FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. — Trilith Guesthouse, a new 193-room boutique hotel set for a January 2024 opening, has announced members of its executive team.
This includes the appointment of James Green as general manager, and three other additions to the hotel’s executive team: Felicia Lyn, director of entertainment and business travel; Cori Cramsey, senior sales manager; and Janay Holliday, catering sales manager.
“Trilith Guesthouse is designed to inspire the storyteller in every guest, with James and his team being the perfect cast of characters to make our own story an instant classic,” says Joe Collier, president and founder of Mainsail Lodging & Development. “I’m excited to watch these talented managers as they combine their individual experiences to lead our employees and craft the first chapter of the hotel’s epic tale in Trilith.”
Green will oversee daily business activities, work to improve business functions, and manage budgets while developing strategic plans and goals for the hotel. A hospitality veteran with nearly two decades in the industry, Green worked for 13 years at Starwood Hotels and Resorts, followed by five years with Marriott International. For the past decade, Green has been a fixture in the Atlanta market, notably with W Hotels. Most recently, he served as general manager for Wylie Hotel, a boutique hotel in the historic Old Fourth Ward of Atlanta.
Trilith Guesthouse sits at the main entrance of the European-inspired Town at Trilith in Fayetteville, Ga., adjacent to Trilith Studios, the second largest film and television studio in North America. The five-story, 193-room boutique hotel will include 36 apartment-style studios and one-bedroom suites, a signature street-level restaurant, a fifth-floor rooftop bar, a culinary studio, and more than 17,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event spaces.
Trilith Guesthouse will be a member of Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio of independent boutique hotels. The property is currently accepting reservations for March 3, 2024.
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