capital project oversight, marketing, distribution and pricing, housekeeping, asset management and procurement. For more information on The Islands of Islamorada, please visit https://lnkd.in/g7frWhSA.?

Winter travel is just around the corner and Condé Nast Traveler listed its picks for the "11 Underrated Places to Travel This Winter, Whether You Want Sand or Snow" and our own Tamarack Resort made the list. Check out the story! #mediacoverage #wintertravel #skiresorts #hotelmanagement #hospitalitymanagement #hospitality

Our last Quality Ambassador Team highlight this week is Nelson Cruz, front office supervisor at Hotel Columbia in Telluride, Colorado.

Team Coraltree representing with more than 22 team sales leaders at the annual IMEX America trade show in Las Vegas this week. Way to go team!! #teamwork #hotelsales #hospitality #hotelmanagement #hospitalitymanagement #salesteam #hotelsalesteam #imex2024

Today, get to know Quality Ambassador Team member Mileydis Diaz who is housekeeping manager at The Westin at The Woodlands.

We're thrilled to announce that tickets for the March 1, 2025, Voyager Gala are now available! This isn't just any event—it's a chance to gather with our Destination, Two Roads, and CoralTree family for a night of celebration and impact. Did you know that proceeds from the gala will benefit University of Denver (DU) students majoring in hospitality? Supporting dreams has never been this fun. Imagine an evening at the brand-new Hotel Polaris, filled with delicious food, fun, music, and dancing. The warmth of friendship will set the stage for a memorable night of connections and shared stories. https://lnkd.in/eEm-ikq5

This week we'll be highlighting several of our Quality Ambassador Team members who symbolize the future of our company. These individuals are focused on perpetual improvement and crafting the evolution of both the guest and team member experience at our hotels and home office. Today, meet Henry Cox from Terranea Resort who is the resort activities and operations manager.

We are excited to share that five CoralTree hotels and resorts have been recognized in?Condé Nast Traveler's prestigious 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards!? ? ?? Sunriver Resort – No. 1 in the Pacific Northwest? ?? The Eddy Taproom & Hotel – No. 8 hotel in Colorado? ?? Austria Haus Hotel – No. 15 hotel in Colorado? ?? Terranea Resort – No. 13 resort in Southern California? ?? Tamarack Resort – No. 26 ski resort in the U.S.? ? Congratulations to all of our team members who worked hard to make this possible! #awards #hotelawards #hotelmanagement #hospitality #hospitalitymanagement #hotelmanagement

Meet Maggy Dunphy, senior director of wellness and spa operations for CoralTree Hospitality. Maggy is an accomplished Spa and Wellness executive with 25+ years of experience in the spa and wellness space, providing her tools to weave together key components of culture, programming, innovation, operations, leadership, and financial success. As an innovative thinker and do-er, Maggy’s passion is collaborating with owners, architects, interior designers, and others involved, to bring a concept to life by crafting the visual story and creating spaces that are desirable to both work and experience. This collaborative approach produces intentional spaces with purpose. Cultivating spaces for people to thrive, to grow and be better has become a focus and the purpose behind the work that she does. Maggy grew up in a family of eight children. Believe it or not – she was quite the tomboy – most certainly not a spa girl. And each and every day she had one goal – to beat the boys in everything. And she usually did. Sports became an outlet for her and she attributes her drive for perfection, ambition to win, passion for excellence, and unique leadership style on the coaches and athletes that believed in her and taught her the principles of teamwork. Maggy began her career in hospitality as a massage therapist in Vail, escaping the East Coast and management responsibilities to become a free spirit therapist in the mountains of Colorado. That didn’t last long as leading people was in her blood. She was in the right place at the right time – and has grown up in the spa industry. Her first Spa Director job paid a whopping $14,000, but she received a small commission on every treatment performed, so Maggy turned a janitor closet into a massage room so they wouldn’t turn away the business. It was definitely not about the “experience” in those days. When not working, Maggy loves to play – anything. Preferably using the large muscle groups of her body, but she also loves board games and reading – and hopes to learn how to knit someday…. While riding a spin bike, of course.